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Anonymous wrote:How great if they could go their separate ways like adults. I'm not holding my breath about Taylor not turning this into a double album with all the ways she tried so hard but was ultimately done wrong ("on the goal line" or "in the red zone" or "in the game of love" or how she's "no longer a fan") lol
The game analogies are actually funny to think about!
Maybe they will. But why don't people say this about male artists? No one asks why Post Malone, Ed Sheeran, Rod Stewart, Bruno Mars, Prince, the Righteous Brothers, all of them, wrote break up songs. Hell, Fleetwood Mac thrived on in-your-face break ups, with the two of them still there, and they were applauded for it. What is it about hers that have people so offended? And don't say how many there are. There are tons of her songs that AREN'T. Who cares already.
I think because she started writing break-up songs before she was really formed as an adult. It’s like she never really matured as a woman.
She writes and sings about a variety of subjects as a 'grown woman'. What do you recommend she write and sing about?
Hunger, civil rights, racial justice, how to be a better person, how to forgive, climate change, fearing something other than being a bad lover, how people fit into the universe and the ways other people get treated cruelly (not just Taylor), gun control and the fear not having it generates in children and our society, how someone struggles with depression, not just feeling anxious over loss of control, death.
NP. So if Taylor Swift doesn’t magically transform into Zack De La Rocha, she just shouldn’t make music?
Seriously -who wants to listen to that shite? I want to sing while I'm driving, not solve the world's problems.
Thank you. It’s ok for music to be fun.
But saying that she doesn’t tackle topics beyond her relationships is inaccurate. Here are a few ts songs that address your topics of choice:
gun violence/voting rights: only the young
forgiveness: innocent
depression: evermore, this is me trying, forever winter (suicide)
anxiety: nothing new, peace, castles crumbling, mirrorball, the archer, never grow up
grief/loss: bigger than the whole sky
I could keep going. Yes, I’m a swiftie (obviously).