Can someone please explain why the best songwriter in history chose a lyric from Blank Space for her wedding?
From the Mastermind herself:
1989 (TV) prologue:

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Can someone please explain why the best songwriter in history chose a lyric from Blank Space for her wedding?
From the Mastermind herself:
1989 (TV) prologue:

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sitting in the airport café, cardigan starts playing on the radio and i start quietly humming back the melody to myself - a random thought resurfaces: what do hetlors even think she means by “sensual politics”?! one does wonder
Olivia “Smart-sexy-Lacy-I’m-so-obsessed-with-your-ex-is-she-good-in-bed-perchance?” Rodrigo
Taylor “Gaylor-dropping-hair-pins-and-hints-and-lesbian-flags-24/7” Swift
Conan “Unlabeled-but-queer-af-gay-and-slay” Gray
The ultimate queer mother, son and daughter trio! 🏳️🌈
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The Cabin in question?
Interesting marketing choice calling the Cardigan acoustic version ‘Cabin in Candlelight’, Tay 😉🌲

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Just discovered this article on TTPD.
We are in the post-Lover and the failed coming out era. She was the sheriff of a queer town which was a dream that didn’t come true. She didn’t get to be out and open.
No one writes about tragedy without experiencing it themselves. I don’t think you can grasp the concept without a lived experience.
Also, why have they written always imagined in quotes.
Furthermore, she talks about breaking free and leaving it all in ruins, taking the dagger and removing it. She talks about regret and the contrasting reality of where she is and where she wanted to be.
More proof that this is all PR
* playing Cassandra in the background *
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