Travis and Taylor

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She’s finally enjoying the college life.

Good for her.

DP. The problem is she has the emotional age of a 20 yo. If this relationship ends, she will be devastated. She'll make music and date others, but this guy has blown up her dating life and I don't see how she could go back to mealy musicians.

[Anonymous]

I guess I am winning at life because I have the kids/relationship AND also enjoy getting drunk at music festivals. Although, I am not a beloved billionaire artist or 3 time Super Bowl Champion and I think that winning beats mine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s finally enjoying the college life.

Good for her.

DP. The problem is she has the emotional age of a 20 yo. If this relationship ends, she will be devastated. She'll make music and date others, but this guy has blown up her dating life and I don't see how she could go back to mealy musicians.

Just like college!

Reminds me of a friend who came to our country from a totalitarian upbringing… and my friend who had a baby at 20 and went to college at 30.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s finally enjoying the college life.

Good for her.

It was so cringy when the law, medical and MBA student classmates in their mid 20s were trying to recreate their missed undergrad days. So, so much worse when it’s mid 30-somethings.

You act like 40 yo women aren’t doing this in Rehoboth and Bethany homes every summer. Lol.

Enjoy your 6th glass of wine Christine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s finally enjoying the college life.

Good for her.

It was so cringy when the law, medical and MBA student classmates in their mid 20s were trying to recreate their missed undergrad days. So, so much worse when it’s mid 30-somethings.

You act like 40 yo women aren’t doing this in Rehoboth and Bethany homes every summer. Lol.

Enjoy your 6th glass of wine Christine.

You mean married women with kids letting off some steam once in a while? Sure. That’s not the same as wasting your 20s and 30s being an unreformed teenager.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s finally enjoying the college life.

Good for her.

It was so cringy when the law, medical and MBA student classmates in their mid 20s were trying to recreate their missed undergrad days. So, so much worse when it’s mid 30-somethings.

You act like 40 yo women aren’t doing this in Rehoboth and Bethany homes every summer. Lol.

Enjoy your 6th glass of wine Christine.

You mean married women with kids letting off some steam once in a while? Sure. That’s not the same as wasting your 20s and 30s being an unreformed teenager.

Hmmm. Something tells me that Taylor and Travis are not wasting their 20s and 30s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s finally enjoying the college life.

Good for her.

It was so cringy when the law, medical and MBA student classmates in their mid 20s were trying to recreate their missed undergrad days. So, so much worse when it’s mid 30-somethings.

You act like 40 yo women aren’t doing this in Rehoboth and Bethany homes every summer. Lol.

Enjoy your 6th glass of wine Christine.

You mean married women with kids letting off some steam once in a while? Sure. That’s not the same as wasting your 20s and 30s being an unreformed teenager.

So you have to be married with kids to have any worth in our society. Got it. Can't drink or get drunk without having kids. You can only do this if you have kids and are blowing off steam? OK.... If having kids is the pillar of all success and the very essence of life, why does anyone need to blow off steam?

The logic of some people on this board is truly astounding.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel for anyone that could watch any of the dozens of random crowd videos of them together at Coachella and see anything other than two people that felt secure and happy together.

I see two childless and unwed middle aged rich people with empty lives. Thinking they’re cool boozing at some dumb music festival surrounded by teens when everyone else their age is married with kids.

You seem really disturbed. Like angry at the world disturbed. I hope in real life you have something that makes you happy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s finally enjoying the college life.

Good for her.

It was so cringy when the law, medical and MBA student classmates in their mid 20s were trying to recreate their missed undergrad days. So, so much worse when it’s mid 30-somethings.

You act like 40 yo women aren’t doing this in Rehoboth and Bethany homes every summer. Lol.

Enjoy your 6th glass of wine Christine.

You mean married women with kids letting off some steam once in a while? Sure. That’s not the same as wasting your 20s and 30s being an unreformed teenager.

You mean someone who is breaking records in her career taking some R&R.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s finally enjoying the college life.

Good for her.

It was so cringy when the law, medical and MBA student classmates in their mid 20s were trying to recreate their missed undergrad days. So, so much worse when it’s mid 30-somethings.

You act like 40 yo women aren’t doing this in Rehoboth and Bethany homes every summer. Lol.

Enjoy your 6th glass of wine Christine.

You mean married women with kids letting off some steam once in a while? Sure. That’s not the same as wasting your 20s and 30s being an unreformed teenager.

So you have to be married with kids to have any worth in our society. Got it. Can't drink or get drunk without having kids. You can only do this if you have kids and are blowing off steam? OK.... If having kids is the pillar of all success and the very essence of life, why does anyone need to blow off steam?

The logic of some people on this board is truly astounding.

Nothing better than mommy being so drunk, they don’t know where their Kids are… They’re on the beach, getting stoned by the way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel for anyone that could watch any of the dozens of random crowd videos of them together at Coachella and see anything other than two people that felt secure and happy together.

I see two childless and unwed middle aged rich people with empty lives. Thinking they’re cool boozing at some dumb music festival surrounded by teens when everyone else their age is married with kids.

You seem really disturbed. Like angry at the world disturbed. I hope in real life you have something that makes you happy.

DP and I LOVE Taylor fans who believe anyone who doesn’t agree with them is disturbed or needs help.
\ It is thrown around so much on this thread and I think it should be a drinking game!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s finally enjoying the college life.

Good for her.

It was so cringy when the law, medical and MBA student classmates in their mid 20s were trying to recreate their missed undergrad days. So, so much worse when it’s mid 30-somethings.

You act like 40 yo women aren’t doing this in Rehoboth and Bethany homes every summer. Lol.

Enjoy your 6th glass of wine Christine.

You mean married women with kids letting off some steam once in a while? Sure. That’s not the same as wasting your 20s and 30s being an unreformed teenager.

So you have to be married with kids to have any worth in our society. Got it. Can't drink or get drunk without having kids. You can only do this if you have kids and are blowing off steam? OK.... If having kids is the pillar of all success and the very essence of life, why does anyone need to blow off steam?

The logic of some people on this board is truly astounding.

Nothing better than mommy being so drunk, they don’t know where their Kids are… They’re on the beach, getting stoned by the way.

According to that poster the only people who are allowed to get drunk are the moms! Woohoo!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel for anyone that could watch any of the dozens of random crowd videos of them together at Coachella and see anything other than two people that felt secure and happy together.

I see two childless and unwed middle aged rich people with empty lives. Thinking they’re cool boozing at some dumb music festival surrounded by teens when everyone else their age is married with kids.

You seem really disturbed. Like angry at the world disturbed. I hope in real life you have something that makes you happy.

That unhinged PP has been posting here for months, and I now completely understand why Taylor doesn't go out without bodyguards. Hope Travis has some now, too. Some people....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel for anyone that could watch any of the dozens of random crowd videos of them together at Coachella and see anything other than two people that felt secure and happy together.

I see two childless and unwed middle aged rich people with empty lives. Thinking they’re cool boozing at some dumb music festival surrounded by teens when everyone else their age is married with kids.

You seem really disturbed. Like angry at the world disturbed. I hope in real life you have something that makes you happy.

DP and I LOVE Taylor fans who believe anyone who doesn’t agree with them is disturbed or needs help.
\ It is thrown around so much on this thread and I think it should be a drinking game!

But only a drinking game for MOMS blowing off steam! The rest of you single childless meaningless people can’t play!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just popped in to see what's going on by page 331 of this thread and turns out Travis Kelce is now gay and Taylor Swift has a drug and alcohol problem. Never change, ladies.

+100
I just pop in every now and then to see what the miserable trolls are making up about them. It's quite amusing.