Robin Thicke’s fourth studio album is entitled Sex Therapy: The Session where his songs supposedly tell lovers’ secrets unknown to those who seeking aid.
‘The sex is easy to find, but the therapy comes from caring about somebody and wanting to make their life better.’
Speaking from personal experience or general observation?
So where did he get the idea? Through fellow singer Ester Dean who started singing It’s my body instead of It’s a Party, Lesley Gore’s 1963 hit. Robin then had an epiphany saying, “I said, ‘Ooh, that’s cool, let’s do that.’ But we needed another idea, so I said, ‘What if we made it like sex therapy?’ I was thinking about what a woman needs at the end of the day. How can I take care of her the best? What can I give her that every woman needs?” Women “can afford their own shoes, buy their own apartments and pay for their own dinners. They still need someone to have sex with — everyone needs sex therapy!”
The man is married to Paula Patton (you know, the gorgeous teacher in Precious), who the track Shake It For Daddy is dedicated to. (HAHAHAHA!) He explains, “My wife looks amazing in lingerie, so if she comes in and starts shaking it for daddy, trust me, me and her are going to have a swell evening.”
At least he’s committed, which is less than what we can say for other certain people in Hollyland
Will you listen to Thicke’s Sexy tunes?
Carrie Prejean, hypocrite and self-righteous fallen beauty queen, never ceases to amaze us with her innane logic especially in the way she Oh so subtly relates it to Christianity and the bible.
