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Anonymous wrote:Intelligent women do not marry utter buffoons. The average dumb NFL jock marries an airhead jobless influencer. Swift marrying this jackass exposes how fraudulent her entire erudite poet branding is. She doesn't read books. She apparently doesn't even write most of her songs. She's like those millennial phonies who spammed pictures of their book collections on tumblr and never cracked one of them. Recall her equally uneducated bestie Blake Lively was also too stupid and lazy to have even read the novel her latest movie was based on. Low watt birds of a feather flock together.

You are sad, loser. Honestly. Go back to the 1970s and burn a bra or something.

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Look, if you want to travel around not knowing about Project 2025, or that the men who wrote it believe “women should belong in the kitchen” you seem to be able do that. If you are unaware of the standard Stay at Home mom in the 1950s that cooked dinner every night for “family dinners” that Project 2025 and the right are trying to drag us back to, I guess my generation did its job well. BUT, I think you are playing dumb to win internet points, so here is 10 points to you so you can feel like you are winning. The right is definitely attempting to take women backwards.

Meanwhile, there are serious attempts to strip women of rights (including the right to vote) that you should pay attention to. Taylor is absolutely leaning into her wifey era with the sourdough bread and Toy Story song. She is trying to translate her career into married woman role. She isn’t doing it well as far as I’m concerned because she is relying far too much on stereotypes that women had to break out of and are still fighting.
And yes, she was trying to “break out of the kitchen 1950s in her pride song” she burned the kitchen down in the video. She is your English teacher and that video had a ton of symbolism.

She isn't doing it well because she's washed up and old and everything she does is probably focus group tested. Her life is fake.

She's become an insecure middle aged lady who desperately tries to hop on trends, in a failed attempt to appear younger. Starring down 40, many women try to dress younger than their age, try to be into music kids are into, and use trendy lingo kids use. It's all super embarrassing. The sour dough thing was like a Covid TikTok trend 6 years ago.

I think she's so insulated and surrounded by yes-men that she probably thinks fans are legit jealous of her marrying this ugly bozo. Like, no sweetie, he's legitimately gross and embarrassing.

As far as the trad wife trendy thing, it's cute and goes viral when it's really attractive 22 or 23 year old Mormon newlyweds. It's not cute or aspirational when you're 36 and your fiancé is some old fat meathead. I think Swift has Peter Pan Syndrome and she struggles to mentally accept she's actually 36 years old.

How old are you exactly? 36 is extremely old? This all sounds like the ranting of a 16 yr old.

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The people who are so obviously mentally unwell aren't the Swifties, they are the Swift haters. I've truly never understood the phenomenon of hating someone who is, by all accounts, a good, smart, generous person. What's to hate? Only someone very bored and/or dissatisfied with their own life would bother trolling a thread about someone they loathe. And "trad wife"? That makes no sense. Simply marrying someone doesn't make you a "trad wife." I'm a SAHM and don't consider myself a trad wife. That's just a derisive term that certain women love to trot out in the hopes of insulting other women.

“Smart”? In what precise regard? She didn’t even finish high school and she’s marrying a bonafide mouth breathing idiot who has CTE.

You do realize that you don’t need school to educate yourself, right? Avid readers can do that on their own, world experiences, like traveling around the globe can educate you the way a history book can but you seem like you might of been raised in a cookie cutter one way or looking at education. Emotional intelligence is way more important than ivy league degrees.

We have ears. We have all heard Ms. Swift being interviewed for the last two decades. She is transparently dull. Not as dim as Beyonce, of course, but still very dim. Swift is 36 years old and still sounds like a chronically online perpetual teenage girl with an 8th grade vocabulary.

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Look, if you want to travel around not knowing about Project 2025, or that the men who wrote it believe “women should belong in the kitchen” you seem to be able do that. If you are unaware of the standard Stay at Home mom in the 1950s that cooked dinner every night for “family dinners” that Project 2025 and the right are trying to drag us back to, I guess my generation did its job well. BUT, I think you are playing dumb to win internet points, so here is 10 points to you so you can feel like you are winning. The right is definitely attempting to take women backwards.

Meanwhile, there are serious attempts to strip women of rights (including the right to vote) that you should pay attention to. Taylor is absolutely leaning into her wifey era with the sourdough bread and Toy Story song. She is trying to translate her career into married woman role. She isn’t doing it well as far as I’m concerned because she is relying far too much on stereotypes that women had to break out of and are still fighting.
And yes, she was trying to “break out of the kitchen 1950s in her pride song” she burned the kitchen down in the video. She is your English teacher and that video had a ton of symbolism.

She isn't doing it well because she's washed up and old and everything she does is probably focus group tested. Her life is fake.

She's become an insecure middle aged lady who desperately tries to hop on trends, in a failed attempt to appear younger. Starring down 40, many women try to dress younger than their age, try to be into music kids are into, and use trendy lingo kids use. It's all super embarrassing. The sour dough thing was like a Covid TikTok trend 6 years ago.

I think she's so insulated and surrounded by yes-men that she probably thinks fans are legit jealous of her marrying this ugly bozo. Like, no sweetie, he's legitimately gross and embarrassing.

As far as the trad wife trendy thing, it's cute and goes viral when it's really attractive 22 or 23 year old Mormon newlyweds. It's not cute or aspirational when you're 36 and your fiancé is some old fat meathead. I think Swift has Peter Pan Syndrome and she struggles to mentally accept she's actually 36 years old.

How old are you exactly? 36 is extremely old? This all sounds like the ranting of a 16 yr old.

+1
The people who are so obviously mentally unwell aren't the Swifties, they are the Swift haters. I've truly never understood the phenomenon of hating someone who is, by all accounts, a good, smart, generous person. What's to hate? Only someone very bored and/or dissatisfied with their own life would bother trolling a thread about someone they loathe. And "trad wife"? That makes no sense. Simply marrying someone doesn't make you a "trad wife." I'm a SAHM and don't consider myself a trad wife. That's just a derisive term that certain women love to trot out in the hopes of insulting other women.

“Smart”? In what precise regard? She didn’t even finish high school and she’s marrying a bonafide mouth breathing idiot who has CTE.

You do realize that you don’t need school to educate yourself, right? Avid readers can do that on their own, world experiences, like traveling around the globe can educate you the way a history book can but you seem like you might of been raised in a cookie cutter one way or looking at education. Emotional intelligence is way more important than ivy league degrees.

Anonymous wrote:Intelligent women do not marry utter buffoons. The average dumb NFL jock marries an airhead jobless influencer. Swift marrying this jackass exposes how fraudulent her entire erudite poet branding is. She doesn't read books. She apparently doesn't even write most of her songs. She's like those millennial phonies who spammed pictures of their book collections on tumblr and never cracked one of them. Recall her equally uneducated bestie Blake Lively was also too stupid and lazy to have even read the novel her latest movie was based on. Low watt birds of a feather flock together.

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Look, if you want to travel around not knowing about Project 2025, or that the men who wrote it believe “women should belong in the kitchen” you seem to be able do that. If you are unaware of the standard Stay at Home mom in the 1950s that cooked dinner every night for “family dinners” that Project 2025 and the right are trying to drag us back to, I guess my generation did its job well. BUT, I think you are playing dumb to win internet points, so here is 10 points to you so you can feel like you are winning. The right is definitely attempting to take women backwards.

Meanwhile, there are serious attempts to strip women of rights (including the right to vote) that you should pay attention to. Taylor is absolutely leaning into her wifey era with the sourdough bread and Toy Story song. She is trying to translate her career into married woman role. She isn’t doing it well as far as I’m concerned because she is relying far too much on stereotypes that women had to break out of and are still fighting.
And yes, she was trying to “break out of the kitchen 1950s in her pride song” she burned the kitchen down in the video. She is your English teacher and that video had a ton of symbolism.

She isn't doing it well because she's washed up and old and everything she does is probably focus group tested. Her life is fake.

She's become an insecure middle aged lady who desperately tries to hop on trends, in a failed attempt to appear younger. Starring down 40, many women try to dress younger than their age, try to be into music kids are into, and use trendy lingo kids use. It's all super embarrassing. The sour dough thing was like a Covid TikTok trend 6 years ago.

I think she's so insulated and surrounded by yes-men that she probably thinks fans are legit jealous of her marrying this ugly bozo. Like, no sweetie, he's legitimately gross and embarrassing.

As far as the trad wife trendy thing, it's cute and goes viral when it's really attractive 22 or 23 year old Mormon newlyweds. It's not cute or aspirational when you're 36 and your fiancé is some old fat meathead. I think Swift has Peter Pan Syndrome and she struggles to mentally accept she's actually 36 years old.

How old are you exactly? 36 is extremely old? This all sounds like the ranting of a 16 yr old.

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The people who are so obviously mentally unwell aren't the Swifties, they are the Swift haters. I've truly never understood the phenomenon of hating someone who is, by all accounts, a good, smart, generous person. What's to hate? Only someone very bored and/or dissatisfied with their own life would bother trolling a thread about someone they loathe. And "trad wife"? That makes no sense. Simply marrying someone doesn't make you a "trad wife." I'm a SAHM and don't consider myself a trad wife. That's just a derisive term that certain women love to trot out in the hopes of insulting other women.

“Smart”? In what precise regard? She didn’t even finish high school and she’s marrying a bonafide mouth breathing idiot who has CTE.

You do realize that you don’t need school to educate yourself, right? Avid readers can do that on their own, world experiences, like traveling around the globe can educate you the way a history book can but you seem like you might of been raised in a cookie cutter one way or looking at education. Emotional intelligence is way more important than ivy league degrees.

DP. I’m a Taylor swift fan but it’s annoying how every successful celebrity is deemed to be intelligent by virtue of success. It’s like an insidious way to suggest that people who struggle in life actually deserve their struggle. Agree on the Ivy degrees thing (and went to an Ivy). There’s no way that Taylor isn’t smarter than Donald Trump.

Because intelligence comes in many forms. It's not just book smarts and SAT scores. How did you make it this far and not know this? Criticizing her for not having a college degree is meaningless.

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Look, if you want to travel around not knowing about Project 2025, or that the men who wrote it believe “women should belong in the kitchen” you seem to be able do that. If you are unaware of the standard Stay at Home mom in the 1950s that cooked dinner every night for “family dinners” that Project 2025 and the right are trying to drag us back to, I guess my generation did its job well. BUT, I think you are playing dumb to win internet points, so here is 10 points to you so you can feel like you are winning. The right is definitely attempting to take women backwards.

Meanwhile, there are serious attempts to strip women of rights (including the right to vote) that you should pay attention to. Taylor is absolutely leaning into her wifey era with the sourdough bread and Toy Story song. She is trying to translate her career into married woman role. She isn’t doing it well as far as I’m concerned because she is relying far too much on stereotypes that women had to break out of and are still fighting.
And yes, she was trying to “break out of the kitchen 1950s in her pride song” she burned the kitchen down in the video. She is your English teacher and that video had a ton of symbolism.

She isn't doing it well because she's washed up and old and everything she does is probably focus group tested. Her life is fake.

She's become an insecure middle aged lady who desperately tries to hop on trends, in a failed attempt to appear younger. Starring down 40, many women try to dress younger than their age, try to be into music kids are into, and use trendy lingo kids use. It's all super embarrassing. The sour dough thing was like a Covid TikTok trend 6 years ago.

I think she's so insulated and surrounded by yes-men that she probably thinks fans are legit jealous of her marrying this ugly bozo. Like, no sweetie, he's legitimately gross and embarrassing.

As far as the trad wife trendy thing, it's cute and goes viral when it's really attractive 22 or 23 year old Mormon newlyweds. It's not cute or aspirational when you're 36 and your fiancé is some old fat meathead. I think Swift has Peter Pan Syndrome and she struggles to mentally accept she's actually 36 years old.

How old are you exactly? 36 is extremely old? This all sounds like the ranting of a 16 yr old.

+1
The people who are so obviously mentally unwell aren't the Swifties, they are the Swift haters. I've truly never understood the phenomenon of hating someone who is, by all accounts, a good, smart, generous person. What's to hate? Only someone very bored and/or dissatisfied with their own life would bother trolling a thread about someone they loathe. And "trad wife"? That makes no sense. Simply marrying someone doesn't make you a "trad wife." I'm a SAHM and don't consider myself a trad wife. That's just a derisive term that certain women love to trot out in the hopes of insulting other women.

“Smart”? In what precise regard? She didn’t even finish high school and she’s marrying a bonafide mouth breathing idiot who has CTE.

You do realize that you don’t need school to educate yourself, right? Avid readers can do that on their own, world experiences, like traveling around the globe can educate you the way a history book can but you seem like you might of been raised in a cookie cutter one way or looking at education. Emotional intelligence is way more important than ivy league degrees.

DP. I’m a Taylor swift fan but it’s annoying how every successful celebrity is deemed to be intelligent by virtue of success. It’s like an insidious way to suggest that people who struggle in life actually deserve their struggle. Agree on the Ivy degrees thing (and went to an Ivy). There’s no way that Taylor isn’t smarter than Donald Trump.

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Look, if you want to travel around not knowing about Project 2025, or that the men who wrote it believe “women should belong in the kitchen” you seem to be able do that. If you are unaware of the standard Stay at Home mom in the 1950s that cooked dinner every night for “family dinners” that Project 2025 and the right are trying to drag us back to, I guess my generation did its job well. BUT, I think you are playing dumb to win internet points, so here is 10 points to you so you can feel like you are winning. The right is definitely attempting to take women backwards.

Meanwhile, there are serious attempts to strip women of rights (including the right to vote) that you should pay attention to. Taylor is absolutely leaning into her wifey era with the sourdough bread and Toy Story song. She is trying to translate her career into married woman role. She isn’t doing it well as far as I’m concerned because she is relying far too much on stereotypes that women had to break out of and are still fighting.
And yes, she was trying to “break out of the kitchen 1950s in her pride song” she burned the kitchen down in the video. She is your English teacher and that video had a ton of symbolism.

She isn't doing it well because she's washed up and old and everything she does is probably focus group tested. Her life is fake.

She's become an insecure middle aged lady who desperately tries to hop on trends, in a failed attempt to appear younger. Starring down 40, many women try to dress younger than their age, try to be into music kids are into, and use trendy lingo kids use. It's all super embarrassing. The sour dough thing was like a Covid TikTok trend 6 years ago.

I think she's so insulated and surrounded by yes-men that she probably thinks fans are legit jealous of her marrying this ugly bozo. Like, no sweetie, he's legitimately gross and embarrassing.

As far as the trad wife trendy thing, it's cute and goes viral when it's really attractive 22 or 23 year old Mormon newlyweds. It's not cute or aspirational when you're 36 and your fiancé is some old fat meathead. I think Swift has Peter Pan Syndrome and she struggles to mentally accept she's actually 36 years old.

How old are you exactly? 36 is extremely old? This all sounds like the ranting of a 16 yr old.

+1
The people who are so obviously mentally unwell aren't the Swifties, they are the Swift haters. I've truly never understood the phenomenon of hating someone who is, by all accounts, a good, smart, generous person. What's to hate? Only someone very bored and/or dissatisfied with their own life would bother trolling a thread about someone they loathe. And "trad wife"? That makes no sense. Simply marrying someone doesn't make you a "trad wife." I'm a SAHM and don't consider myself a trad wife. That's just a derisive term that certain women love to trot out in the hopes of insulting other women.

“Smart”? In what precise regard? She didn’t even finish high school and she’s marrying a bonafide mouth breathing idiot who has CTE.

You do realize that you don’t need school to educate yourself, right? Avid readers can do that on their own, world experiences, like traveling around the globe can educate you the way a history book can but you seem like you might of been raised in a cookie cutter one way or looking at education. Emotional intelligence is way more important than ivy league degrees.

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Look, if you want to travel around not knowing about Project 2025, or that the men who wrote it believe “women should belong in the kitchen” you seem to be able do that. If you are unaware of the standard Stay at Home mom in the 1950s that cooked dinner every night for “family dinners” that Project 2025 and the right are trying to drag us back to, I guess my generation did its job well. BUT, I think you are playing dumb to win internet points, so here is 10 points to you so you can feel like you are winning. The right is definitely attempting to take women backwards.

Meanwhile, there are serious attempts to strip women of rights (including the right to vote) that you should pay attention to. Taylor is absolutely leaning into her wifey era with the sourdough bread and Toy Story song. She is trying to translate her career into married woman role. She isn’t doing it well as far as I’m concerned because she is relying far too much on stereotypes that women had to break out of and are still fighting.
And yes, she was trying to “break out of the kitchen 1950s in her pride song” she burned the kitchen down in the video. She is your English teacher and that video had a ton of symbolism.

She isn't doing it well because she's washed up and old and everything she does is probably focus group tested. Her life is fake.

She's become an insecure middle aged lady who desperately tries to hop on trends, in a failed attempt to appear younger. Starring down 40, many women try to dress younger than their age, try to be into music kids are into, and use trendy lingo kids use. It's all super embarrassing. The sour dough thing was like a Covid TikTok trend 6 years ago.

I think she's so insulated and surrounded by yes-men that she probably thinks fans are legit jealous of her marrying this ugly bozo. Like, no sweetie, he's legitimately gross and embarrassing.

As far as the trad wife trendy thing, it's cute and goes viral when it's really attractive 22 or 23 year old Mormon newlyweds. It's not cute or aspirational when you're 36 and your fiancé is some old fat meathead. I think Swift has Peter Pan Syndrome and she struggles to mentally accept she's actually 36 years old.

How old are you exactly? 36 is extremely old? This all sounds like the ranting of a 16 yr old.

+1
The people who are so obviously mentally unwell aren't the Swifties, they are the Swift haters. I've truly never understood the phenomenon of hating someone who is, by all accounts, a good, smart, generous person. What's to hate? Only someone very bored and/or dissatisfied with their own life would bother trolling a thread about someone they loathe. And "trad wife"? That makes no sense. Simply marrying someone doesn't make you a "trad wife." I'm a SAHM and don't consider myself a trad wife. That's just a derisive term that certain women love to trot out in the hopes of insulting other women.

“Smart”? In what precise regard? She didn’t even finish high school and she’s marrying a bonafide mouth breathing idiot who has CTE.

And? How many degrees do you have and why has success eluded you? You have nothing but a chip on your shoulder and bitterness at your own failed and unfulfilling life.

Exactly but the person you’re responding too is lacking in emotional intelligence and won’t understand the point you’re making.

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Look, if you want to travel around not knowing about Project 2025, or that the men who wrote it believe “women should belong in the kitchen” you seem to be able do that. If you are unaware of the standard Stay at Home mom in the 1950s that cooked dinner every night for “family dinners” that Project 2025 and the right are trying to drag us back to, I guess my generation did its job well. BUT, I think you are playing dumb to win internet points, so here is 10 points to you so you can feel like you are winning. The right is definitely attempting to take women backwards.

Meanwhile, there are serious attempts to strip women of rights (including the right to vote) that you should pay attention to. Taylor is absolutely leaning into her wifey era with the sourdough bread and Toy Story song. She is trying to translate her career into married woman role. She isn’t doing it well as far as I’m concerned because she is relying far too much on stereotypes that women had to break out of and are still fighting.
And yes, she was trying to “break out of the kitchen 1950s in her pride song” she burned the kitchen down in the video. She is your English teacher and that video had a ton of symbolism.

She isn't doing it well because she's washed up and old and everything she does is probably focus group tested. Her life is fake.

She's become an insecure middle aged lady who desperately tries to hop on trends, in a failed attempt to appear younger. Starring down 40, many women try to dress younger than their age, try to be into music kids are into, and use trendy lingo kids use. It's all super embarrassing. The sour dough thing was like a Covid TikTok trend 6 years ago.

I think she's so insulated and surrounded by yes-men that she probably thinks fans are legit jealous of her marrying this ugly bozo. Like, no sweetie, he's legitimately gross and embarrassing.

As far as the trad wife trendy thing, it's cute and goes viral when it's really attractive 22 or 23 year old Mormon newlyweds. It's not cute or aspirational when you're 36 and your fiancé is some old fat meathead. I think Swift has Peter Pan Syndrome and she struggles to mentally accept she's actually 36 years old.

How old are you exactly? 36 is extremely old? This all sounds like the ranting of a 16 yr old.

+1
The people who are so obviously mentally unwell aren't the Swifties, they are the Swift haters. I've truly never understood the phenomenon of hating someone who is, by all accounts, a good, smart, generous person. What's to hate? Only someone very bored and/or dissatisfied with their own life would bother trolling a thread about someone they loathe. And "trad wife"? That makes no sense. Simply marrying someone doesn't make you a "trad wife." I'm a SAHM and don't consider myself a trad wife. That's just a derisive term that certain women love to trot out in the hopes of insulting other women.

“Smart”? In what precise regard? She didn’t even finish high school and she’s marrying a bonafide mouth breathing idiot who has CTE.

And? How many degrees do you have and why has success eluded you? You have nothing but a chip on your shoulder and bitterness at your own failed and unfulfilling life.

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Look, if you want to travel around not knowing about Project 2025, or that the men who wrote it believe “women should belong in the kitchen” you seem to be able do that. If you are unaware of the standard Stay at Home mom in the 1950s that cooked dinner every night for “family dinners” that Project 2025 and the right are trying to drag us back to, I guess my generation did its job well. BUT, I think you are playing dumb to win internet points, so here is 10 points to you so you can feel like you are winning. The right is definitely attempting to take women backwards.

Meanwhile, there are serious attempts to strip women of rights (including the right to vote) that you should pay attention to. Taylor is absolutely leaning into her wifey era with the sourdough bread and Toy Story song. She is trying to translate her career into married woman role. She isn’t doing it well as far as I’m concerned because she is relying far too much on stereotypes that women had to break out of and are still fighting.
And yes, she was trying to “break out of the kitchen 1950s in her pride song” she burned the kitchen down in the video. She is your English teacher and that video had a ton of symbolism.

She isn't doing it well because she's washed up and old and everything she does is probably focus group tested. Her life is fake.

She's become an insecure middle aged lady who desperately tries to hop on trends, in a failed attempt to appear younger. Starring down 40, many women try to dress younger than their age, try to be into music kids are into, and use trendy lingo kids use. It's all super embarrassing. The sour dough thing was like a Covid TikTok trend 6 years ago.

I think she's so insulated and surrounded by yes-men that she probably thinks fans are legit jealous of her marrying this ugly bozo. Like, no sweetie, he's legitimately gross and embarrassing.

As far as the trad wife trendy thing, it's cute and goes viral when it's really attractive 22 or 23 year old Mormon newlyweds. It's not cute or aspirational when you're 36 and your fiancé is some old fat meathead. I think Swift has Peter Pan Syndrome and she struggles to mentally accept she's actually 36 years old.

How old are you exactly? 36 is extremely old? This all sounds like the ranting of a 16 yr old.

+1
The people who are so obviously mentally unwell aren't the Swifties, they are the Swift haters. I've truly never understood the phenomenon of hating someone who is, by all accounts, a good, smart, generous person. What's to hate? Only someone very bored and/or dissatisfied with their own life would bother trolling a thread about someone they loathe. And "trad wife"? That makes no sense. Simply marrying someone doesn't make you a "trad wife." I'm a SAHM and don't consider myself a trad wife. That's just a derisive term that certain women love to trot out in the hopes of insulting other women.

“Smart”? In what precise regard? She didn’t even finish high school and she’s marrying a bonafide mouth breathing idiot who has CTE.

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Look, if you want to travel around not knowing about Project 2025, or that the men who wrote it believe “women should belong in the kitchen” you seem to be able do that. If you are unaware of the standard Stay at Home mom in the 1950s that cooked dinner every night for “family dinners” that Project 2025 and the right are trying to drag us back to, I guess my generation did its job well. BUT, I think you are playing dumb to win internet points, so here is 10 points to you so you can feel like you are winning. The right is definitely attempting to take women backwards.

Meanwhile, there are serious attempts to strip women of rights (including the right to vote) that you should pay attention to. Taylor is absolutely leaning into her wifey era with the sourdough bread and Toy Story song. She is trying to translate her career into married woman role. She isn’t doing it well as far as I’m concerned because she is relying far too much on stereotypes that women had to break out of and are still fighting.
And yes, she was trying to “break out of the kitchen 1950s in her pride song” she burned the kitchen down in the video. She is your English teacher and that video had a ton of symbolism.

She isn't doing it well because she's washed up and old and everything she does is probably focus group tested. Her life is fake.

She's become an insecure middle aged lady who desperately tries to hop on trends, in a failed attempt to appear younger. Starring down 40, many women try to dress younger than their age, try to be into music kids are into, and use trendy lingo kids use. It's all super embarrassing. The sour dough thing was like a Covid TikTok trend 6 years ago.

I think she's so insulated and surrounded by yes-men that she probably thinks fans are legit jealous of her marrying this ugly bozo. Like, no sweetie, he's legitimately gross and embarrassing.

As far as the trad wife trendy thing, it's cute and goes viral when it's really attractive 22 or 23 year old Mormon newlyweds. It's not cute or aspirational when you're 36 and your fiancé is some old fat meathead. I think Swift has Peter Pan Syndrome and she struggles to mentally accept she's actually 36 years old.

How old are you exactly? 36 is extremely old? This all sounds like the ranting of a 16 yr old.

+1
The people who are so obviously mentally unwell aren't the Swifties, they are the Swift haters. I've truly never understood the phenomenon of hating someone who is, by all accounts, a good, smart, generous person. What's to hate? Only someone very bored and/or dissatisfied with their own life would bother trolling a thread about someone they loathe. And "trad wife"? That makes no sense. Simply marrying someone doesn't make you a "trad wife." I'm a SAHM and don't consider myself a trad wife. That's just a derisive term that certain women love to trot out in the hopes of insulting other women.

“Smart”? In what precise regard? She didn’t even finish high school and she’s marrying a bonafide mouth breathing idiot who has CTE.

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Look, if you want to travel around not knowing about Project 2025, or that the men who wrote it believe “women should belong in the kitchen” you seem to be able do that. If you are unaware of the standard Stay at Home mom in the 1950s that cooked dinner every night for “family dinners” that Project 2025 and the right are trying to drag us back to, I guess my generation did its job well. BUT, I think you are playing dumb to win internet points, so here is 10 points to you so you can feel like you are winning. The right is definitely attempting to take women backwards.

Meanwhile, there are serious attempts to strip women of rights (including the right to vote) that you should pay attention to. Taylor is absolutely leaning into her wifey era with the sourdough bread and Toy Story song. She is trying to translate her career into married woman role. She isn’t doing it well as far as I’m concerned because she is relying far too much on stereotypes that women had to break out of and are still fighting.
And yes, she was trying to “break out of the kitchen 1950s in her pride song” she burned the kitchen down in the video. She is your English teacher and that video had a ton of symbolism.

She isn't doing it well because she's washed up and old and everything she does is probably focus group tested. Her life is fake.

She's become an insecure middle aged lady who desperately tries to hop on trends, in a failed attempt to appear younger. Starring down 40, many women try to dress younger than their age, try to be into music kids are into, and use trendy lingo kids use. It's all super embarrassing. The sour dough thing was like a Covid TikTok trend 6 years ago.

I think she's so insulated and surrounded by yes-men that she probably thinks fans are legit jealous of her marrying this ugly bozo. Like, no sweetie, he's legitimately gross and embarrassing.

As far as the trad wife trendy thing, it's cute and goes viral when it's really attractive 22 or 23 year old Mormon newlyweds. It's not cute or aspirational when you're 36 and your fiancé is some old fat meathead. I think Swift has Peter Pan Syndrome and she struggles to mentally accept she's actually 36 years old.

How old are you exactly? 36 is extremely old? This all sounds like the ranting of a 16 yr old.

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The people who are so obviously mentally unwell aren't the Swifties, they are the Swift haters. I've truly never understood the phenomenon of hating someone who is, by all accounts, a good, smart, generous person. What's to hate? Only someone very bored and/or dissatisfied with their own life would bother trolling a thread about someone they loathe. And "trad wife"? That makes no sense. Simply marrying someone doesn't make you a "trad wife." I'm a SAHM and don't consider myself a trad wife. That's just a derisive term that certain women love to trot out in the hopes of insulting other women.

“Smart”? In what precise regard? She didn’t even finish high school and she’s marrying a bonafide mouth breathing idiot who has CTE.