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#ttpd

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I hate it here so I will go to lunar valleys in my mind

t.s. + the motif of space

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THE TORTURED ASKS DEPARTMENT:

— fortnight: what’s your weather like right now?

— ttpd: have you ever used a typewriter?

— my boy only breaks his favorite toys: favorite toy as a child?

— down bad: do you believe in aliens?

— so long, london: do you know cpr?

— but daddy i love him: do you have a one that got away?

— fresh out the slammer: have you ever been handcuffed?

— florida: do you smell like weed or little babies?

— guilty as sin?: is she guilty for what she’s singing about?

— waolom: what makes you feel most alive?

— i can fix him: are you a fixer?

— loml: which acronym do you use the most?

— i can do it with a broken heart: are you good under pressure?

— the smallest man: how many people have you ghosted?

— the alchemy: did you do well in chemistry in school?

— clara bow: which celebrity do you get told you look like?

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Tag yourself, I’m Taylor not knowing how to blow out her own candles

#classic #Taylor Swift

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IM SO DEPRESSED I ACT LIKE ITS MY BIRTHDAY

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#Taylor Swift

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As for “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me,” Swift revealed that she wrote the tune “alone, sitting at the piano in one of those moments when I felt bitter about just all the things we do to our artists as a society and as a culture.” “There’s a lot about this particular concept on ‘The Tortured Poets Department,'” she added. “What do we do to our writers, and our artists, and our creatives? We put them through hell. We watch what they create, then we judge it. We love to watch artists in pain, often to the point where I think sometimes as a society we provoke that pain and we just watch what happens.”

Taylor on “Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me” and TTPD (Variety)

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— WHEN EMMA FALLS IN LOVE is a 1963 retelling of Jane Austen’s classic novel “Emma” featuring up-and-coming actress Taylor Swift as the titular character, a performance that earned her a Golden Globe nomination. Co-starring Kelvin Harrison Jr. as George Knightley and Harris Dickinson as Frank Churchill, the film became a staple for romance comedies, thanks to its witty script and Swift's clever performance.

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album prologue!! i think u should read this to understand the album better

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genuinely the way taylor clearly falls hard and fast and hopelessly in love every single time is very endearing. writing "this happens once every few lifetimes" and "no one's ever had me, not like you" on the same album that covers the breakdown of two relationships that were also seemingly destined and life changing and unmatched by anyone else is exactly what makes her so good at writing about relationships. if a songwriter doesn't feel everything with their whole chest and throw their whole being into it then I don't want it

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“I love you, it’s ruining my life”

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The Tortured Poets Department 🤍

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hate it here (realm of consciousness) going back to sleep

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this might be my favourite reaction to ttpd

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ttpd cardigan just dropped!!!!!

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taylor swift fortnight headers (colorized)

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this is so cute i love her 🥺 (x)