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What a lovely idea. Serves Taylor right for just living her life and existing. B deserves what’s coming to her. |
I'm assuming the fake ship contract ends on Feb 12th, the day after the Super Bowl. |
Not to much existing, just that when you don't marry at a reasonable age you have 15 or 20 years of relationships and sex life. It's not cute, it's a lot of baggage, a lot of it mortifying, especially when it's all in the public domain. |
I disagree with the extent of PP's comment but it is true that Taylor's parents are super stage parents and it's reasonable to wonder if she would have pursued this career without them. The response to PP was totally out of line. |
No one is trying to punish Taylor for existing. The point is the whole thing has become a circus. When Taylor started hanging out with Sophie Turner after Joe Jonas filed for divorce (they were not previously friends), was that Taylor trying to punish Jonas for existing? |
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Wait.
You mean to tell me that a billionaire celebrity is buying a suite to watch the superbowl?!?!? I’ve never heard of such an outrageous thing! And you mean to tell me that they will host their rich and famous friends? This is just outlandish!!!! |
I don't even understand what this is in response to. No one is surprised Taylor got a suite or that she might/will probably invite some famous people. We're just discussing it, weirdo. Some of you have some kind of hypersensitive "Is Taylor Swift being unfairly maligned????" switch that got stuck in the on position. To quote your lord and savior: you need to calm down. |
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I'm getting increasingly curious as to whether this relationship can ever live up to the hype now surrounding it. At this point it feels like if they DON'T stay together, get married (in a wedding that puts Kim & Kanye's to shame), pop out some kids to trot around, start a production company, Kelce becomes the star of a tent pole action adventure film series, and Taylor eventually runs for president, I think it's going to be feel like a let down of sorts.
And if they do break up in a few months, I think some people are going to feel, uh, disappointed. Like the PP who wants NORAD to provide a tracker for her private jet. |
| I’m a little bit surprised that she spoke about him in the Time Magazine article; she must really think they might go the distance. I hope they do. She deserves a good relationship. |
lol...your synopsis of what is expected of them is spot on. If there's even a wiff of anything wrong, people will have a field day. Because, you know, if a real relationship, everything is always perfect. |
Because the relationship is so public. If you don't want people picking apart your relationship, don't put it on display in this way. Honestly, this is a lesson even regular people learn. I learned to be discrete about my love life and be thoughtful about who I discussed it with, because the truth is that most people are not cheering you on and wishing you well. Plenty of people enjoy watching others screw up (it makes them feel better about themselves). So I would NEVER put my relationship on blast the way these two have. It's really asking for trouble, if you ask me. |
This is not the way for most people. Find better friends. |
☝️pedantic dum dum didn’t see exact verbiage. |
The point is that sharing stuff about your relationship with people *beyond* your friends who will of course support you is dumb. The regular person version of Taylor-Travis is being very public about a new relationship with coworkers or neighbors, many of whom do not have your happiness as a priority and will gleefully gossip about you or pick apart your relationship without regard for how it will impact you. I'm not Taylor Swift's friend but wow do I know a lot about her 6-month-old relationship with Travis Kelce. I would never allow so many people who are not close friends or family know this much about my love life. |
No. Most people’s coworkers and acquaintances aren’t rooting against them. This is a you thing. And it’s not great. |