Has your mom heard 'Black Eyed', in which you sing, "I'm forever black-eyed, a product of a broken home"?
Brian Molko: I don't talk about our music with my mother, but she is proud of me. I think the song would have more of an effect on my dad. He tried to dissuade me from pursuing any artistic endeavors whatsoever. He ignored me for most of my life, and then wanted to be my friend when success came along. I think he studies the songs more. And I think he probably gets the message.
Brian Molko, Alternative Press, August 2001
OMFG,LOUD LIKE LOVEEEE.I WANT THAT CD ON MY HANDS RIGHT NOW,I CAN’T WAIT. I’LL BE WAITING FOR A SUDAMERICA’S TOUR
Anonymous asked: i've read yor blog and like you say in your description you suffer bpd? is that true? I think it's hard for you ,sorry
Yes,I suffer BPD. And it’s hard because I don’t want help,but at the same time I do. For me,it’s all black or white,there’s no greys. Last year was very very hard for me,when I was diagnosed It was devastating,but I could understand all the things that were happening to me. It’s hard,but this is who I am.
