almost-everyday

it’s just that the line “i don’t believe that anybody feels the way i do about you now” suggests that the subject of the song has many suitors of a kind or is beloved by many or is otherwise making the songwriter compete for his love, but the songwriter clearly believes that nobody in the world can match his feelings for the subject. so it just makes you wonder who in the songwriter’s life was more popular than he was and who he would feel somewhat possessive over in his love to proudly declare no one else will love the subject like he does, even though there are other things he’d like to say about his love but is prevented from doing …

I think if John Lennon was alive for twitter he would try to be progressive and say something like “I’m a lesbian because I love women” and then be like “what makes a woman, anyways” but not in a transphobic way rather quite the opposite where he’s trying to break the boxes we traditionally put women into and make people think harder about it. But because he’d be like in his 70s when he posts this it really wouldn’t land at all and half of the internet would read it as him being homophobic transphobic and misogynistic but the other half would instead read it as him being an elderly he/him trans lesbian.

i like your platonic friendship do you mind if i view it through a lens that might support a homosexual reading of your relationship? you don't need to change anything and this doesn't belittle or undermine or ignore your real feelings for each other. i just think it would be cool if you fucked

are these beatles still for sale

i’m not buying them full price

If there is any posts that I will reblog everytime it pops on my dash it WILL be the Pyramus and Thisbe rehearsal pics AND the Beatles interview in 1963 that was like a week after the Bob Wooler incident where John is looking at Paul so so fondly