#fearlesssince06

Having chronic migraine disorder is not fun; it keeps me from doing a lot of things and I end up missing out on stuff. Taylor’s music is one of the things that gets me through a lot of things I’ve had to go through. I hope that someday I get to meet her backstage or at a secret session, because she’s inspired me since 2006 when I first heard tim McGraw and teardrops on my guitar.

I’ve lost a lot of people in my life including my dad and I’ve had to make a lot of adjustments; I’ve never lived anywhere more than 2 years, so I don’t know what it’s like to stay in one place.

Taylor’s music has made me feel good about myself when I haven’t had a good reason to like myself. 💗💕💜

I’ve been a fan since your very first album. I know tons of fans say that, and if that were true you would have had a much bigger following than you do now. But anyways; that was the album that made me think your music was heaven on earth, and how could so many songs relate to my life?? It was incredible!! And then fearless came out and I was amazed yet again!!

I waited forever to get to see you onstage, and with the fearless tour I didn’t think I was gonna get to, because you went all over the country except for my area.

Then you announced that the fearless tour would be extended and have a ton more shows, one of those which would be in a town in Massachusetts. And it made records because it was the first stadium show AND it sold out in minutes. That same day was also the same day as my high school graduation, which meant I had to rush from graduation(neither of my parents did that, so it was kind of a monumental moment in my life) to go and get to Gillette stadium!

And then speak now came out and it was like getting swept away in a fairytale!!! My fav album to date, and it was even better seeing the tour, even though it was pouring rain for half the show!!! That made it more fun, to get to dance in the pouring rain with my favorite singer!!

And so, I just wanted to tell you how much your music has meant to me. I lost my dad at 8 years old, and then by 14 realized my mom wanted things other than me.

Your music has taught me to be fearless, and not to care what other people think even if you are on the outside looking in; you also taught me that you should say how you feel, “because the words you stop yourself from saying are the ones that will haunt you the longest.”

And it’s actually pretty funny, no matter how bad of a day I’ve had, no matter how sad I am, your music ALWAYS makes me feel better, even if I look a little crazy in my car dancing at the stoplight 😂

I would really really love the chance to get to meet you backstage on Friday night at Gillette, but I understand if you’ve given out too many invites💕

Would you consider playing white horse or fearless at Gillette that Friday night? I really love those songs!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Holy crap. These lines resonate with me so strong; my mom isn’t physically sick but she is emotionally, she made a lot of wrong choices and for a while when I was younger I used to think that she’d change and get better and I used to want her to get better and do the right thing but she never did. So now it’s resorted to all too well/you’re not sorry/breathe, because I can’t put up with her toxicity anymore.

Thank you so much for this album, @taylorswift, I know you didn’t write it for me but today it feels like you did.

@taylorswift I just wanted to let you know that I support you 100%, and always have. I’m so sorry this is happening, and so proud of you for speaking up.

I’m sorry you’re having the rug ripped out from underneath you, that’s not fair to you at all. I’m happy that you have such a supportive label now and that they want the best for you, because you deserve that. And to have someone that you’ve trusted do this to you is one of the worst things. I truly am so sorry that you’re going through all of this.

Your music has always spoken to my soul and heart, and to have an artist consistently do that is such a powerful thing.

Taylor, I have been such a fan since you first came on the scene. I was at your first ever stadium show in 2010, which was also the same night that I graduated high school, I was at the RAIN SHOW, and then you brought Carly Simon out for us, when you sang classic to us with MKTO, and I CANNOT WAIT to see what you have in store for us for the reputation tour. I’ve heard rumors there’s aerial acts, I’M SO EXCITED FOR JULY!!!!!!!! Hopefully by then I’ll have gotten my fearless tattoo. 

I’ve always related to your music. When I was in middle school and high school, your songs about not fitting in and being alone rang true for me. I had a few friends but I was shunned by the popular kids of my later grade school years. Maybe it was because I lived in a foster home, maybe it was because I didn’t have the stylish clothes. You clung to music, I clung to books. I actually recently discovered I think I wanna write books. 

When I was in high school I had my first boyfriend. He was a dud. He also took my heart and shattered it on the ground, and then stomped on it afterwards. But thats that. White Horse and All Too Well and Forever and Always and Should’ve Said No and Picture to Burn took care of that. 

One of the things that I’ve always been envious of is the relationship you have with your mother. Unfortunately, that is something I will never get to have. And I’m not gonna sugarcoat it, because it sucks, it really does. But listening to your music helps with that. Your music helps me realize that its okay to sometimes cry on your bathroom floor and to feel sad; but on the flipside, it’s also fun to dance like it’s 1989 in your living room using the tv remote as a microphone. 

I hope you remember to be fearless, I hope you remember to speak now, I hope that you never forget to dance like it’s 1989, and I hope you never let other people ruin your reputation, as that is only something that you can define. 

Stay fearless!!!