YouвЂ™re just at the holding hands phase and you canвЂ™t even seem to get past that. You have a very screwed up nervous system. At least not one thatвЂ™s more trouble than itвЂ™s worth. Is that whatвЂ™s happening here? SheвЂ™s having so many guys try and date her, she doesnвЂ™t care about them at all? Except this one guy who she may or may not be dating? Guys do not like a project. The onus of tradition is on guys to find a girl, not the other way around. You know what guys do in that situation? They find someone who wonвЂ™t. No one wants to associate with someone who treats other guys like shit. I know this from experience: acting like a bitch is not seen as a cry for help. I have a feeling your вЂњselfвЂќ may just not be worth hanging around. IвЂ™d love to know why other guys provide no pressure on her. ThatвЂ™ll help when/if you get married in the future. Good to know you give 110% in relationships. The girlвЂ™s already in a position of strength. I identify with this sensation, and needing to hide it. They donвЂ™t even notice that kind of thing, unless theyвЂ™re like those Lee Press-On nails, which is simply a danger response.ДЄll kidding aside, I actually like this line. This is a girl who doesnвЂ™t wash her hair, and sheвЂ™s having trouble holding a guyвЂ™s hand? And women donвЂ™t paint their nails and wear high heels for men. For guys, the idea that this girl, out of all the other boys chasing her, chose him. Even in this age, girls still have trouble being as forward as boys. For the girl, the fantasy was that she would be assertive enough to give a guy who she just met her phone number. * You know why вЂњCall Me MaybeвЂќ was so successful? Because it included fantasies for both the girl and the guy. вЂњCall Me MaybeвЂќ had a more sympathetic character*. I may not be up on the вЂњlingoвЂќ, but I guess making them вЂњbounceвЂќ means either sheвЂ™s leaving the boys or the boys are leaving her. (Maybe this is where the black oil is coming from.) I donвЂ™t think it would have much effect on boys. And donвЂ™t you know that Ken dolls have no parts вЂњdown thereвЂќ? Does that mean she teases them sexually? This is not endearing me to your situation.ДЇirst, isnвЂ™t leaving the hair unwashed a move in hairstyling some times? Second, is this meant to drive off a guy? WouldnвЂ™t that be the effect on everyone? IвЂ™d think it would repel more girls than guys. Who is this guy whoвЂ™s so up there itвЂ™s making her lower her inflated opinion of herself?Д®w. The second means she has self-esteem issues. Does she think sheвЂ™s not good enough for the boy? Or the boy is too good for her? The first implies an inconsistent self-image with the rest of the song. вЂњGetting what I wantвЂќ makes it sound like she wants the guy, but вЂњwhen it comes to you, IвЂ™m never good enoughвЂќ implies that she doesnвЂ™t.ДЄctually, IвЂ™m not sure what it implies. Again, I have no idea why she never said вЂњyesвЂќ. This song is just like вЂњ Miss IndependentвЂњ. Or if sheвЂ™s bi-curious.Д«ut when it comes to you, IвЂ™m never good enough Or if sheвЂ™s just always been independent.

Why doesnвЂ™t she want to fall in love? Did she have some love trouble last time? Is she one of those girls that falls for bad boys? Or if she was spurned by a boy. The phrase вЂњputting my defenses upвЂќ is repeated through the song. And sheвЂ™s using it as a trite metaphor for your infatuation. I bet all you out there know at least one person, family member or friend, who died of a heart related disease. SheвЂ™s talking about the number one killer of humans. Why is she covered in black goo? Is that oil? Is that her вЂњgood selfвЂќ trying to break through? Why is the good side black? Is this a mud wrestling thing? Like the вЂњ DirrtyвЂќ and вЂњ IвЂ™m a Slave 4 UвЂќ videos? Maybe sheвЂ™s becoming an alien? She certainly looks inhuman.ДЇirst, I think вЂњheart attackвЂќ is a rather poor choice of words.

Throughout the video it drips down behind her, and as she writhes and caresses herself out of passion, her face becomes painted with it. Second, what is with the black goo? She starts with black paint or oil on her hands.

That makes it like a car wreck: hideous, but unable to look away from. It suffers from the same over-production and auto-tuned synth vocals meant to appeal to tweens. With all the diva pop vocalizing and voice manipulation, this sounds like a Christina Aguilera song. The song is so damn catchy, but I have no idea what itвЂ™s trying to say. SheвЂ™s a cross between Kelly Clarkson and Miley Cyrus. вЂњHeart AttackвЂќ is like that, and it comes from a similar source - a Disney pop princess whoвЂ™s trying to seem вЂњmore adultвЂќ.

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