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@lizzy-scott
“Hey, you’re preaching to the choir sister!”
“Maybe YOU should write music!”
“I wouldn’t even know where to begin to write a song. My musical training is extremely limited. Like, I tried to play piano but I never showed much improvement that I honestly think my teacher asked my dad to never bring me back.”
“I think a lot of love songs nowadays are pretty straight forward. Mainly about getting laid.”
“Which is so depressing. Love songs should be about so much more than that. They should be about how being around a person makes your heart skip a beat, and how it’s like you’re completely helpless whenever they’re around because you’re just that crazy about them.”
I think someone cursed me or something, I have been trying to fall asleep this whole time and I can’t.
Is there someone who would know a counter curse? Like, maybe the Hecate kids? Oh! Or, maybe the Hypnos kids would be able to give you something to help you fall asleep. They always look tired, so it might be worth a shot.
I know as a doctor I’m supposed to say you need sleep, but I haven’t slept for two days and I’m exhausted.
How do you stay awake for two days? I’ve gotten to where I can barely stay up two hours past my curfew without passing out.
“Yes, but why is it her favourite song? It’s most likely due to the lyrics, whether she aspires for a love like that or already as a love like that…because even though beat and rhythm are important in choosing a favourite song I think you need to love the lyrics more for it to be your favourite.”
“I think both are equally important. Like, you could think a song has really beautiful lyrics but then the way it’s presented is all wrong. Or at least, it’s not pleasing to you. Or, a song could have lyrics that don’t make any sense, but if the melody is really nice, then you might still find that you like it. So maybe it’s how she just feels whenever she hears the song and not how the words relate to her.”
“Well if you love them like a love song, wouldn’t that song be their love song…which means you wrote it or imagined it…so in the end you love them like the love song you wrote about loving them so much?” Atticus was only entertaining the idea was he was still a bit buzzed from his smoke session a few hours earlier and the idea was puzzling.
“But what if you aren’t the one that writes the love song? Would it still be their love song? Oh, or would it be like the song that couples claim to have whenever they find some really sweet song on the radio the first time they dance or whatever?”
“Oh yeah! I’ve heard that before. People, appreciating the art or poem, would tell their loves about it. Or they’d read the poem to their lover in a sort of serenading.”
“Well like, they say that their love is a masterpiece better than anything Van Gogh could paint, or something like that. Which, is obviously completely up to interpretation and many people would argue that could never happen. But, if they can make it sound romantic enough, then I don’t see why it can’t work as some sort of cheesy line.”
“finally someone is questioning selena gomez’s lyrics. i thought i was the only one who had questions.”
“She just leaves so much to interpretation, especially in that song. I want her to reveal more of herself instead of just saying that she loves someone the way other people have expressed themselves.”
“Well I never thought of it that way. I do believe a lot of people’s love for one song is monumental compared to one person. But like without that one person who was in love in the first place, then they wouldn’t have the song they all love.”
“So, you still think that it’s the love the writer has for the person the song’s for? Either way, I feel like Selena Gomez took the cheap way out in just saying she loved someone like a love song instead of being more specific as to how she loved the person. It just doesn’t seem as personal to me.”
“If you really think about it, I think it’s a little bit of both. Because someone who loves you a lot takes the time to write the song, but also the amount of love could depend on the words they string together. Make sense?”
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“Sort of. But now I almost feel like it makes it more complicated if you want to look at it as both. Because then you could also look at it as neither somehow and argue that true love doesn’t need to be announced through a song and... Woah. Now my head hurts.”
He looks at her a bit puzzled. Not really sure why someone as beautiful as her would be talking to him. “I didn’t realize people were asking this question, but I was thinking the same thing the other day though. But I personally believe I’d think it’s the latter. Despite how much I love that song, I feel like my feelings for someone wouldn’t compare, because it’d be so much stronger then that.”
“Okay well, maybe people people aren’t asking these questions. But I’m asking these questions because they bother me. But what if it isn’t that song in particular? What if you think of the most loving love song and would that be how much you loved them? Selena Gomez never realized the sort of philosophical discussions she was going to start when she wrote this song.”
“I think it’s saying that you love someone like the amount of love the lyrics in a love song have.”
“But what about those really weird love songs that only have symbolic meanings? Do those count? Because if that’s the sort of love song someone is claiming to love me like, I think I’d rather be loved differently.”
oraioskoritsi :
“I always assumed it was that you love the person in a way reminiscent of the songwriter. It’s like when you compare your love to a poem or an art piece. It’s beautiful.”
“Do people really compare their love to poems or art pieces? I always thought those were just another form of a love song... but obviously in a different medium.”
oliviahaart :
“Uh…I don’t know, but wouldn’t it be nice to be loved like a love song?”
“Oh, I would love to be loved like a love song. It’d be almost like a modern day fairy tale to have someone love me that much.”
isla-carter :
“You love someone as much as the person who wrote the song loves the person it’s about. Or at least that’s what I think.”
“I mean, I think you’re probably right. But, at the same time, think about how much people love a good love song. Maybe she’s comparing her love for him to how much she loves her favorite love song. It’s an interesting thought, at least.”
peter-reed :
“I personally believe it’s like the person who wrote the song loves the person the song is about. Because loving a song isn’t that like, wow, that’s so sweet. It’s like ‘oh okay.’ But if it’s like the person who wrote it, it’s like you love them the same as the person did who wrote it. But you’re just not capable of explaining how you feel like they are, so you love them like a love song. You know?”
“If you think about how many people though love one love song, then it might be like they love that person as much as that. Which would be more than the person who wrote the love song. But I definitely get what you’re saying.”
“Okay, but if you love somebody like a love song, does that mean you love them as much as you love the song? Or like the person who wrote the song loves the person the song is about? These are the real questions.”
