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the way she was constantly talking about opal being Travis's birthstone in interviews and how that relates to opalite but not one word of that in the movie.
it's her mom's favourite stone, and therefore its kinda hers, and it being a stone you could imitate with opalite fascinated her

Did Taylor actually listen to Hamlets advice? Hahaha never read Hamlet before and I was like “what did you just said?”

highly recommend

gives a lot of insight over the chaotic filming of cleopatra and her relationship w burton as well

Thinking that the english teacher hates the smart passionate queer kids is laughable

Did Taylor actually listen to Hamlets advice? Hahaha never read Hamlet before and I was like “what did you just said?”

It’s funny that swifties are saying that gaylors are dying with the engagement. Meanwhile we:
“Is there a storm of brewing in Taylor’s Swift’s…”
“Another bisexual who’s got married to a men!”
“Let’s not forget about the saint writings: the Bejeweled music video.”
“This is show business baby!”

I really like the production and it’s really funny! But, as a og fan of hers I don’t think is her best work. And I would liked for her to expand more on the thematic of the “dog” and the “control”

Thinking about it more it's interesting to choose a black woman as the patriarchy bc Taylor ™️ is an arm of the patriarchy (football wedding very American) and is a woman. Maybe it's a further critique of the industries and how they exploit the labor of women and POC to make money and gain power

Why suddenly all swifties thinks Rep is a very romantic album? Maybe, it always been obvious that it was THE LOVE album, but just now people are talking about it…

So, Taylor is like the Mariner, a guest at the wedding, and as the bride (or meant to be the bride). They are both innocent but predestined to be sinful or at least carry the sin. So, it’s like Taylor embraces that and goes around spreading it among everyone at the wedding.

I was re-reading The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (English is not my native language so it’s so hard for me to understand some things haha.) But this time I noticed that, as the poem starts in a wedding, the bride is described as “Red as a rose”. Which can mean many things, like sin or beauty.

Taylor’s songs are so psychoanalytic, and I’m here for it! Every time I hear her albums I find some new parallel with psychoanalysis and I feel like I’m going crazy :\/

‘I love you, I’m sorry’ is from the pov of real taylor to TS™️ and I think I’m ready to die on this hill 🧵

“I'm just mad as hell cause I loved this place” and now… “I hate it here […] and in my fantasies I rise above it and way up there, I actually love it”

Yes! Burn this house to the ground and burn my city…

to indicate how the fans and society are putting her into this heteronormative expectations…

But, I want to know all your opinions and interpretations of this song! :)

breaking the fourth wall and getting directly into her trap. The similarities with Dear Reader of bending the truth if is needed, if we actually knew her wouldn’t take her word. The parallels with But Daddy I love him of the expectation put onto her and ironic way of the braking of the wall to

destined to be. Which enters perfectly into comphet, it was pretended, it seemed as the right thing and she was getting trapped again in the pressure and expectations. Of course, as many people have already talked about, it can be interpreted as directed to the fans. Not being authentic with them,

is really similar to Mastermind where she says it wasn’t accidental and it was something she created herself. As well, as in invisible string “isn't it just so pretty to think”, as as tragedy. As something that could have happened but the line or the connection between her and the guy wasn’t real or

ironic and indicating that this statements are not true, emphasized by “do you really”. Besides,TTPD and You’re losing me are a clear example of how she actually didn’t came back to life and how she died because of not being able to love and not being loved back. The charting constellations is

“he brought me back to life” and “chart the constellations in his eyes” as an affirmation and saying something that was obvious… You already knew that I cheated and that things were going down between us. But if we left that perspective aside and go back to Taylor’s perspective the questions become

For example, High Infidelity mentioning a specific night where they bend the truth and met “the guy” that made them cheat, as in Question…? there’s a specific person that they saw to make them suspect of the partner. Similar to betty “I saw you dance with him”. In this case, we can interpret

but realizing that she should have “put up more of a fight” and every relationship being “second-best after” the one. I still think that the song has the characteristic of possibly applying to different moments and versions of Taylor or to other people involved, as in folklore or evermore.

into the expectation that fans and society put onto her “proceeded to play him until I believed it too”. (Comhet probably) The similarities with Question…? are still there. The making fun of and the gender roles, as her not getting into the expectation and thinking that it was the right thing to do

Definitely this is about the expectation put onto Tay and connected to the rain imagery of How to get the girl and loosing “the one” and trying to get them back. And to the “storm” that “board up the windows” of her private life, but also believing and trying to convince herself that she could get

That you saw that night/ But you were on something” Especially, because the both parts are sleeping on the each other necessities and dancing around the miscommunication. As in folklore and evermore, telling different perspectives of the same story. I have changed my opinion about it haha.

Hi queers! I was going to post this yesterday… Am I the only crazy one that thought that High Infidelity was the opposite perspective from Question…? When I heard it the first time I thought it was connected to: “Did you realize, out of time/ She was on your mind/With some meathead guy/

Say it louder for the ones in the back!

just because they make art. taylor swift is not inherently resisting fascism by producing a record. luxury brands are not inherently resisting fascism with their slave labor making ready-to-wear for pennies on the dollar so they can make a million dollar hand-beaded gown for sabrina carpenter.

Yes, this started because of the hate of associating songs with women. But also because the songs, as they have similar themes, seem to be about the same muse and talking about the same thing over and over. But this might still apply because of her way of talking about the past