Travis and Taylor

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Taylor wrote a double album (31 songs) about another man all while pretending to be in love with Travis.

She wrote a double album gaining closure on previous relationships. There’s a difference.

If she were happy in her current relationship there would be no need to release an album about MH. She could have waited to release an album about Travis.

True.

[Anonymous]

I am sure we will get the Travis album if we wait long enough.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Taylor wrote a double album (31 songs) about another man all while pretending to be in love with Travis.

She wrote a double album gaining closure on previous relationships. There’s a difference.

If she were happy in her current relationship there would be no need to release an album about MH. She could have waited to release an album about Travis.

She would drop matty like a hot potato if Matty wanted to try again

*drop Travis

Agreed. I am very much into broody artsy men who are a bit wild, chaotic and misunderstood, the bad boy rocker type who would fall sleep while you strike his hair and give you those dreamy bedroom looks she is writing about, so I totally get it.
Ahh, she stirred so many memories from
my youth!
Picturing how cute her kids would be with Matty…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Taylor wrote a double album (31 songs) about another man all while pretending to be in love with Travis.

She wrote a double album gaining closure on previous relationships. There’s a difference.

If she were happy in her current relationship there would be no need to release an album about MH. She could have waited to release an album about Travis.

You clearly don’t understand how the music industry works.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The album was sad songs about Joe, angry songs about Matty, and a couple of happy songs about Travis.

Here’s my take. Taylor is emotionally stunted. She is happy with Travis because he does take her back to what she imagined high school would be like. He has the additional bonus of not being overwhelmed by her celebrity. It may actually work.

The album is *primarily* sad songs about things not working out with the one who had “haunted her so stunningly.”
Listen to the song Guilty as Sin to understand where her heart is.
She and Matty had pined for each other for a very long time.
There is one sad song, So Long, London about Joe. No songs about Travis on the main album.

[Anonymous]

Libra and sag make a good relationship and are compatible.

Libra Travis is very affectionate and showy about his love for Taylor. I don't think she's received this much pda from a man before. She also reciprocates by spending as much time with him as possible anywhere in the world. Sag women like travel and both are enjoying their time together.

[Anonymous]

I can't imagine feeling secure in a relationship with someone who is clearly (20 songs or so clearly) not over her dreamy, star-crossed ex-lover.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The album was sad songs about Joe, angry songs about Matty, and a couple of happy songs about Travis.

Here’s my take. Taylor is emotionally stunted. She is happy with Travis because he does take her back to what she imagined high school would be like. He has the additional bonus of not being overwhelmed by her celebrity. It may actually work.

The album is *primarily* sad songs about things not working out with the one who had “haunted her so stunningly.”
Listen to the song Guilty as Sin to understand where her heart is.
She and Matty had pined for each other for a very long time.
There is one sad song, So Long, London about Joe. No songs about Travis on the main album.

The Alchemy is about Travis

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The album was sad songs about Joe, angry songs about Matty, and a couple of happy songs about Travis.

Here’s my take. Taylor is emotionally stunted. She is happy with Travis because he does take her back to what she imagined high school would be like. He has the additional bonus of not being overwhelmed by her celebrity. It may actually work.

The album is *primarily* sad songs about things not working out with the one who had “haunted her so stunningly.”
Listen to the song Guilty as Sin to understand where her heart is.
She and Matty had pined for each other for a very long time.
There is one sad song, So Long, London about Joe. No songs about Travis on the main album.

The Alchemy is about Travis

Ok, I'll give you that. Track #15 out of 16 songs :) 1-2 songs Travis, one song Joe, one song Kim Kardashian. 20+ songs Matty Healy. You do the math.

[Anonymous]

I feel like there are lots of slow people on this thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Libra and sag make a good relationship and are compatible.

Libra Travis is very affectionate and showy about his love for Taylor. I don't think she's received this much pda from a man before. She also reciprocates by spending as much time with him as possible anywhere in the world. Sag women like travel and both are enjoying their time together.

That’s all just crap.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The album was sad songs about Joe, angry songs about Matty, and a couple of happy songs about Travis.

Here’s my take. Taylor is emotionally stunted. She is happy with Travis because he does take her back to what she imagined high school would be like. He has the additional bonus of not being overwhelmed by her celebrity. It may actually work.

The album is *primarily* sad songs about things not working out with the one who had “haunted her so stunningly.”
Listen to the song Guilty as Sin to understand where her heart is.
She and Matty had pined for each other for a very long time.
There is one sad song, So Long, London about Joe. No songs about Travis on the main album.

loml and the black dog are joe as well. not to mention the entire reputation and lover albums and tracks on folklore, evermore and midnights.

the alchemy and so high school are travis. i feel like the alchemy sounds forced though and makes me question how long that relationship will last.

[Anonymous]

https://www.vulture.com/article/tortured-poets-department-lyrics-matty-healy-joe-alwyn-travis-kelce.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The album was sad songs about Joe, angry songs about Matty, and a couple of happy songs about Travis.

Here’s my take. Taylor is emotionally stunted. She is happy with Travis because he does take her back to what she imagined high school would be like. He has the additional bonus of not being overwhelmed by her celebrity. It may actually work.

The album is *primarily* sad songs about things not working out with the one who had “haunted her so stunningly.”
Listen to the song Guilty as Sin to understand where her heart is.
She and Matty had pined for each other for a very long time.
There is one sad song, So Long, London about Joe. No songs about Travis on the main album.

loml and the black dog are joe as well. not to mention the entire reputation and lover albums and tracks on folklore, evermore and midnights.

the alchemy and so high school are travis. i feel like the alchemy sounds forced though and makes me question how long that relationship will last.

"LOML
What do the lyrics say?

Who’s gonna stop us from waltzing
Back into rekindled flames
If we know the steps anyway

Okay, this seems like it could be both about guys. Swift and Alwyn reportedly “had rough patches,” this could be about Swift considering going back to him at some point. As for Healy, the rekindled flames could be similar to “Fresh Out the Slammer.”

You and I go from one kiss to gettin married
Still alive killing time at the cemetery,
Never quite buried
In your suit and tie, in the nick of time

Did Healy promise her marriage after a love drought?

You cinephile in black and white
All those plot twists and dynamite
Mr. Steal Your Girl, then make her cry
You said I’m the love of your life

Healy theoretically stole Alwyn’s girl and then broke up with her. Sad!

Who’s it about?
Sounds like Healy was, at one point, the love of her life."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The album was sad songs about Joe, angry songs about Matty, and a couple of happy songs about Travis.

Here’s my take. Taylor is emotionally stunted. She is happy with Travis because he does take her back to what she imagined high school would be like. He has the additional bonus of not being overwhelmed by her celebrity. It may actually work.

The album is *primarily* sad songs about things not working out with the one who had “haunted her so stunningly.”
Listen to the song Guilty as Sin to understand where her heart is.
She and Matty had pined for each other for a very long time.
There is one sad song, So Long, London about Joe. No songs about Travis on the main album.

loml and the black dog are joe as well. not to mention the entire reputation and lover albums and tracks on folklore, evermore and midnights.

the alchemy and so high school are travis. i feel like the alchemy sounds forced though and makes me question how long that relationship will last.

"LOML
What do the lyrics say?

Who’s gonna stop us from waltzing
Back into rekindled flames
If we know the steps anyway

Okay, this seems like it could be both about guys. Swift and Alwyn reportedly “had rough patches,” this could be about Swift considering going back to him at some point. As for Healy, the rekindled flames could be similar to “Fresh Out the Slammer.”

You and I go from one kiss to gettin married
Still alive killing time at the cemetery,
Never quite buried
In your suit and tie, in the nick of time

Did Healy promise her marriage after a love drought?

You cinephile in black and white
All those plot twists and dynamite
Mr. Steal Your Girl, then make her cry
You said I’m the love of your life

Healy theoretically stole Alwyn’s girl and then broke up with her. Sad!

Who’s it about?
Sounds like Healy was, at one point, the love of her life."

Or maybe it’s just a song, weirdo.