Anonymous wrote:It’s a “new” word because social media created a need for it. It’s a recent phenomenon that social media created. Doesn’t mean it’s fake.

Didn’t say it was fake. Said it was trendy to use.

Anonymous wrote:Joe just seemed to want a quiet life out of the spotlight. I guess he knew however that dating Taylor would mean he would be portrayed as a bad guy if they broke up and her fans would turn on him. By this point anyone who dates her knows there will be a hate track and an angry mob when it ends.

He’s an actor, let’s get real. If he wanted a quiet life, he would be an accountant. He comes from a family of people who have been in the spotlight, although on a lower level and chose to be an actor himself.

Joe just seemed to want a quiet life out of the spotlight. I guess he knew however that dating Taylor would mean he would be portrayed as a bad guy if they broke up and her fans would turn on him. By this point anyone who dates her knows there will be a hate track and an angry mob when it ends.

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you aimme is a good song.
I don’t care if it’s petty. If that what was inspiring, so what?

I don't think it was petty to her. It was a pretty traumatizing time in her life.

Yes but why bring it up after 8 years?

Because someone released the full video that Kim previously edited last year (or maybe in 2022). The new video shows Taylor in a much better light that the one Kim edited. So it all got rehashed again and she wrote a new song.

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you aimme is a good song.
I don’t care if it’s petty. If that what was inspiring, so what?

I don't think it was petty to her. It was a pretty traumatizing time in her life.

Yes but why bring it up after 8 years?

Why not? The whole song is about how the second half of her career has essentially been a response to what Kim did to her. It drove her to create and prove herself. She’s acknowledging that in some way having that as motivation is to thank for where she is now.

This thread is honestly annoying. I swear most of you know about 4 Taylor songs total, made your mind up about her back in 2010, and are commenting from a place of total ignorance about her as an artist.

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you aimme is a good song.
I don’t care if it’s petty. If that what was inspiring, so what?

I don't think it was petty to her. It was a pretty traumatizing time in her life.

Yes but why bring it up after 8 years?

Kim won’t let it die. She’s too busy posting IG stories with Taylor songs.

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Anonymous wrote:So, if you're an over 30 year singer/songwriter what should you sing about? Taxes? Mean boss? Kids? Parents who won't babysit said kids or provide financial help? Inflation? Really, what is acceptable?

She can write songs without including verbiage identifying one of her ex’s or specific people.

Except the reason Taylor has had 11 platinum albums and made over a billion dollars is because her songs are akin to reading her diary.
She’s willing to put in details others are not and that’s just one of the many reasons she’s still here.

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you aimme is a good song.
I don’t care if it’s petty. If that what was inspiring, so what?

I don't think it was petty to her. It was a pretty traumatizing time in her life.

Yes but why bring it up after 8 years?

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Anonymous wrote:So, if you're an over 30 year singer/songwriter what should you sing about? Taxes? Mean boss? Kids? Parents who won't babysit said kids or provide financial help? Inflation? Really, what is acceptable?

She can write songs without including verbiage identifying one of her ex’s or specific people.

I am sure that Jake and Joe and Matty etc appreciate your concern.

As for Kim, she probably loves it because she loves any attention.

I don’t think anyone attacked Jake until after the breakup and the songs came out. Joe and Matty really got hit with it. What if Joe or Matty really were the one and just couldn’t handle the pressure?

Anonymous wrote:Thank you aimme is a good song.
I don’t care if it’s petty. If that what was inspiring, so what?

I don't think it was petty to her. It was a pretty traumatizing time in her life.

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Anonymous wrote:Adele is great. But she is low energy. She’s not trying to put out a double album every year.
And I’m sure she’s happier for it.

Adele’s Hello breakup album hits home for me more than Taylor’s, JMO.

Sure. I love Adele. Those two are just so different. I enjoy them both.

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t wait until the term parasocial is no longer a word everyone wants to use. I’m so sick of new trend words - gaslighting, toxic, etc.

So are you saying the phenomenon doesn’t exist or would you give it a different term?

The term is fine but everyone seems to want to rush and use it to show they’ve learned it.

Thank you aimme is a good song.
I don’t care if it’s petty. If that what was inspiring, so what?

Anonymous wrote:Adele is great. But she is low energy. She’s not trying to put out a double album every year.
And I’m sure she’s happier for it.

Adele’s Hello breakup album hits home for me more than Taylor’s, JMO.

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Anonymous wrote:So, if you're an over 30 year singer/songwriter what should you sing about? Taxes? Mean boss? Kids? Parents who won't babysit said kids or provide financial help? Inflation? Really, what is acceptable?

She can write songs without including verbiage identifying one of her ex’s or specific people.

I am sure that Jake and Joe and Matty etc appreciate your concern.

As for Kim, she probably loves it because she loves any attention.