You're almost not allowed to point that out these days, but the 1970s were freer in certain ways. Dennis Jacques from Bay City, MichiganCheryl from Knoxville, life is not always black and white, and the fact is that men do not always look back on early sexual encounters as negative or abusive, even when the law and society define them that way.John from Doncaster What can you say about Freddie.Bridget from CoDon't know why, but once toward the end of history class our teacher was talking, and with a part of a reaction video where one girl commented on this song in mind, I commented, "Queen's Jazz album!" He agreed.But this song was written in the 1970s, and we're living in the 21st century, so I guess there's a difference? I don't know. Bridget from CoOne thing: Why does he appreciate women on the chunkier side? It shocks me so much, seeing as kids have made fun of chunkier kids in elementary school (and another called me fat).Do you think we'll ever return to such times?
Apart from that, it's a great song from the times when people were actually free to express their thoughts. Get a life and stop spreading the hate, or at least keep it all on Twitter, you virtue-signaling aficionados. Go check out the definition of sexism before you make fools of yourselves.
I've seen every blue eyed floozy on the way, heyĪin't no beauty queens in this locality, I tell you Heap big woman, you made a bad boy out of me Fat bottomed girls, you make the rocking world go 'roundīut I knew life before I left my nursery, huh
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