the poet must not avert his eyes

Memento Mori Pendant

17th century

gold, enamel, pearl, rock crystal, hair

You had bad values that made you revere bad people for shallow things and you scripted an alternate universe where they cared about you but had to be secretive for some reason instead of valuing and putting your energy towards people who actually do care about others.

When dating hanging out with men and women:

Lesbian salute

Gay pride, in a list of things that makes taylor who she is

James. Taylor is literally named after James Taylor

Deadass thought I made it obvious

the girl in red post was during lesbian visibility week too.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TaylorSwift/s/TIPdLRNNdh

https://www.eonline.com/news/1040111/taylor-swift-reveals-the-music-and-tv-shows-she-can-t-get-enough-of

Sapphic love songs

Friend of Dorothy (or, Dorothea)

Hairpin Drop

Twisting TWO SEPERATE PHRASES to say hairpins instead of the og phrase

The og phrases are "hear a pin drop" and "hair trigger"

In conclusion

@algds

you have bad values that made you revere bad people for shallow things so you have concocted elaborate conspiracy theories about hidden messages to pretend your breathtakingly simplistic hero is more complicated than they really are and secretly cares about other people but for some fantastical reason can't show it instead of valuing and putting your energy towards people who actually do care about others.

taylor is more empowered to live the life she wants than 99.99999% of people. she wants to live the life of a privileged straight woman. that is all you need to know about her sexuality. everyone has a right to have their publicly stated sexual identity respected. that you feel the need to cross that boundary and campaign to convince others to cross it as well in order to justify acting like she's brilliant and complex shows that you know how empty of an artist she really is.

Curious about the LEG-acy of the early modern suit? You've stumbled on the right post. 🦵

This new article in JSTOR Daily explains how fitted breeches and visible calves played an important role in shaping ideas about masculinity, class, and social belonging. The early modern suit developed alongside seventeenth- and eighteenth-century expectations about how men should appear in public, including how much of the body could be seen and how that body should be read by others.

Visible legs were closely tied to ideals of strength and grace. Well-shaped calves suggested physical capability and skill in dancing, both of which carried social implications. Pale, smooth silhouettes echoed classical art and reinforced ideas about refinement that were deeply shaped by race and empire.

Digital Art by Francesca Mary Guerrieri

Aka Mary Midnight Art