#Surprised that the tag Sugar in my coffee has zero mentions of this song

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I like the song Sugar in my coffee because coffee is something that I haven't tried, but I have the feeling that I wouldn't like it, but also because it feels like a story about asexuality in a way. Like, the guy doesn't like coffee, but meets a "coffee guy" that calls them a child because they says that they are more of a hot chocolate guy themselves. The coffee guy drives the other to his coffee warehouse because surely his coffee will make them change their taste. Before they drinks it the singer is like: Yes, this is it, I'll be able to relate to other people about this and talk about it. They hate it. I don't think I have to explain what my brain understood in this song. (I know that he goes by they/he, but in the song the other is referred only as he, so I only used they to make sure it was easy to undertand who I was talking about every time).

I thought about searching the song in google before posting this and this is the third thing that shows up:

So yes, I was right.

#aroace #ace #aro #Sugar in my coffee #The narcissist cookbook #Surprised that the tag Sugar in my coffee has zero mentions of this song #Also didn't know that The narcissist cookbook goes by they/he #Every new thing I learn about this singer (basically everything)(I just found the song on spotify by chance) makes this even better #Also this post was way shorter in my head