Her father bought a record label for his daughter: that’s a clear sign of paying your way in. She never had to audition, make a demo, get the door slammed on her face , get rejected, get dropped or shelved, go through performance gigs or artist development boot camp . Those things build character |
File that under stories she made up in her head. |
Yes, the most important thing is calling people out on their bad behavior during a relationship. Particularly when they have signed an NDA about you and you are one of richest people in their world. |
What are you talking about? So much disinformation out there. |
Has she ever had a relationship where she only wrote generally positive songs or just that they grew apart? I'm a fan of her music but don't follow her personal life, so I have no idea about what songs are about whom or which guys were supposed to be the good ones or the bad ones. |
Back to December, Taylor Lautner. |
She takes the blame in a lot of these relationships, per this album. She's not a victim and doesn't pretend to be. |
Not true. Scott Borchetta was starting a record label, Big Machine, saw Taylor perform at age 14 and signed her as his first artist. Taylor's dad bought a small 2-3% stake in the record company. |
But there doesn't need to be an accounting at all. If she were really trying to author these songs for closure, per the quote posted earlier, then why are we hearing about the relationships across more than one album? Will her next album include anyone other than Travis? She needs to learn to let some of this shit go. |
I hear you but she is an artist. Not a normal person. This is what she does and how she processes it and she seems to have an endless supply of energy and inspiration and drive so we all get to hear about it. |
She’s a 34 year old woman. At some point, if you can’t make a relationship work, it says as much about you and your issues as it does about the men. |
That's fair. |
Can we go back to Joe being a trump supporter? Can I have whatever that poster is smoking |
You are so utterly wrong it’s laughable. |
I'm sure you defended Justin Timberlake too. Well no you did not. |