my other underrated sneaky fave is the simplicity and straightforwardness of “we tell the world to leave us the fuck alone and they do, wow” relative to how this sentiment was handled in the last seven albums of taylor’s discography

and when father figure is actually one of taylor’s best songs. then what

taylor’s mindset rn amazes me i remember the days when internet discourse and public perception used to affect her so much and now hearing her emphasize that her job is simply to entertain and if people have her name in their mouths then they’re helping is crazyyy i love this so much for her

"i'm not the art police. everybody is allowed to feel exactly how they want." reaaaaaally took me aback. like this is such a healthy, well-adjusted 180. i'm so happy for her.

“the rule of show business is if it’s the first week of my album release and you are saying either my name or my album title, you’re helping” MHM!!!

hand to god this is the best piece of taylor content we have ever received and it’s only been like 10 minutes

as much as i think there is space for new fans, and in no way am i trying to make swiftieism exclusive, but the rep tv truthers are a perfect example of why it is important to learn more about the past of the thing you’re involving yourself in and not just get on a bandwagon and do it for clout.

every time taylor thanks us and attributes her success or getting the opportunity to do something to us, it makes me so emotional. like how do you expect me to not be parasocial?

i couldn’t care less that taylor isn’t a vocal powerhouse because her voice feels like home to me. it feels like a soft warm blanket or a hug from your mom or the bed in your childhood room. it’s beautiful and earnest and unbridled and uniquely her and i wouldn’t trade it for the world

“what a shame she went mad, they said she did something bad” oh her mind

truly. truly. this country fucking hates women and i am so tired of everyone acting like it’s not an important type of discrimination. they fucking hate us.