IDC how old or important it is, I’m not inspired by this drivel. “I would rather see the shape of a lovely woman than a bunch of soldiers and war chariots”? Pfft, you and everyone else. Get in line.
You might be right but you also come across as a pedantic snobby culture bro asshole. Shove up your Greek knowledge up your giant ass… if you want to share knowledge do it kindly… arrogance is not a good method to share knowledge you muppet.
Not true at all. I’ve even suggested a song of the caliber I’m looking for (I Will Always Love You, originally by Dolly Parton but made famous by Whitney Houston).
I’m merely defending anon’s assertion that the vast majority of great love songs are written by men.
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Aww, what a lovely thing to write about your best friend!
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Of course they haven’t read Sappho, they only read Shaprio of some Ben.
That doesn’t even rhyme. Garbage.
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IDC how old or important it is, I’m not inspired by this drivel. “I would rather see the shape of a lovely woman than a bunch of soldiers and war chariots”? Pfft, you and everyone else. Get in line.
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So her claim to fame is that she is more gay than the rest of ancient Greece?
IDK man, let’s see the poems men wrote about those soldiers and their glistening biceps before making a call here, shall we?
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You might be right but you also come across as a pedantic snobby culture bro asshole. Shove up your Greek knowledge up your giant ass… if you want to share knowledge do it kindly… arrogance is not a good method to share knowledge you muppet.
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The guy he answered is showing a worse persona than your description throughout this whole thread and you haven’t really shown any kindness yourself.
Also you being insecure and uncultured doesn’t automatically make others around you pedantic and snobby.
This was a funny joke until I realized it wasnt a joke
What makes you say that? I’m fully reading his replies as jokes
OP is spending the whole thread trying to argue that no woman has ever written a good love song. It’s honestly a really weird hill to die on.
Not true at all. I’ve even suggested a song of the caliber I’m looking for (I Will Always Love You, originally by Dolly Parton but made famous by Whitney Houston).
I’m merely defending anon’s assertion that the vast majority of great love songs are written by men.