Añadir nuevo comentario

I'm afraid that number's ex-directory arimidex o tamoxifeno ginecomastia To my ears, “Blurred Lines” isn’t “kinda rapey,” but kinda flirty — especially since the lyrics make clear the woman in question grabbed Thicke with gusto well before he offered his own, rather warmly delivered sexual comeback. There’s not a whiff of threat to Thicke’s use of “you know you want it.” It has a sweet tease, familiar to anyone who has ever had a sexual encounter of any kind. Only a genuine sexual paranoid, or a writer yearning for extra Web clicks, would think otherwise.