Travis and Taylor

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Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

I don't completely disagree, but here's the thing. What's the alternative? The fact is they're both incredibly famous. She tried the whole "hide the relationship" thing for six years, and she even said in the Time Magazine article, she can't get those years back. It sounds to me like she's saying it's more exhausting to hide than just....live. And for her, living means being in the public eye, so that's what they're choosing. Sometimes it really is as simple as that and not all of this convoluted nonsense. We're trying to put "regular person" parameters on arguably the most famous musician since Michael Jackson, and the math's just not adding up.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

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.

I think we all feel this way because there are news articles about them, but really, we don't. We know incredible surface-level stuff.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

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.

Nope, this is a person thing. People gossip and root against people they view as showy or "extra" about relationships, kids, money, etc. They talk $hit about the colleague who posted 47 photos of her gender reveal party to Facebook. They make jokes about the friend of a friend who is always telling people how important her DH's job is. They roll their eyes at the lady who details every aspect of her kid's college apps. And so on.

Being very public about private matters ALWAYS provokes criticism and nit-picking. It doesn't matter if you're Taylor Swift or the family down the street. Smart people learn to be discreet if they don't want, or are not ready, to deal with haters.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

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 this is not true. You still interact with your colleagues and neighbors and they are your equals. Taylor does not interact with the millions of people who click on the articles about her. Anyone close enough to interact with (outside her close family and friends) is probably an employee or similar and will obviously want to stay on her good side.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

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 this is not true. You still interact with your colleagues and neighbors and they are your equals. Taylor does not interact with the millions of people who click on the articles about her. Anyone close enough to interact with (outside her close family and friends) is probably an employee or similar and will obviously want to stay on her good side.

I don't understand specifically what you think is "not true." It doesn't matter if Taylor doesn't view fans or the public as her equals. The point is that these people know details about her relationship (how long it's been going on, how often they see each other, when they met each others parents, how they spent their holidays, even stuff like Travis' social media activity or what Taylor gave Travis to celebrate going to the playoffs) and therefor will have judgments and comments.

People in this thread are acting like it's crazy people are commenting or judging but it's inevitable and normal, it's not even specific to Taylor and Travis. The British Royals, the Kardashians, certain US political figures, and some others have been through it before. If you are very high profile, you have to choose between being very private about your private life (and avoid at least some the scrutiny), or "live your life" without caring who knows what, but then assume there will be a lot of scrutiny on your personal relationships.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

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 this is not true. You still interact with your colleagues and neighbors and they are your equals. Taylor does not interact with the millions of people who click on the articles about her. Anyone close enough to interact with (outside her close family and friends) is probably an employee or similar and will obviously want to stay on her good side.

“Your equals?” We are all equals. Do you think Taylor is worth more as a human because she has more money? I adamantly disagree with that idea. It is the very basis of human and civil rights “all me are created equal”

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Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

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 this is not true. You still interact with your colleagues and neighbors and they are your equals. Taylor does not interact with the millions of people who click on the articles about her. Anyone close enough to interact with (outside her close family and friends) is probably an employee or similar and will obviously want to stay on her good side.

“Your equals?” We are all equals. Do you think Taylor is worth more as a human because she has more money? I adamantly disagree with that idea. It is the very basis of human and civil rights “all me are created equal”

+1000, these people think Taylor is superhuman or something.

She's a person, just like me. She's got a boyfriend, and I know a lot about it. I don't need to win a Grammy to have an opinion.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

I don't completely disagree, but here's the thing. What's the alternative? The fact is they're both incredibly famous. She tried the whole "hide the relationship" thing for six years, and she even said in the Time Magazine article, she can't get those years back. It sounds to me like she's saying it's more exhausting to hide than just....live. And for her, living means being in the public eye, so that's what they're choosing. Sometimes it really is as simple as that and not all of this convoluted nonsense. We're trying to put "regular person" parameters on arguably the most famous musician since Michael Jackson, and the math's just not adding up.

Except that every player on the KC team probably has a SO, who didn't come down to the field after the game for an on-field kiss.

Still, I don't think she is trying to get publicity. I think she did it because she had to, or else be accused of causing KC to lose the superbowl by an entire city. I think she'd break up with him today if she could. I'm worried for Taylor, because he's going to end up a broke former NFL player and future Taylor Swift stalker.

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I wonder if this is the same person, constantly defending her "right" or whatever to say what she wants, tells people to go away, she knows it all, she's the expert, writing screeds on her ideas and presenting them as fact, Taylor's asking for it, she's not immune to criticism, blah blah blah. All about a singer.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

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 this is not true. You still interact with your colleagues and neighbors and they are your equals. Taylor does not interact with the millions of people who click on the articles about her. Anyone close enough to interact with (outside her close family and friends) is probably an employee or similar and will obviously want to stay on her good side.

“Your equals?” We are all equals. Do you think Taylor is worth more as a human because she has more money? I adamantly disagree with that idea. It is the very basis of human and civil rights “all me are created equal”

You are so far off the plot. People on this thread were projecting about how they don’t share details about their relationship bc they will be judged after the breakup, and therefore Taylor shouldn’t either. My point was, Taylor doesn’t care what any of you think. Feel free to make your judgements about her.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

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.

I don't completely disagree, but here's the thing. What's the alternative? The fact is they're both incredibly famous. She tried the whole "hide the relationship" thing for six years, and she even said in the Time Magazine article, she can't get those years back. It sounds to me like she's saying it's more exhausting to hide than just....live. And for her, living means being in the public eye, so that's what they're choosing. Sometimes it really is as simple as that and not all of this convoluted nonsense. We're trying to put "regular person" parameters on arguably the most famous musician since Michael Jackson, and the math's just not adding up.

Except that every player on the KC team probably has a SO, who didn't come down to the field after the game for an on-field kiss.

Still, I don't think she is trying to get publicity. I think she did it because she had to, or else be accused of causing KC to lose the superbowl by an entire city. I think she'd break up with him today if she could. I'm worried for Taylor, because he's going to end up a broke former NFL player and future Taylor Swift stalker.

Of course they were all down there. That's how it works post-AFC/NFC Championship games. They were all down there. They weren't all photographed, but they get a family pass to go on the field to celebrate with their partners. It's always been that way.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

It’s literally a rant on the page before this one, dum dum.

No one called it outrageous or outlandish. And I don't see "rants," I see commentary, some of which is negative. But then I don't go through this thread viewing every not-glowing comment as a personal attack I need to jump all over. Dum dum.

☝️pedantic dum dum didn’t see exact verbiage.

Quote the "exact verbiage" then. Don't put words in people's mouths and then make fun of them for saying something they never said. DUM DUM.

No. Work on your reading comprehension.
You know who has great reading comprehension I bet?
Taylor Swift 😂

Are you 14? No one understand what you are trying to say because you aren't saying it. It's not a problem with reading comprehension, it's a problem with you writing comments on this thread like you are texting your bestie instead of engaging in a conversation.

Use words, not emojis, or go away. No one knows what you are trying to say and no one cares that you are so amused by it.

Not 14 and not doing your work for you. You came to the mommy fight site to complain about Taylor Swift. Well, this is what you get. Deal with it. And now I’m actually enjoying this thread.
Do you hate her because she’s tall and pretty?
Because she’s blonde?
What exactly is it about this women that provokes this in you?
Go ahead and share with the group,

I am the PP you think you are "sparring" with, and I like Taylor Swift. You are behaving like a tiny child. Grow up.

OH MY GOD! that’s worse!
You telling anyone to grow up… on this thread?!??
Girl… you need some perspective. And maybe to go touch some grass. I gotta go do fun Saturday Stuff, but I’ll come back later and insult you some more later. 😂😂😂

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Anonymous wrote: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.

It’s literally a rant on the page before this one, dum dum.

No one called it outrageous or outlandish. And I don't see "rants," I see commentary, some of which is negative. But then I don't go through this thread viewing every not-glowing comment as a personal attack I need to jump all over. Dum dum.

☝️pedantic dum dum didn’t see exact verbiage.

Quote the "exact verbiage" then. Don't put words in people's mouths and then make fun of them for saying something they never said. DUM DUM.

No. Work on your reading comprehension.
You know who has great reading comprehension I bet?
Taylor Swift 😂

Are you 14? No one understand what you are trying to say because you aren't saying it. It's not a problem with reading comprehension, it's a problem with you writing comments on this thread like you are texting your bestie instead of engaging in a conversation.

Use words, not emojis, or go away. No one knows what you are trying to say and no one cares that you are so amused by it.

Not 14 and not doing your work for you. You came to the mommy fight site to complain about Taylor Swift. Well, this is what you get. Deal with it. And now I’m actually enjoying this thread.
Do you hate her because she’s tall and pretty?
Because she’s blonde?
What exactly is it about this women that provokes this in you?
Go ahead and share with the group,

I am the PP you think you are "sparring" with, and I like Taylor Swift. You are behaving like a tiny child. Grow up.

OH MY GOD! that’s worse!
You telling anyone to grow up… on this thread?!??
Girl… you need some perspective. And maybe to go touch some grass. I gotta go do fun Saturday Stuff, but I’ll come back later and insult you some more later. 😂😂😂

Wow.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

It’s literally a rant on the page before this one, dum dum.

No one called it outrageous or outlandish. And I don't see "rants," I see commentary, some of which is negative. But then I don't go through this thread viewing every not-glowing comment as a personal attack I need to jump all over. Dum dum.

☝️pedantic dum dum didn’t see exact verbiage.

Quote the "exact verbiage" then. Don't put words in people's mouths and then make fun of them for saying something they never said. DUM DUM.

No. Work on your reading comprehension.
You know who has great reading comprehension I bet?
Taylor Swift 😂

Are you 14? No one understand what you are trying to say because you aren't saying it. It's not a problem with reading comprehension, it's a problem with you writing comments on this thread like you are texting your bestie instead of engaging in a conversation.

Use words, not emojis, or go away. No one knows what you are trying to say and no one cares that you are so amused by it.

Not 14 and not doing your work for you. You came to the mommy fight site to complain about Taylor Swift. Well, this is what you get. Deal with it. And now I’m actually enjoying this thread.
Do you hate her because she’s tall and pretty?
Because she’s blonde?
What exactly is it about this women that provokes this in you?
Go ahead and share with the group,

I am the PP you think you are "sparring" with, and I like Taylor Swift. You are behaving like a tiny child. Grow up.

OH MY GOD! that’s worse!
You telling anyone to grow up… on this thread?!??
Girl… you need some perspective. And maybe to go touch some grass. I gotta go do fun Saturday Stuff, but I’ll come back later and insult you some more later. 😂😂😂

NP. Well, those are some life goals, amirite?

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder if this is the same person, constantly defending her "right" or whatever to say what she wants, tells people to go away, she knows it all, she's the expert, writing screeds on her ideas and presenting them as fact, Taylor's asking for it, she's not immune to criticism, blah blah blah. All about a singer.

I think it is hilarious that you think it's one person disagreeing with you on this thread.

And obviously Taylor Swift is not immune to criticism. Even with geniuses like you caping for her.