hi baby @taylorswift i just want to say that i am so beyond excited for this new era!! you have been radiating pure joy lately and i cannot wait to see you flourish this era. i love you lots girly. always.
hey @taylorswift - as itās the last show of the reputation tour tonight, i just wanted to send you all the love. we are all so so proud of you and this tour. thank you for being real and vulnerable with us. thank you for all the joy that you have brought all of us through this tour and through interacting with us online throughout the entire era. we love you and stand by your side always.
Hey Taylor!! Itās Jessica. I want to tell you my life story. I know thatās kinda silly and cheesy, but youāre my best friend! & best friends tell each other things. Iāve messaged it to you, but I donāt think youāll ever see it, so I figured I could try to reach you here.
Sorry in advance for cluttering any timelines!
I guess the story starts out when I was a baby. My mother was pregnant with me when my father (David) walked out on our family. When I was born, my mother had a drug addiction and couldnāt raise my brother and me to her best ability. She gave us to her parents, my grandparents. I lived with them for years. My mother would visit on Sundays and my father would call sometimes to check in, but I never met him in person. When I was in second grade, my grandparents decided that they wanted to adopt us. With approval from my mother and father, we went to court and placed under legal custody of my grandparents. Therefore, Grandma and Grandpa became Mom and Dad. They always raised me, so I saw them as my parents. (It gets confusing to I make sure to specify with ābiologicalā or names when telling stories). Shortly thereafter, my biological mom passed away from a harmful combination of medication. This was the first death I ever really experienced, it was so difficult. My whole world turned upside-down. I felt very different from other kids my age. My parents werenāt as young or as active. Iāve always felt like something was missing. Years passed and my mother (grandmother) was getting increasingly sicker. She was on disability leave from her work due to all of her medical issues. She has pages of different diagnoses and no doctor really knows what is going on with her. Then, while I was in the 6th grade, my father (grandfather) got diagnosed with lung cancer. The doctors told him that his chance of survival was slim to none. My parents decided that since they were both ill, they wanted to be somewhere they were happier and where cost of living was cheaper. They decided to move us to Tennessee. My father ended up in remission, but we moved the day after my 7th-grade year ended.
We lived in a house in the middle of the woods, 30 minutes from town. So, I spent an entire summer practically alone. I got extremely depressed and gained 30 pounds that one summer. Depression was something that was new to me so I didnāt handle it very well. School started and the curriculum was so different and the culture was so different and everything was so different. I thrived in school because the standard was much lower. I was at the top of my class. That year, my dadās cancer came back. He fought long and hard but chances were even slimmer. It was around that time that I became medicated for my depression. Dad eventually went into remission again.
Flash forward to my sophomore year in high school. I was still medicated, with a decently large dosage. My dad had some teeth pulled, and his oral surgeon didnāt pay attention to his PT/INR levels. He bled out for days. Because of this, he was diagnosed with leukemia this time. It was worse than it had ever been before. He was in and out of the hospital all summer. He went into septic shock a couple times. I had to miss the first day of my first job to go to theĀ hospital with him. When situations deteriorated, dad was in the ICU for a while. I had to quit my job because I had no stable form of transportation (saying that I was newly 16 and couldnāt drive yet). I stayed in the ICU with my dad for a couple weeks straight. He was put on life support. We ended up having to unplug him on July 28th, 2015. My dad was my absolute best friend, role model, and my superhero. This devastated me. I isolated myself from everyone and became somewhat bitter.
For the next two years of high school, my friend group shrunk and shrunk until I had virtually no one. My mother, who was sick all this time as well, fell into a deep hole. Her mental stability deteriorated with her physical stability. After all, her and my dad were married 30 years. She took a lot of her anger out on my brother and I. We even had to take her to the hospital once for overdosing on pain medication. She was very toxic to us. It reached the point where I had to record every conversation with my mother for liability reasons. She was ticking time bomb. I kept my grades up though and succeeded in high school. I graduated as the salutatorian.
I am at a fantastic college now in upstate NY. I am studying to be a math major. I love it here and I have a support system that I never knew was possible. Being out of a toxic household has given me so much perspective on how bad it used to be.
I started listening to your music back when Teardrops was new. I made a mixtape with it and listened constantly. I, then, fell in love with Love Story. My aunt bought me Fearless for Christmas in 2008. That was the only album I listened to. For all of the releases since, Iāve been anxiously waiting and in love. I saw you in concert for Red and 1989 in Nashville. I wanted to see you for Speak Now but my family couldnāt afford tickets. Being a swiftie and being in the fandom is something I will never take for granted. Listening to your music, reading about you, and looking at pictures of you were always things that would cheer me up throughout my past. You were my inspiration to chase my dreams, and you still are. Thank you for always being there for me. Things were dark, but theyāre looking up and I canāt wait to see what my future holds. I love you. If you read all of this, thank you from the bottom of my heart. I saw you at rep tour Gillette, and now Iāll see you this weekend for my hometown rep show in Nashville (section 117, row A, seat 3)! I would love to hug you and tell you how much you mean to me in person.
Hi tay!
I just wanted to take a second to update you on my life. Since you dmed me in March, a lot has changed. I lost my mom on May 3rd and I still donāt really know how to handle all of this. My entire world feels like it was flipped upside down. My mom and I were best friends just like you and your mom so Iām sure you can somewhat understand how hard this is on me. Due to my mom being ill for so many months, I had to take some time off of school but Iām happy to say that I will be returning in the fall! The main reason Iām writing this post is to thank you. Your music has helped me more than you will ever know the past few months. When Iām feeling alone all I have to do is put on one of your songs and I remember that Iāll always have you on my side. I also wanted to thank you for the memories. Some of my fondest memories with my mom revolve around your music. Whether it was singing in the car, listening to your new albums for the first time together, or driving all the way to Nashville to see where it all started for you, those are the memories Iāll always look back on and be extremely thankful for. Every time I hear The Lucky One, which was my moms favorite song, I can picture her belting out in the car with me and although some days it makes me cry because I miss it so much, most days it makes me smile and feel grateful for the memories I do have with her.
Taylor, thank you so much for being one of the only constants in my life. I wish I could hug you and thank you in person because you honestly donāt know how much your music and your words mean to me. I donāt think I would be here today without you. This tour is amazing and I cannot wait to see you again soon. I love you so much.
Always on your side,
Taylor
Iāll stand by you foreverā¦..
I decided to take a stroll down memory lane today to all the tours of the past and the times I expressed my love for you on places like facebook or all* of my school notebooks. (this is so far from everything I found). I found several letters that iāve written you over the years and they filled my heart with so much love and gratitude for you and everything youāve been for me the last 9 years. I canāt wait to add my reputation pictures (iāll spare you the videos of me freaking out at live updates during opening night and release day but I could totally hook you up with those if ya want)
It seems like just yesterday I had just turned 10 years old and I spent all of my free time constantly talking about you, listening to your music, watching your vlogs and interviews, falling in love with everything about you and begging my parents to take me to see you in concert. I donāt know a life without you in it, I grew up loving you, loving your music, seeing you on tour, dancing endlessly to your music, making a million jokes and references no one around me understand and truly being the āTaylor Swift Girlā (my favorite title).
Your music has truly been the soundtrack to my life. You were there for grade school,middle school and high school crushes, you were there when I felt alone, when I felt insecure, during family problems, during friend problems, during celebrations, during the moments iām on top of the world, or simply the moments of dancing around in my car or my bedroom mirror, and boy when my first real love came around, you were there. You and your music continue to be my soundtrack and my source of joy day in and day out. Iām only speaking in past tense to reflect on all the years youāve been in my life. Your place in my life never has and never will shrink or disappear, at 19, it only grows stronger and stronger with each passing day.
I look to you for understanding, and when things arenāt going to great. But above all I look to you because of your strength, because of you iāve know of resilience, endurance and I know of a woman kicking ass despite anything the world could possibly throw her way.
Iāve been so proud watching you achieve well beyond your dreams, watching you work so incredibly hard and standing up for yourself against those who didnāt and donāt know you. Iāve never hesitated in coming to your defense because people love to spread misinformation like wildfire, if only they did the same with the truth, because your truth is incredible. I have a kick ass role model.
Iāve been lucky enough to see you on each of your headlining tours. I cherish the memories more then I could ever express. Each show has taken me away to a magical, fun filled surreal place. There is truly no better place to be than a Taylor Swift concert. Of course iāve also gotten to meet some pretty incredible people on the way. Iām so thankful for the people who youāve brought into my life, as are so many others. Your impact is everywhere.
In 8 short days iām taking a solo trip to nashville (iām a little scared but mostly excited) to see you on the 5th tour of yours that iāve been lucky enough to be apart of, nearly 9 years after my first show. Iād love a chance to thank you for being such a constant in my life. Iāll be on the floor in Sec P, Row 4, seat 22, and of course iāll be spending my day at the venue, one of my favorite traditions. Iāll also be seeing you In NOLA in Sec D, Row 20, seat 18. I cant wait to dance the night away with you for the first time in 3 years. I love love love you always.
ok so I have wanted to do canine rehabilitation (like Physio for dogs) for a really long time (probably 9 years or so) so I went through all the schooling, became a registered veterinary technician and did the rehab certification program through university of Tennessee while I was in college getting my diploma. I had to travel to Tennessee from Toronto, ON twice- for the labs and for the exam. I got on a plane two weeks ago by myself and went to do the exam which took place over two days. I have been HELLA stressed, but this morning I got the news that I PASSED. meaning I am now a CCRP (certified canine rehabilitation practitioner). This is all I have wanted for SO long and I could not imagine doing anything else other than helping animals. AND WHAT BETTER WAY TO CELEBRATE THAN TO SEE TAYLOR IN NASHVILLE NEXT WEEKEND?????? My depression has been at an all time low recently and this was JUST the news I needed to get my spirits up, now I can focus on having fun at the concert and in NASHā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļø
This really hit home for me....being 23 and in constant pain sucks but I also know there are others who have it much worse :( I just wish we could all be happy and healthy
Hereās to the twenty-somethingāsĀ who see more hospitals than bars
who are living on caffeine and prescription pills
whose time is filled with doctors appointments instead of business meetings.
hereās to the the twenty-somethingās who are fucking tired
hereās to the twenty-somethingās whoĀ donāt feel twenty-something at all.
seeing Taylor perform in Nashville is a whole crazy, beautiful, magic experience and I canāt wait to do it for the second time!!!! The first time was at the 1989 tour and we are coming back!!! SEE YOU SOON TAYLOR š“š¼šøāļø
ok so I have wanted to do canine rehabilitation (like Physio for dogs) for a really long time (probably 9 years or so) so I went through all the schooling, became a registered veterinary technician and did the rehab certification program through university of Tennessee while I was in college getting my diploma. I had to travel to Tennessee from Toronto, ON twice- for the labs and for the exam. I got on a plane two weeks ago by myself and went to do the exam which took place over two days. I have been HELLA stressed, but this morning I got the news that I PASSED. meaning I am now a CCRP (certified canine rehabilitation practitioner). This is all I have wanted for SO long and I could not imagine doing anything else other than helping animals. AND WHAT BETTER WAY TO CELEBRATE THAN TO SEE TAYLOR IN NASHVILLE NEXT WEEKEND?????? My depression has been at an all time low recently and this was JUST the news I needed to get my spirits up, now I can focus on having fun at the concert and in NASHā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļøā¤ļø
seeing Taylor perform in Nashville is a whole crazy, beautiful, magic experience and I canāt wait to do it for the second time!!!! The first time was at the 1989 tour and we are coming back!!! SEE YOU SOON TAYLOR š“š¼šøāļø
seeing Taylor perform in Nashville is a whole crazy, beautiful, magic experience and I canāt wait to do it for the second time!!!! The first time was at the 1989 tour and we are coming back!!! SEE YOU SOON TAYLOR š“š¼šøāļø
seeing Taylor perform in Nashville is a whole crazy, beautiful, magic experience and I canāt wait to do it for the second time!!!! The first time was at the 1989 tour and we are coming back!!! SEE YOU SOON TAYLOR š“š¼šøāļø
UP ON THE ROOF WITH A SCHOOL GIRL CRUSH ā¼ļøā¼ļøā¼ļøā¤ļøšā¤ļøšā¤ļøš canāt wait to dance and laugh and cry at #reptourcleveland in 2 days !!!!!!! @taylorswift @taylornation @betaytastic13
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