Mattywasaracecardriver
01-10-2007, 05:22 PM
The first sentence spells out the point of the song to us immediately. “something has to change”. The only thing to do now other than enjoy the amazing song over and over is figure out what the undeniable dilemma is, and what adsactly needs to change.
The problem is the addiction to sex. Or sexual thoughts and urges. Overstimulation numbs me and I wouldn’t have it any other way. Shows the recognition of how its stopping the rest of the relationship from proceeding in the sense of their feelings, its just the sexual stimulation that is the obsession.
The obsession is turning into an addiction, its not enough I need more, nothing seems to satisfy. Showing how though there is all this stimulation sexually they are not satisfied with how things are going. Even they though are urging for more of it.
The chorus then moves even deeper into the emotional dilemma. I get the impression that perhaps the relationship refers to one member being more experienced in sexual relationships and addicted to sex. While the other is more emotionally attached, and unaccustomed to any form of sexual intercourse. Finger deep within the borderline has a double meaning, one being that one party is slowly edging the other into having sexual relations, while the other is more a graphic symbol of “him” entering her borderline – her bodily borderline and the amount “she” is willing to go.
I can help you change tired moments into pleasure, is sort of persuading her that everything will be for the better, even though previously it was described as an addiction or undeniable dilemma. Say the word and we’ll be well upon our way. The necessity for consent just confirms the idea that this is relevant to sex.
Blend and balance, pain and comfort. This perhaps could explain thoughts on losing virginity, the pain of the first time mixed in with the comfort of being in a loved ones arms. All meanwhile there is a sense that the person speaking is the one in the wrong so to speak, perhaps not going too far but pushing the physicality onto another to feed the addiction.
Something kind of sad about the way that things have come to be, desensitised to everything what became of subtlety? Now that he has once again given into his sexual urges and even pushed them onto someone else, the realisation and regret kick in, and he realises that there is so much more to a relationship and happiness.
The end few sections talk of the absence of these strong emotions of love and tenderness, but then shows the possible addictive personality pushing through once again, showing a determination to discover these feelings by pushing deeper inside the borderline.
This song to me shows a dark side to the pressures that come with sex in a relationship, and the perception rather interestingly is from the person who is maybe the weaker of the two. Showing the addiction, and the strife it brings, but also the recognition of this self made burden, and the desire to move beyond it.
Stinkfist, as a title to me, is referring to the physical aspect that dominates the relationship of two people.
I strongly believe this song not to be about drugs, or anything but some sort of sexual relations. Though I feel my points above are accurate id be interested to here any other aspects I have quite possibly missed out, or any tweaks that people feel should be made.
The problem is the addiction to sex. Or sexual thoughts and urges. Overstimulation numbs me and I wouldn’t have it any other way. Shows the recognition of how its stopping the rest of the relationship from proceeding in the sense of their feelings, its just the sexual stimulation that is the obsession.
The obsession is turning into an addiction, its not enough I need more, nothing seems to satisfy. Showing how though there is all this stimulation sexually they are not satisfied with how things are going. Even they though are urging for more of it.
The chorus then moves even deeper into the emotional dilemma. I get the impression that perhaps the relationship refers to one member being more experienced in sexual relationships and addicted to sex. While the other is more emotionally attached, and unaccustomed to any form of sexual intercourse. Finger deep within the borderline has a double meaning, one being that one party is slowly edging the other into having sexual relations, while the other is more a graphic symbol of “him” entering her borderline – her bodily borderline and the amount “she” is willing to go.
I can help you change tired moments into pleasure, is sort of persuading her that everything will be for the better, even though previously it was described as an addiction or undeniable dilemma. Say the word and we’ll be well upon our way. The necessity for consent just confirms the idea that this is relevant to sex.
Blend and balance, pain and comfort. This perhaps could explain thoughts on losing virginity, the pain of the first time mixed in with the comfort of being in a loved ones arms. All meanwhile there is a sense that the person speaking is the one in the wrong so to speak, perhaps not going too far but pushing the physicality onto another to feed the addiction.
Something kind of sad about the way that things have come to be, desensitised to everything what became of subtlety? Now that he has once again given into his sexual urges and even pushed them onto someone else, the realisation and regret kick in, and he realises that there is so much more to a relationship and happiness.
The end few sections talk of the absence of these strong emotions of love and tenderness, but then shows the possible addictive personality pushing through once again, showing a determination to discover these feelings by pushing deeper inside the borderline.
This song to me shows a dark side to the pressures that come with sex in a relationship, and the perception rather interestingly is from the person who is maybe the weaker of the two. Showing the addiction, and the strife it brings, but also the recognition of this self made burden, and the desire to move beyond it.
Stinkfist, as a title to me, is referring to the physical aspect that dominates the relationship of two people.
I strongly believe this song not to be about drugs, or anything but some sort of sexual relations. Though I feel my points above are accurate id be interested to here any other aspects I have quite possibly missed out, or any tweaks that people feel should be made.