#I only know who is a swiftie

[hedwig123]

What type of music do the counselors listen to?

I've said this before but I don't have very varied music taste myself 😅

So I can't guess, like, Ryan's or Abi's music taste. What I do know beyond a shadow of a doubt are that Dylan, Kaitlyn, and Emma are Swifties. Nick would also be one if he committed to a label ever in his life but of course he can not.

Max also loves pop music. Ariana Grande boy

Jacob and Laura... I also don't know 🤷‍♀️

[deathofherreputation]

also people online always act like swifties are stupid vapid white girls who don't support other women or lack the self-awareness to practice any meaningful feminism in their lives, but every single swiftie I have ever interacted with online has supported women like amber heard or blake lively when they speak out against being abused, and every single person in my life who constantly shits on swifties was a depp supporter who gleefully joined in on the whole world mocking a woman for her abuse and assault, and are currently saying blake lively deserved to be sexually harassed for the crime of being annoying

[teenidleadultgirl]

loml is giving wondering if i just dodged a bullet or lost the love of my life vibes

[fallingforfictionalmen]

I think my favorite random cannon piece of supernatural (so far, im on season 11) is that dean is a swiftie

[asteracaea]

I think she wants to be canceled again. This just doesn't feel right. It's way too much of a show. She's performing big time, and I'm honestly getting tired of her.

i keep hearing that both swifties and footballies are sick of seeing her like this. it seems like this is backfiring.

[eurydices-carnation]

i don’t get being overly negative when you haven’t even seen lola perform

im not being negative? I was just making a joke and I know she's going to do amazing.

[biblicalhorror]

I personally think Anna Marks was not trying to villanize her for not coming out, nor was she attempting to force her out of the closet herself. I think, like many gaylors, Marks was operating under the assumption that Taylor had already effectively "come out" as much as she ever intended to. The article I read never said anything that, to me, was saying Taylor Swift is an evil person for not coming out. If anything, my interpretation of the article is that it was meant to be one of those "we see you (already effectively "out" celebrity) and we accept you" kinds of posts, which would be fine if she posted it on her personal Tumblr or Twitter or Tiktok or whatever. The issue is that she didn't do those things. She posted this article on one of the largest news publications in the world, essentially forcing Taylor (or in this case her "associate") to comment on it publicly. And if Marks is at all familiar with online gaylor dynamics, she should be well aware that pretty much any public statement from Taylor's camp regarding gaylor is the #1 way to flood social media with overt homophobia in the swiftie community, for which her queer fans (gaylor or not) will always be casualties.

I might be more charitable with this article than it deserves, but after a second read, I honestly don't think the intent was ever to be malicious towards Taylor. Through all of her musings over whether anyone is "owed" a coming out, she ultimately seems to come to the conclusion that it is simply the acknowledgement of the "possibility" of queer readings in Taylor's work that can bring the overall culture to a place of higher acceptance of all identities, regardless of what Taylor's actual identity may or may not be. Overall, I agree with that sentiment. I do, however, think it was irresponsible and careless to post this in the way that she did. I'm sure, in the long run, Taylor will be fine if someone in the NYT posts an article saying, "Hey, wouldn't it be cool if she was gay? We should all rewire our brains to try not to immediately cling to heterosexual messaging as the default." However, precisely because we live in a world that is NOT accepting of that possibility, posting an article like that in a publication that large, PARTICULARLY when focused on one of the biggest celebrities in the world, is inviting a shitstorm of epic proportions to the very population you claim to be liberating.

[mieczyhale]

i'm not a swiftie but all these gifs & posts of taylor swift at the vmas are adorable and funny and also attractive and i refuse to pretend otherwise

[girlandthedarkness]

the funniest thing I did was becoming a taylor swift fan in 2016 when apparently the whole internet was canceling her, but I didn't know that cause I wasn't on twitter 😭😭

[connormoving]

im back

[iwatcheditbegin]

What’s your favorite reference only a fellow swiftie would get?

[protectingswift]

do you ever think about how special and nostalgic the eras tour is for those of us who have truly been around since the beginning and grew up living through these eras with her + each other… but a lot of that got overshadowed by the tiktokification of the tour and the prices :’)

[edwardshundredyearoldspunk]

truly The Tortured Poets Department is going to be one of those albums that will only get it's laurels decades from now. it's going to be her Pet Sounds, her Pinkerton. even if right now a lot of people hate it, fifty years from now people will understand what it was trying to do

[benevolent-blackhole]

I have a grudge against TOS because the mean girl pretentious nerds in my nerdy high school group would be rude about they were real Trekkies and I wasn’t because they only liked TOD and I had watched everything that was out at the time and didn’t really like TOS

[sparksflys]

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[florida3exclamationpoints]

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