9 Confessions Of A Die Hard Day-One Taylor Swift Fan
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9 Confessions Of A Die Hard Day-One Taylor Swift Fan

'Everything Has Changed' since I was 'Fifteen' and Taylor Swift brought me 'Out of the Woods' of the teenage years and 'Mean' girls.

Gabriella Lopez
Nov 21, 2017
North Carolina State University
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9 Confessions Of A Die Hard Day-One Taylor Swift Fan
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  1. All of her old songs DO NOT sound the same. They really don’t. If I have to explain that one more time I might explode.
  2. Just because a lot of her songs are about relationships and the joys and trials that go along with that does not mean that her songs lack depth. Being a girl in a world where #relationshipgoals is always trending its nice to have someone feeling the same way that you do. For instance, my life explained in a Taylor Swift lyric would be “Careless man’s careful daughter.” Every time I meet someone I just let them know that’s my life and Taylor Swift said it.
  3. She is talented. You might not think so but that is something you must deal with on your own. She is mind-blowingly successful and “all you are is mean.”
  4. Her collaborations with Ed Sheeran just make me “wanna know them better”
  5. She will always be supported. Its like that best friend that makes bad decisions –not that she does often—but you will defend that friend to the death. That’s me with Tay.
  6. Her beginning music is something that I will forever play when I am down. They got me through all of middle/high school late night, lonely cry fests. It was a very “sad, beautiful tragic” type of situation.
  7. Yes. I actually work out and run to her music. It motivates me no matter what the song might be.
  8. Do I like her reputation album? I do. And, of course, I am aware that is different from anything she has ever done but I look at it like this: if this is her awakening and coming into her own as woman I back her and applaud everything. Are you “ready for it?”
  9. Everyone has a self image complex. Too skinny, too, well, not. So, before you go judging her or anyone else just know that ‘Gorgeous’ should be the only word you use.
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