#bi lor swift

[2old2swiftie]

[butdaddyiloveh3r]

Oh this is interesting!!

Hayley kiyoko who is an openly lesbian artist who is friends with taylor and has been for years!! Is releasing a book late this year which is a sapphic period romance and yes the main characters name is Ivy!! Seems a little familiar hmmmm!!

[2old2swiftie]

Top photo from Instagram, reading down the arm: Cats, Benji, [Mere]dith, Proud, (bisexual), Fearless, Lover. This is the curated photo Taylor chose to publish?

august 5, 2019 | five years ago today

taylor posted to instagram a photo of the friendship bracelets given to her by fans:

“💕”

she included the bisexual flag "PROUD" bracelet front and center while the rainbow "ALLY" bracelet's word was hidden with only the rainbow displayed

[tayyswiftss]

I was in my Developing Individual In Society lecture and my new friend was wearing the original Folklore cardigan. She mentioned liking the Good Girl perfume and I mentioned I like the woman who models for that and she turned to me and said ‘Karlie Kloss right? She was sleeping with Taylor Swift right?’

I nearly screamed in my lecture.

Also my new friend is a Gaylor and I’m so excited to have a real life Gaylor/Bi-lor friend.

[dreamings-free]

How Harry Styles Became A Modern Style Icon

by Phoe­be Luck­hurst - Evening Standard 15/11/19

A man wrought in the fires of teenage boy­band hy­per-stardom is not afraid of a lit­tle commotion. Still when Harry Styles — the One Di­rec­tion mat­inée idol turned lan­guid Gen Z icon — tweeted, at 1.01 pm GMT on Wed­nes­day af­ter­noon, that he would be tak­ing his up­com­ing album Fine Line on tour, you could, if at­tuned to the cor­rect de­mo­graphic fre­quency, hear the howl echo around the in­ter­net: gut­tural, hun­gry, ul­u­lat­ing. This was a pseudo-re­li­gious experience: one vi­ral meme de­picted the Pope hold­ing a copy of his al­bum aloft. The announce­ment has been retweeted al­most 70,000 times.

The 25-year old is a tour vet­eran — he spent five years and five al­bums strapped to the thunder­ing 1D jug­ger­naut — but this new tour is his first as a bona fide solo brand. The al­bum, his first in two years, is synth-soaked and soul­ful, the al­bum’s aes­thetic fever­-dreamy. Granted, he’s not the first per­son to go to So­Cal, try a few magic mush­rooms and de­clare him­self radically trans­formed, but the re­sults are be­guil­ing — and cer­tainly a world away from his years as a Simon Cow­ell Ken doll. Since his last record, he has co- hosted t he Met Gala and been reborn as an Alessan­dro Michele muse. This is your Styles crib sheet.

Melody maker

Styles’s new al­bum — writ­ten un­der a tie-dye mist af­ter tak­ing the afore­men­tioned psychedelics, which also re­sulted in a mishap in which he bit off the tip of his tongue — is “all about hav­ing sex and feel­ing sad”, which, granted, as a topline, does not wildly dif­fer­en­ti­ate the record from the genre of “al l other mu­sic ever”. Still, the early signs for Fine Line are encouraging. Its first sin­gle, Lights Up—which has been streamed al­most 100 mil­lion times on Spo­tify —is­ synth-y, soul­ful, un­der­stat­edly an­themic, very dif­fer­ent to, and bet­ter than, the lead sin­gle on his last solo record, the Seven­ties, soft-rock Sign of the Times( it still, of course, hit No 1), and very, very dif­fer­ent from any­thing he did with 1D. Many thou­sands of words have been writ­ten about whether there is a bi­sex­ual sub­text to Lights Up. It has been noted that the song was re­leased on Na­tional Com­ing Out Day, that Styles’s sex­u­al­ity has been sub­ject to fren­zied specu­la­tion be­fore, the video fea­tures an oiled-up, top­less Styles gy­rat­ing around men and women, and that the lyrics (“Shine, I’m not ever go­ing back/ Shine, step into the light”) could be in­ter­preted as a mean­ing­ful rev­e­la­tion of sorts. Cer­tainly, he has be­come a queer icon — especially with Gen Z — who are thrilled by his se­lec­tion of gen­derqueer singer-song­writer King Princess as his sup­port act for the Euro­pean part of his tour. Speak­ing of col­lab­o­ra­tors, Styles worked on the al­bum with pro­duc­ers Tyler John­son, who has worked with Tay­lor Swift, Mi­ley Cyrus and Ed Sheeran, and Jeff Bhasker, who has collabo­rated wit h Mark Ron­son and Kanye West, and his friend, Tom Hull, aka Kid Har­poon, who co-wrote Shake It Out for Florence + The Ma­chine. He has also been granted a fairy god­mother: Ste­vie Nicks, who called him her “lit­tle muse” at Fleetwood Mac’s hyped Wembley head­line gig i n J une. “S he’s a l ways there for you,” Styles has said in the past. “She knows what you need: ad­vice, a lit­tle wis­dom, a blouse, a shawl.” Sure.

Got Styles

Any young man raised in the white heat of a boy­band spot­light must be granted the space to find his fash­ion path; Styles has done so with no mis­steps and ex­u­ber­ant plea­sure. Once upon a time, he would sem­a­phore his in­di­vid­u­al­ity with a ban­dana; now, he turns up to a cover interview with Rolling Stone in a white floppy hat, blue denim bell-bot­toms and Gucci shades, his nails coloured pink and green. His favourite trousers, un­til he lost them on the beach, were a pair of mus­tard cor­duroy flares; this week, he wore a Lan­vin sweater vest with a sheep de­sign that sent a co­terie of Lon­don menswear stylists into throes of ec­stasy. He wears flo­ral suits and Cuban heels, ruf­fled, New Ro­man­tic shirts, Charles Jef­frey jump­suits and pussy- bow blouses. It is flam­boy­ant, self-con­sciously Bowie/Jag­ger, and in Gen Z par­lance, “very ex­tra”. His stylist Harry Lam­bert is par­tial to an ex­trav­a­gant col­lar, dra­matic neck­line and a vo­lu­mi­nous trouser.

Be­sides Lam­bert, an­other part of this evo­lu­tion has been his re­la­tion­ship with Gucci’s cre­ative di­rec­tor Michele, who has turned the Ital­ian her­itage brand into the ul­ti­mate post-gen­der lux­ury fash­ion la­bel, the first to merge their menswear and wom­enswear, and dis­patch male mod­els down the cat­walk in dresses and women in suits. A good look for a Gen Z idol.

With the brand

Notably, the brand­ing on this al­bum and its tour art­work is con­sis­tent with this new look Styles. The al­bum cover fea­tures Styles i n white cus­tom- made Gucci bell bot­toms and a Pep­to Bismol-pink shirt, open al­most to the waist, shot by mod-goth Tim Walker with a fish­eye lens (it is Walker’s hand in that S&M glove you can see in the left-hand cor­ner). In the dreamy video for Lights Up he wears a glit­tery suit and sus­penders, in a sort of hal­lu­ci­na­tory ver­sion of Satur­day Night Fever. Into it.

Stand up

Then there’s his voice — not the mu­sic, but the ac­tivism. Even as one-fifth of a boy­band manufac­tured by Cow­ell’s al­go­rithm, he was quick, quippy and itch­ing to go off-mes­sage; but now that he con­trols his own, he is am­pli­fy­ing causes such as Black Lives Mat­ter and End Gun Violence. He wore stick­ers for both on his gui­tar on his last tour, which might sound small, except that photographs of Styles gal­lop around the dig­i­tal world at hy­per­speed. At con­certs, he has waved pride, bi and trans flags, and a Black Lives Mat­ter flag. He once bor­rowed a flag from an au­di­ence mem­ber at a show in Philadel­phia that read, “Make Amer­ica Gay Again”. At a show on his last tour, he de­clared: “If you are black, if you are white, if you are gay, if you are straight, if you are trans­gen­der — who­ever you are, who­ever you want to be, I sup­port you.”

A vo­cal, en­gaged fan­dom of teenage girls minted his mul­ti­mil­lion-pound for­tune; he is loyal and ad­mir­ing of their zeal. “They’re the most hon­est — es­pe­cially if you’re talk­ing about teenage girls, but older as well,” he told Rolling Stone this sum­mer. “They have that bull­shit de­tec­tor. We’re so past that dumb out­dated nar­ra­tive of ‘Oh, these peo­ple are girls, so they don’t know what they’re talk­ing about.’ They’re the ones who know what they’re talk­ing about. They’re the peo­ple who lis­ten ob­ses­sively. They f***ing own this shit. They’re run­ning it.” Ob­vi­ously, he’s a fem­i­nist. “Of course men and women should be equal. I don’t want credit for be­ing a fem­i­nist. I think the ideals of fem­i­nism are pretty straight­for­ward.” An icon is born.

[grungegoths]

I just saw someone call Taylor Swift a “femme cutie” and you know what? As a lesbian I’m sooooo over this trend of calling white cishet women butch/femme but harassing bi women when they use it. I love Brie Larson but I’ve seen people call her butch and it’s always lowkey pissed me off. I get it. They’re attractive but until people can learn how to behave themselves and not attack bi women for using those terms, I don’t wanna see it used on a cishet woman.

People really are like “Bi women shouldnt use butch/femme!!1!” anyways ta*lor swift is a butch icon bc she wore a suit in her song once uwu “

[exposingsmgfrance]

Exposé: La vraie raison pour laquelle Taylor Swift déteste Justin Bieber à cause de ce qu'elle a fait avec Selena Gomez.

Je commence par exposer les stars les plus fausses d’Hollywood, Selena Gomez et Taylor Swift. Après cela, je vous rappellerai à tous comment, il y a quelques années, Selena et Taylor ont essentiellement intimidé et isolé Demi Lovato simplement parce qu'elle était atteinte de maladie mentale. Réveillé? Cela se produira après ce post.

Quelques informations de base à connaître:

Récapitulatif :

• Justin n’a jamais trompé Selena

• Selena a trompé Justin plusieurs fois

• Selena l’a trompé avec des hommes et femmes y compris

• Selena est bi depuis 2013

• Taylor a eu une phase bi curieuse grâce au quel elle s’est rendue compte qu’elle est également bi

• La première fois que Selena a peter un câble c’était après sa toute première rupture avec Justin et que Justin était avec Barbara Palvin et avait dit à tous le monde qu’il avait trompé avec Barbara alors qu’ils avaient déjà rompu la nuit d’avant

D’après les sources de ExposingSMG, Selena et Taylor on déjà couchée ensemble plusieurs fois ya quelques années tous sa durant le couple Justin & Selena.Taylor avait un crush sur Selena à cette époque mais Selena n’a jamais voulu que Justin soit au courant et même à l’heure actuelle il sait toujours pas.

A cause de sa Taylor a commencé à pas apprécié le couple et sa c’est vite transformé en haine dès lors que Selena a commencé à mitonner sur Justin, que Justin a fait si et sa bla bla bla comme au près de tous le monde pas que Taylor devait écouter sa.

Ya eu plusieurs fois où Selena et Taylor on eu des problèmes entre eux a cause de la consommation de drogue de Selena et son couple avec Justin et aussi à cause du crush de Taylor sur Selena.

Selena a menti sur sa relation avec Justin et a manipuler à sa manière en éloignant sa version loin de la vérité le plus possible.

Parfois Taylor était vénère que Selena était ne serait-ce que présente dans la même salle que Justin.

Et c’est la que sa devient crazy,

D’après les sources, Taylor avait également essayé de coucher avec Justin. Il l’a même expose sur sa chanson “All Bad”

Surtout que la seule best friend de Selena à cette époque était Taylor donc c’était visé vers elle et après la sortie de “All Bad » , Taylor était assez shady envers lui devant les médias.

[2old2swiftie]

Just a note for the Gaylors and Bi-lors out there:

I'm really old-- like, I could easily be your mom, and for some, I could even be your grandma-- and I've consumed a lot of media. I'm Gen-X, so I remember the day MTV premiered. I remember when the internet was 2800 baud dial-up. Urban legends couldn't be debunked without a lot of time in a library, and if you missed an episode or a performance, you might never get to see it again.

We had the same "feelings" about some celebrities: our "gaydar" pinged loudly on some people and we knew in our guts they were LGBT, no matter how the media presented them.

Jodie Foster? I knew when she was in Candleshoe and Freaky Friday (the one BEFORE Lindsey Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis)

Rick Martin, soap opera hunk in the 90s? Livin' la Vida Loca in 1999? I called him as gay when I first saw him on General Hospital. He didn't come out until 2010.

George Michael. 1984 "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go"? Same. No straight man wears stubble like that.

Tracy Chapman. Knew it.

I remember getting my first earful of Melissa Etheridge in 1988. I knew she was a lesbian the first time I heard her lyrics, but Melissa didn't decide to come out until 1993 with Yes, I Am.

[I lucked out on that one: My office mate in grad school was a glorious flaming fag from Leavenworth KS, Etheridge's hometown, and he came back from Christmas break in 1989 to tell me, "One of my lesbian friends showed me a videotape: it was her ex, Missy, appearing on The Tonight Show!! It was that rocker chick you've been obsessed with: Melissa Etheridge."]

You're not wrong. You're not crazy. You're not projecting.

What you see, over and over, is an issue that Taylor can't keep out of her art. She may never reveal it fully; she may never choose to come out. She may marry 🏈 and have 57 little tight ends.

But what you see is NOT a projection. You're not making it up.

[butdaddyiloveh3r]

carolina is gay as fuck

every few months I remeber this song exists its sooo underated and not talked about enough.

the song was written for the murder mystery movie but when you actually look at the lyrics without associating with the movies story its sooo gay.

its also been noted that she probably had it written long before she was asked too.

lyrics that are so gay as well

"And she's in my dreams"

"Carolina stains On the dress she left, Indelible scars, pivotal marks, Blue as the life she fled, Carolina pines"

Oh, Carolina knows, Why for years they've said, That I was guilty as sin, And sleep in a liar's bed

also there is a karlie connection too.

[butdaddyiloveh3r]

Oh how I love when taylornation is also incredibly loud!!

please if you have any more tn loud tweets or posts please send them my way!!!!

[butdaddyiloveh3r]

tayliz lore: part two

[2old2swiftie]

Taylor Swift’s ‘Down Bad’ Lyrics Seem to Detail the Depths of Her Matty Healy Infatuation https://www.elle.com/culture/music/a60542819/taylor-swift-down-bad-lyrics-meaning-matty-healy/

She's tying the heteronormative cis gender press in knots, too. Go, Tay-Tay, go! Reject all efforts to define you and your sexuality and your ART!!