u/hateaddison

Queen has gotten me through some of the hardest times and they are a reason I’m still here today!
So if thought I share some songs that helped me and how I interpret them.

Keep Passing the Open Windows- Choosing to keep going even when things get difficult.

Don’t Try So Hard- Letting go of pressure and to stop trying to control everything at once.
(Take a step back and live)

Don’t Try Suicide- Very sarcastic sounding but ultimately means to not hurt yourself over temporary issues because IT DOES GET BETTER!!

Breakthru- Breaking through emotional times and into freedom.

Spread Your Wings- Leaving behind a limited life into independence even though it’s difficult.

Keep Yourself Alive- Staying mentally and physically strong while reminding you to hold on during rough patches.

These Are the Days of Our Lives- Appreciating life,
even after hard times.

Under Pressure- Realizing you’re not alone when you are stressing, anxious, or emotional.

The Show Must Go On- Pushing forward even when you’re hurting or exhausted. (Don’t give up)

Don’t Stop Me Now- Feeling untouchable and fully alive during a burst of freedom from every and everyone around you.

I know some of these songs are pretty emotional, but the message behind them is a reminder to never give up no matter what and that you matter! I hope this helps someone who needs it!❤️❤️

Hot space is an album that I really never hated, but it was nowhere near my favorite. With that, the more I listened to the songs, the less I would skip them when they played. I know it’s not a bad album but a lot of people don’t like it because it’s not “Queen”. People make it seem like Body Language is HORRIBLE.. but I never hated it. (Back Chat is my fav though) Even though it’s not their best album, it’s very unfinished general. I’d love to hear yalls thoughts!!

How do teachers feel about students who are attached? Not in a romantic way, but in a parental sense. I am attached to 2 teachers and they know it, but there is a line that neither party crosses. We know what to talk about and what not to talk about. They know more than almost anyone about me, but there is obviously some things they don't tell me and things I don't tell them. I know in some cases of teacher attachment, the student doesn't know how to ask them for a hug or tell them how much they mean to them. I am not like that at all, I hug one of those teachers at least 3 times a day and have a handshake with the other. I have also spoke to them about how much I rely on them and how much I needed them. They also tell me that they love how I am and how people like me remind them of why they started teaching. So, from another teachers perspective, how do you think a teacher in a similar situation would feel? (if any of that doesn't make sense, just ask and I can clarify in the comments)

hey guys! as I've been looking at this reddit, especially the posts about least favorite queen songs, I see a lot of people say they HATE don't try suicide. I also see people saying that they interpret the song as" insensitive" and sort of disrespectful. As someone who has dealt with suicide themselves, I find the song humorous and almost comforting..? I think part of it is because my way of coping is sort of joking about it, but, I can totally see why people would feel negatively about it, but personally I think its a great song. I just wanted to come on here and hear yalls thoughts.