[ SECRET POST #2477 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2477 ⌋

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Comments

[hiyami]

I agree with anon also.
Seriously, like many people above have said :
1) sticking a reference to kids in a love song can be pretty off-topic or awkward.
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2) a lot of love songs aren't that specific that mothers are excluded from being concerned.

Actually, the only songs I can think of that specifically refer to women who are unattached and free to party are stupid club dance songs. I wouldn't call them love songs, just hook-up songs.

And by the way, I know a lot of mothers who manage to get an evening out to party once in a while. Married mothers, even. Mothers who are in a partnership with someone who acknowledges that a couple stands longer if both parts can have spare time and fun, either together or separately.


So, in short : stop listening to party songs. Not love songs.