Taylor Swiftâs Grammy Nominations 2007-2020 (click to enlarge)

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Taylor Swiftâs Grammy Nominations 2007-2020 (click to enlarge)
Fearless (Taylorâs Version)Â
Iâm thrilled to tell you that my new version of Fearless (Taylorâs Version) is done and will be with you soon. It has 26 songs including 6 never before released songs from the vault. Love Story (Taylorâs Version) will be out tonight. Pre-order now at https://taylor.lnk.to/fearlesstaylorsversion đđ
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reblog to have good concert luck
And again
Iâm not risking it, so reblog again.Â
i reblogged this and patrick from fall out boy smiled at me at the concert and i made eye contact with pete and joe as well
Reblog before I go to sleep
Rb every time when I see itâ¨
The first time I reblogged this, my dad told my family that weâre going to a Rolling Stones concert this June, IM S H O O K
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and I'll kept @taylorswift words "... In life, we grow up and we encounter the naunced complexities of trying to figure out who to be, how to act, or how to be happy. Like invisible smoke in the room we wonder what kind of anxiety pushes you forward and what kind ruins your ability to find JOY in your life. We constantlyquestion our choices, our surroundings, and we beat ourselves up for our mistakes. All the while, we crave romance. We long for those rare, enchanting moments when things just fall into place. Above all else, we really, really want our lives to be filled with LOVE.
I've decided that in this life, I want to be defined by the the things I love - not the things I hate, the things I'm afraid of, or the things that haunt me in the middle of the night. Those things may be my struggles, but they're not my IDENTITY. I wish the same for you. May your struggles become inaudible background noise behind the loud, clear voices of those who love and appreciate you. Turn those voices up in the mix of your head. May you take notice of the things in your life that are nice and make you feel safe and maybe even find wonderment in them. May you write down your feelings and reflect on them years later, only to LEARN that all the trials and tribulations you thought might kill you... didn't. I hope that someday you forget that pain ever existed. I hope that if there is a lover in your life, it's someone who deserves you. If that's the case, I hope you treat them with care."
I'll keep them because after the darkest years of my life, my baby brought me light, the love I deserve and all the care I didn't know I needed from someone I'm not blood related to.
Te amo mi rey, gracias por todo đ
@taylorswift @taylornation
So look what brought the mail yesterday!!!! My boyfriend bought me the lover CD!! My first Taylor Swift' CD! I can't believe my lover surprised me with thisđ this album is the actual orchestra we didn't know we needed until it opened its eyes to the world â¤ď¸đđđđ
And the heart confetti they put in a tiny box are actually the colors of my national flag đđđ¨đ´ so I couldn't stop my self to arranged it that way! Thank you @taylorswift for existing and create all your wonderful music, that never fails to match a state of my life!!
@taylornation I came late for the release party but I'm finally here đđ
I have 3 extra copies of Lover Deluxe version CDs(without the journal books) for free!! Who wants them??(: share/reblog
For real? Even the cd isn't sell in my country... Please, I want đ
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Ok... So this has to means something. The fading words in a bigger size in the background of the lyrics.
January, dear, forever, suspicious, forever, true, forever, my, my, my
@taylorswift is possible getting or got married in January đđđđđđ
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For years I asked, pleaded for a chance to own my work. Instead I was given an opportunity to sign back up to Big Machine Records and âearnâ one album back at a time, one for every new one I turned in. I walked away because I knew once I signed that contract, Scott Borchetta would sell the label, thereby selling me and my future. I had to make the excruciating choice to leave behind my past. Music I wrote on my bedroom floor and videos I dreamed up and paid for from the money I earned playing in bars, then clubs, then arenas, then stadiums.Â
Some fun facts about todayâs news: I learned about Scooter Braunâs purchase of my masters as it was announced to the world. All I could think about was the incessant, manipulative bullying Iâve received at his hands for years.Â
Like when Kim Kardashian orchestrated an illegally recorded snippet of a phone call to be leaked and then Scooter got his two clients together to bully me online about it. (See photo) Or when his client, Kanye West, organized a revenge porn music video which strips my body naked. Now Scooter has stripped me of my lifeâs work, that I wasnât given an opportunity to buy. Essentially, my musical legacy is about to lie in the hands of someone who tried to dismantle it.
This is my worst case scenario. This is what happens when you sign a deal at fifteen to someone for whom the term âloyaltyâ is clearly just a contractual concept. And when that man says âMusic has valueâ, he means its value is beholden to men who had no part in creating it.Â
When I left my masters in Scottâs hands, I made peace with the fact that eventually he would sell them. Never in my worst nightmares did I imagine the buyer would be Scooter. Any time Scott Borchetta has heard the words âScooter Braunâ escape my lips, it was when I was either crying or trying not to. He knew what he was doing; they both did. Controlling a woman who didnât want to be associated with them. In perpetuity. That means forever.Â
Thankfully, I am now signed to a label that believes I should own anything I create. Thankfully, I left my past in Scottâs hands and not my future. And hopefully, young artists or kids with musical dreams will read this and learn about how to better protect themselves in a negotiation. You deserve to own the art you make.
I will always be proud of my past work. But for a healthier option, Lover will be out August 23.Â
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havisha1212 said: Hi, I just want to say that iâve been seeing a lot of discourse online. A lot of shtv show stans are really mad that the show is cancelled and are trying to boycott RSOM because apparently they know that your intentions with the book are to get money, even though you were offered more money to write Clace. I just want to say that you have thousands, if not in the millions of people who understand that you write what you want to write. WE LOVE YOU and we appreciate you.
I really wasnât sure what to say about this. Red Scrolls of Magic doesnât have anything to do with the television show, and I donât have anything to do with the television show having been cancelled.
I appreciate the love, truly. Of course Iâm also distressed to hear about a boycott of The Eldest Curses, since it will be a book with a main interracial gay couple and a secondary interracial lesbian love story. A vendetta specifically targeting a book like that wonât be seen by the outside world of publishing as an act of support for a television show. It would be seen as exactly what they expect â a lackluster interest in books about LGBT+ characters.
I guess there are a few things to talk about here: one is the realistic situation of LGBT+ kidsâ publishing and one is about womenâs writing. In terms of the first, itâs very strange to suggest I wrote these books for money when I did, as you say, take a pay cut to write them. I was paid a third of what I was paid for the Dark Artifices to write them though they are the same number of books. I was paid less than what I was paid for my adult Sword Catcher series which features a world and characters no one has any familiarity with at all â a completely unknown brand. Many of my international publishers still wonât publish TEC. One bought it and has as of now cancelled the deal, though they have bought different books from me since. There are a thousand things I could have written or done that would have made me more money. Thatâs the stark reality of the âcash cowâ the boycotters are discussing.Â
Someone in Hollywood once described Alecâs being gay to me as âa strike against the characterâs likeability.â So far in publishing I have experienced publishing TEC as âa strike against its marketability.â As you all know, it was pushed back: that was because my publisher wanted Queen of Air and Darkness to come out first and set a record of strong sales â they are afraid nobody will buy Red Scrolls, because of its LGBT+ content.
Iâm in a lucky position; Iâm a bestselling author and if these books donât sell at all, my career can take the hit. Thatâs partly why Iâm writing them now, when I finally can: I think itâs important to make sure books like this are placed front and center in bookstores as expected bestsellers, but if these books blow up on me, Iâll survive it. Other writers who are writing books with LGBT+ content wouldnât be so lucky, and the message of boycotting a âbigâ book with a gay main couple isnât âWe donât like this authorâ (because my other books are doing just fine) â itâs âWe donât like this subject matter.â (It is also a strange punishment for Wes Chu, my cowriter, often forgotten in these debates â a man of color writing about another man of color.)
I am of course not saying anyone who doesnât want to read these books should buy them. We should consume the entertainment we think should entertain us; thatâs what itâs for. But the idea of punishing female writers for their moral failings is an old and unfortunate one. Itâs always been acceptable for men to write for money, or for attention; âshe wanted attentionâ is one of the worst things you can say about a woman, but an inoffensive thing to say about a man. Similarly Iâve often been told online that I donât deserve to be paid for what I write, or that my creative work should be taken away from me and given to men. It has always been expected since the Victorian era that writing about complex people and complex stories is a manâs job, and women should write simple moralistic tales in which the good are rewarded and the bad are punished. When a good character in a manâs book does something wrong, he is congratulated for his complexity; I get told at great length how morally terrible I am personally, since female writers are not generally assumed to have the emotional distance from their characters that with men, is a given.
The roots of taking away womenâs ability to profit from their work goes back centuries into the idea that itâs evil for women to own intellectual property at all. One of my favorite writers, Colette, died in poverty because her husband owned the copyright to her bestselling books. There is a deep discomfort with the idea of a woman being paid what sheâs worth at all. Writers are entertainers and they donât work for free any more than singers or actors or TV showrunners. I am the sole breadwinner of my family and I support my parents and others with the income I derive from working on the intellectual property I create. A man would be congratulated on his success. I am called a money-grubbing bitch.
One of the reasons we self-published Ghosts of the Shadow Market was because I wanted to write a novella about a genderqueer lesbian and I wanted it to get the same attention as the other stories in small invisible ways sometimes readers donât even notice â the same time spent on the cover, the same hiring of a great audio reader, the same time being edited, the same advertising. When EET came out we all sat around wringing our hands and hoping it would at least sell half as much as the others: it sold just as well, and we were thrilled. We can hang onto those numbers. We can prove important points in future to the publishing world about the viability of non-binary LGBT+ characters. Sales do matter. The Red Scrolls of Magic is a book, and sales expectations are higher for books than short stories, so I know I will be in the same state of fear and hope when it comes out.
But the fact Every Exquisite Thing did well means something else, too: I believed there was an audience for it, and every person who bought it proved me right. The outpouring of love during the contest for an early Red Scrolls of Magic copy was amazing, and I scrolled through the #malec and #malecparty tags (thank you so much you guys! Winners will be notified!) with tears in my eyes, overwhelmed by readersâ stories of coming out and having their eyes opened to new ideas, and most of all by their love. Before I ever had attention or money, I had the joy of creation. One of the most amazing feelings when writing is to make up people, and to have real people invest in your inventions. I created Magnus and Alec, building them into characters I could love block by block, and yesterday I got to see other people love them too. I have been awed by and grateful for the support of every reader who has embraced the diverse world I have tried to create, and the increasing diversity I try for as I keep on writing and am allowed to have more freedom in what I write than when I first began and was turned down by publishers because I wouldnât remove Alec from my books. I am hoping to help change attitudes and create, along with many writers and readers who believe that diverse media makes a difference, a world in which a book with a main LGBTQ pairing will be judged purely on its literary merits. Weâre not there yet! I wish we were. But the increasing call for and support for diverse literature makes me hope we are getting there. I trust in my readers. I have to believe that anybody calling for a boycott of The Red Scrolls of Magic is in a small hateful minority who has lost sight of how their actions would be perceived by the world, and the effect their actions would have on the world. I have to believe that there are far more people who are open to loving and supporting diverse stories.
Money and attention are great. But in the end, I write because I do believe words have the power to change people, and change the world. Ultimately, I have to do what I think is the right thing, and trust that other people will too. My readers havenât let me down yet. Â
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Youtube!Malec Headcanon
Magnus is a beauty-vlogger (what else?) with a channel called magnificentbane. He does videos about fashion and make-up but also serious stuff about accepting who you are.
Alec just vlogs and has also a lot of sport videos on his channel (especially archery and parkour). Due to a prank of Jace his channel is now called thedarkestlightgood and he was to lazy to change it.
While Magnus is all about LGBT+, Alec is not out because he feels insecure (most of his viewers are male and he thinks they wonât accept his sexuality because itâs unmanly).
The both meet on a convention where Magnus flirts openly with Alec on a panel.
Alec is getting really flustered.
They become really good friends and rumours start to grow because they do videos together and seem very comfortable around each other. But they arenât together yet!
After Alec gets some rude comments under a video in which he tries teaching Magnus archery he gets really upset. Because he HAS feelings for this guy and has thought about coming out but this comments seem to prove his fear.
So he calls Magnus, they meet and Alec tells him almost everything. About his sexuality, his struggle and fears. And Magnus is comforting him and tells him that there are enough people who stand behind him and that he will support him no matter what happens.
In the end Alec does a coming-out video with Magnus as moral support. Just before he ends his video he leans to Magnus and gives him a short peck on the cheek. And Magnus grins and kisses him for real.
They break the internet.
First no one believes that this was their first kiss because everyone assumed that they were together before.