Travis and Taylor

[Anonymous]

Clapping, smiling, and having fun? This is what you’ve come to after 180 pages of conspiracy theories? You’re criticizing her for CHEERING at a GAME?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Psst, no one tell the PPs who have issues with Taylor's clothing choices and behavior at games about the 49ers WAGS.

But Taylor is not some barely-known Instagram model or whatever the other WAGs are. Her choices will be judged differently because she's in a much different position. My 13-year-old doesn't idolize those women, she doesn't know who they are. So if they wear sexy attention-whore clothes to a football game, I don't care.

But when Taylor Swift professes to care about women's empowerment and then wears and honest to god cheerleader skirt while bouncing around a suite making exaggerated "OMG" faces every time her football boyfriend catches a ball, I give it a hard eye-roll. When it's about getting the rights to her masters, it's about women's empowerment and not being taken advantage of by men. But then she's got an NFL player boyfriend and she's happy to put on a public performance of "supportive girlfriend" looking like "WAG Barbie." Okay, girl.

I care about women's empowerment and if my boyfriend were one of the best players in the league and having one of his best games you better bet I would be doing the same dang thing. It is called having fun.

Seriously. How is what Taylor is doing any different from me following my lawyer boyfriend's cases and asking about his work?

If you showed up to your boyfriend's deposition to literally jump up and down and make this face when he asked a really good question, I think you would also draw criticism:

Huh? Football games are very different environments than football games. Are you serious? Look at the other fans at the stadium, dressed up in team colors, cheering, etc.

But no one else is dressed or acting like she is. She's clasping her hands and making these exaggerated faces and just being extremely extra.

I think people are just very into Taylor Swift, which is fine, she's extremely talented and her success is merited. But I'm finding her public behavior with regards to this relationships extremely irritating. It all feels cheesy and fake to me. Him too. Maybe it's just two people falling in love but in the most public possible way possible but I find it weird people are rooting for them. I am embarrassed for them. I almost hope it is a fake relationship because it would explain how obnoxious they are being.

Your mad at her for clapping her hands. Riiiiiight. I mean that is worse than stripping off her shirt and jump out of the box completely drunk though. You've got her there. Your hypocrisy is showing.

Wut? I just think she looks fake and affected in the way she acts. It looks like a put on and very "pick me."

[Anonymous]

24 seconds and they're losing their minds

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:By the way
I really wanted to thank everyone for coming to this thread. It really has it all! It’s got the energy of:
Crazy British royal family stans
Crazy Megan Markle haters
Crazy Ravens fans
Crazy Chiefs fans
Crazy you’re doing feminism wrong posters
People who love Paul Rudd
People who don’t know what WAGS are
People who just found out what WAGS are
Vintage car aficionados
Sexuality questioning middle aged women
Crazy Kennedy dynasty stans
People who hate red lipstick
Incel MAGA conspiracy theories
BRUNCH GRANNY style shaming

We’ve outdone ourselves and I really think we should give credit to the one person who brought us all together.

TAYLOR SWIFT

Stefon is that you??

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Psst, no one tell the PPs who have issues with Taylor's clothing choices and behavior at games about the 49ers WAGS.

But Taylor is not some barely-known Instagram model or whatever the other WAGs are. Her choices will be judged differently because she's in a much different position. My 13-year-old doesn't idolize those women, she doesn't know who they are. So if they wear sexy attention-whore clothes to a football game, I don't care.

But when Taylor Swift professes to care about women's empowerment and then wears and honest to god cheerleader skirt while bouncing around a suite making exaggerated "OMG" faces every time her football boyfriend catches a ball, I give it a hard eye-roll. When it's about getting the rights to her masters, it's about women's empowerment and not being taken advantage of by men. But then she's got an NFL player boyfriend and she's happy to put on a public performance of "supportive girlfriend" looking like "WAG Barbie." Okay, girl.

I care about women's empowerment and if my boyfriend were one of the best players in the league and having one of his best games you better bet I would be doing the same dang thing. It is called having fun.

Seriously. How is what Taylor is doing any different from me following my lawyer boyfriend's cases and asking about his work?

If you showed up to your boyfriend's deposition to literally jump up and down and make this face when he asked a really good question, I think you would also draw criticism:

Yikes. You do realize that is literally ONE SECOND IN TIME. She wasn't standing there still like that for 15 minutes waiting for some pap to take that exact picture.

I am 90% sure this is photo of her responding to him making heart hands at her on the field -- this isn't a photo from when anything was happening in the game. As you can see, most of the people in the photo aren't even looking at the field, including Travis's mom. She's not cheering for a play here.

Whether you think it's sweet or fake/cheesy for a 34 year old man to make heart hands at his girlfriend on national TV and for the cameras to pan to her clutching her hands together and jumping up and down in response is going to be a reflection of what kind of person you are and where you are at in your life. I land on the "fake/cheesy" end of that spectrum. This is a weird, show-offy, obnoxious way for people to behave publicly regarding their relationship. I think for some people this is a form of wish fulfillment and they eat it up. I think I'm too old and jaded to feel that way, sorry.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Makeup artists are masters of their trade. Swift is a strange geeky gangly looking being. She is 34 yet her emotional development seems stunted at 16-17 years old. 34 year old hag pretending to be a teenager is highly creepy.

I know I will be accused of being a red lipstick hater but I do kind of hate Taylor's permanent red lipstick. I think it's weird to walk around with red lipstick on 100% of the time as a signature. I don't hate that look on principle, but I think it's weird to do it constantly.

Everyone looks better with contrast.
Blue eyes can look drab with blonde hair.
Blue eyes can look amazing with dark hair.

Light skin and hair can look drab with pale features.
Light skin and hair can pop with a bold feature.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:By the way
I really wanted to thank everyone for coming to this thread. It really has it all! It’s got the energy of:
Crazy British royal family stans
Crazy Megan Markle haters
Crazy Ravens fans
Crazy Chiefs fans
Crazy you’re doing feminism wrong posters
People who love Paul Rudd
People who don’t know what WAGS are
People who just found out what WAGS are
Vintage car aficionados
Sexuality questioning middle aged women
Crazy Kennedy dynasty stans
People who hate red lipstick
Incel MAGA conspiracy theories
BRUNCH GRANNY style shaming

We’ve outdone ourselves and I really think we should give credit to the one person who brought us all together.

TAYLOR SWIFT

ily

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Makeup artists are masters of their trade. Swift is a strange geeky gangly looking being. She is 34 yet her emotional development seems stunted at 16-17 years old. 34 year old hag pretending to be a teenager is highly creepy.

I know I will be accused of being a red lipstick hater but I do kind of hate Taylor's permanent red lipstick. I think it's weird to walk around with red lipstick on 100% of the time as a signature. I don't hate that look on principle, but I think it's weird to do it constantly.

Everyone looks better with contrast.
Blue eyes can look drab with blonde hair.
Blue eyes can look amazing with dark hair.

Light skin and hair can look drab with pale features.
Light skin and hair can pop with a bold feature.

Sure. But wearing bright red lipstick 100% of the time because it really pops against your skin and hair is like when my extremely vain aunt insisted on putting pink shades on all the lamps in her house because she flew the pink light was softer and made her look younger. It's obsessive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm only watching the Super Bowl because of Taylor - Just as good a enough reason as a football fan.

Yaaas girl and I got a Chiefs T shirt too. Lol. I’m a feminist and a fan.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Psst, no one tell the PPs who have issues with Taylor's clothing choices and behavior at games about the 49ers WAGS.

But Taylor is not some barely-known Instagram model or whatever the other WAGs are. Her choices will be judged differently because she's in a much different position. My 13-year-old doesn't idolize those women, she doesn't know who they are. So if they wear sexy attention-whore clothes to a football game, I don't care.

But when Taylor Swift professes to care about women's empowerment and then wears and honest to god cheerleader skirt while bouncing around a suite making exaggerated "OMG" faces every time her football boyfriend catches a ball, I give it a hard eye-roll. When it's about getting the rights to her masters, it's about women's empowerment and not being taken advantage of by men. But then she's got an NFL player boyfriend and she's happy to put on a public performance of "supportive girlfriend" looking like "WAG Barbie." Okay, girl.

I care about women's empowerment and if my boyfriend were one of the best players in the league and having one of his best games you better bet I would be doing the same dang thing. It is called having fun.

Seriously. How is what Taylor is doing any different from me following my lawyer boyfriend's cases and asking about his work?

If you showed up to your boyfriend's deposition to literally jump up and down and make this face when he asked a really good question, I think you would also draw criticism:

Yikes. You do realize that is literally ONE SECOND IN TIME. She wasn't standing there still like that for 15 minutes waiting for some pap to take that exact picture.

I am 90% sure this is photo of her responding to him making heart hands at her on the field -- this isn't a photo from when anything was happening in the game. As you can see, most of the people in the photo aren't even looking at the field, including Travis's mom. She's not cheering for a play here.

Whether you think it's sweet or fake/cheesy for a 34 year old man to make heart hands at his girlfriend on national TV and for the cameras to pan to her clutching her hands together and jumping up and down in response is going to be a reflection of what kind of person you are and where you are at in your life. I land on the "fake/cheesy" end of that spectrum. This is a weird, show-offy, obnoxious way for people to behave publicly regarding their relationship. I think for some people this is a form of wish fulfillment and they eat it up. I think I'm too old and jaded to feel that way, sorry.

Very old and jaded. Work on that.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Psst, no one tell the PPs who have issues with Taylor's clothing choices and behavior at games about the 49ers WAGS.

But Taylor is not some barely-known Instagram model or whatever the other WAGs are. Her choices will be judged differently because she's in a much different position. My 13-year-old doesn't idolize those women, she doesn't know who they are. So if they wear sexy attention-whore clothes to a football game, I don't care.

But when Taylor Swift professes to care about women's empowerment and then wears and honest to god cheerleader skirt while bouncing around a suite making exaggerated "OMG" faces every time her football boyfriend catches a ball, I give it a hard eye-roll. When it's about getting the rights to her masters, it's about women's empowerment and not being taken advantage of by men. But then she's got an NFL player boyfriend and she's happy to put on a public performance of "supportive girlfriend" looking like "WAG Barbie." Okay, girl.

I care about women's empowerment and if my boyfriend were one of the best players in the league and having one of his best games you better bet I would be doing the same dang thing. It is called having fun.

Seriously. How is what Taylor is doing any different from me following my lawyer boyfriend's cases and asking about his work?

If you showed up to your boyfriend's deposition to literally jump up and down and make this face when he asked a really good question, I think you would also draw criticism:

Yikes. You do realize that is literally ONE SECOND IN TIME. She wasn't standing there still like that for 15 minutes waiting for some pap to take that exact picture.

I am 90% sure this is photo of her responding to him making heart hands at her on the field -- this isn't a photo from when anything was happening in the game. As you can see, most of the people in the photo aren't even looking at the field, including Travis's mom. She's not cheering for a play here.

Whether you think it's sweet or fake/cheesy for a 34 year old man to make heart hands at his girlfriend on national TV and for the cameras to pan to her clutching her hands together and jumping up and down in response is going to be a reflection of what kind of person you are and where you are at in your life. I land on the "fake/cheesy" end of that spectrum. This is a weird, show-offy, obnoxious way for people to behave publicly regarding their relationship. I think for some people this is a form of wish fulfillment and they eat it up. I think I'm too old and jaded to feel that way, sorry.

Very old and jaded. Work on that.

Ok I'll work on being old and having life experience that makes me roll my eyes at people acting like fools. Got it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I'm only watching the Super Bowl because of Taylor - Just as good a enough reason as a football fan.

Yaaas girl and I got a Chiefs T shirt too. Lol. I’m a feminist and a fan.

Wow all it took for you to buy gear for an unlikeable team with with a racist logo was for Swift to date one of the players.

The only acceptable reason to be a Chiefs fan is to actually be from Kansas City and even then I'm like, "eh... you could move."

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Psst, no one tell the PPs who have issues with Taylor's clothing choices and behavior at games about the 49ers WAGS.

But Taylor is not some barely-known Instagram model or whatever the other WAGs are. Her choices will be judged differently because she's in a much different position. My 13-year-old doesn't idolize those women, she doesn't know who they are. So if they wear sexy attention-whore clothes to a football game, I don't care.

But when Taylor Swift professes to care about women's empowerment and then wears and honest to god cheerleader skirt while bouncing around a suite making exaggerated "OMG" faces every time her football boyfriend catches a ball, I give it a hard eye-roll. When it's about getting the rights to her masters, it's about women's empowerment and not being taken advantage of by men. But then she's got an NFL player boyfriend and she's happy to put on a public performance of "supportive girlfriend" looking like "WAG Barbie." Okay, girl.

I care about women's empowerment and if my boyfriend were one of the best players in the league and having one of his best games you better bet I would be doing the same dang thing. It is called having fun.

Seriously. How is what Taylor is doing any different from me following my lawyer boyfriend's cases and asking about his work?

If you showed up to your boyfriend's deposition to literally jump up and down and make this face when he asked a really good question, I think you would also draw criticism:

Yikes. You do realize that is literally ONE SECOND IN TIME. She wasn't standing there still like that for 15 minutes waiting for some pap to take that exact picture.

I am 90% sure this is photo of her responding to him making heart hands at her on the field -- this isn't a photo from when anything was happening in the game. As you can see, most of the people in the photo aren't even looking at the field, including Travis's mom. She's not cheering for a play here.

Whether you think it's sweet or fake/cheesy for a 34 year old man to make heart hands at his girlfriend on national TV and for the cameras to pan to her clutching her hands together and jumping up and down in response is going to be a reflection of what kind of person you are and where you are at in your life. I land on the "fake/cheesy" end of that spectrum. This is a weird, show-offy, obnoxious way for people to behave publicly regarding their relationship. I think for some people this is a form of wish fulfillment and they eat it up. I think I'm too old and jaded to feel that way, sorry.

Very old and jaded. Work on that.

Ok I'll work on being old and having life experience that makes me roll my eyes at people acting like fools. Got it.

Also that picture wasn’t from the heart hands game

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm only watching the Super Bowl because of Taylor - Just as good a enough reason as a football fan.

Yaaas girl and I got a Chiefs T shirt too. Lol. I’m a feminist and a fan.

Wow all it took for you to buy gear for an unlikeable team with with a racist logo was for Swift to date one of the players.

The only acceptable reason to be a Chiefs fan is to actually be from Kansas City and even then I'm like, "eh... you could move."

You’re hilarious

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Psst, no one tell the PPs who have issues with Taylor's clothing choices and behavior at games about the 49ers WAGS.

But Taylor is not some barely-known Instagram model or whatever the other WAGs are. Her choices will be judged differently because she's in a much different position. My 13-year-old doesn't idolize those women, she doesn't know who they are. So if they wear sexy attention-whore clothes to a football game, I don't care.

But when Taylor Swift professes to care about women's empowerment and then wears and honest to god cheerleader skirt while bouncing around a suite making exaggerated "OMG" faces every time her football boyfriend catches a ball, I give it a hard eye-roll. When it's about getting the rights to her masters, it's about women's empowerment and not being taken advantage of by men. But then she's got an NFL player boyfriend and she's happy to put on a public performance of "supportive girlfriend" looking like "WAG Barbie." Okay, girl.

I care about women's empowerment and if my boyfriend were one of the best players in the league and having one of his best games you better bet I would be doing the same dang thing. It is called having fun.

Seriously. How is what Taylor is doing any different from me following my lawyer boyfriend's cases and asking about his work?

If you showed up to your boyfriend's deposition to literally jump up and down and make this face when he asked a really good question, I think you would also draw criticism:

Yikes. You do realize that is literally ONE SECOND IN TIME. She wasn't standing there still like that for 15 minutes waiting for some pap to take that exact picture.

I am 90% sure this is photo of her responding to him making heart hands at her on the field -- this isn't a photo from when anything was happening in the game. As you can see, most of the people in the photo aren't even looking at the field, including Travis's mom. She's not cheering for a play here.

Whether you think it's sweet or fake/cheesy for a 34 year old man to make heart hands at his girlfriend on national TV and for the cameras to pan to her clutching her hands together and jumping up and down in response is going to be a reflection of what kind of person you are and where you are at in your life. I land on the "fake/cheesy" end of that spectrum. This is a weird, show-offy, obnoxious way for people to behave publicly regarding their relationship. I think for some people this is a form of wish fulfillment and they eat it up. I think I'm too old and jaded to feel that way, sorry.

Very old and jaded. Work on that.

Ok I'll work on being old and having life experience that makes me roll my eyes at people acting like fools. Got it.

Also that picture wasn’t from the heart hands game

He's done it at multiple games, dear. They are super cheesy!