who could stay? we could stay, we will stay <3
We’ll take a moment, promise you this, that we'll stand by you forever <3
we're not kids anymore.

if i look back, i am lost
Today's Document

祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda

Andulka
Jules of Nature

pixel skylines
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

oozey mess
Cosmic Funnies
NASA

izzy's playlists!
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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YOU ARE THE REASON
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
almost home

roma★
sheepfilms

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who could stay? we could stay, we will stay <3
We’ll take a moment, promise you this, that we'll stand by you forever <3
Man down. After a massive mantrum. 🎾 #TheManMusicVideo is out now! taylor.lnk.to/TheMan/youtube
ICONIC. so so so proud of you @taylorswift
YOU LIFT MY FEET OFF THE GROUND
YOU SPIN ME AROUND
I’m living for the amount of beginning of the decade —> end of the decade glow-ups that Taylor has been giving us lately. 🥺💗
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I feel v attacked
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And I know that this life isn't safe but it's WILD AND ITS FREEEEEEEEEE!
NICOLE’S STORY
I Think You Should Speak Now
(TW: Sexual Assault, Mental Health)
I spent most of my life not knowing what it was like to felt silenced. Silenced because of fear, shame, anger, and a whole lot of other emotions that I didn’t even know existed… until I did. Not even a month after moving away to university, I was sexually assaulted on campus, and my life changed more than I ever thought it would. I tried to hide it, pretend it never happened – but Taylor said something a long time ago that stuck with me.
I think you should speak now.
I knew I would never forgive myself if I didn’t. So I did. I spoke. I filed a report with the school, with the police, with residence life, the people he worked for. What I didn’t realize was how hard speaking up would be. That people would tell me I shouldn’t have said anything. That I would be blamed for his actions. That Id become talked about as the girl that got raped. That it would hurt so much that I would become angry, sad, careless, self-harming, suicidal, and into a downward spiral that landed me in the mental health ward of the hospital more times than I can count.
Taylors sexual assault trial happened a week and a half before mine was originally scheduled. When I heard some of the things she said, it was the first time that I ever thought I could own the narrative, and choose not to let them make me feel like I was to blame. That I could refuse to allow them to turn me into the person at fault. But he didn’t show up. Seriously. He moved to a place hours away, and got charged with failure to appear. And when they found him, the trial was rescheduled to January of 2019. I didn’t think I could make it through any more. I dropped most of my classes at school and failed the ones I was in. I cut out my family, friends, and lost the ones that were trying to help me. I didn’t want to live… it got to the point where the police came to my house and brought me to the hospital, where I was involuntarily admitted, again.
The day before Taylor’s album came out I was still in the psychiatric ward of the hospital. I stayed up until midnight and listened to reputation over and over to help me feel better. At first, I didn’t even plan on being alive for the rep tour, and wasn’t going to buy tickets. After listening to rep so many times, I decided I would buy the tickets with my best friend. Toronto and Minneapolis. I bought the tickets while I was in the hospital. It gave me something to look forward too, and listening to Taylor all the time reminded me of her fearlessness when she had her trial. I needed that so badly. To be reminded of good things, and that I needed to channel her attitude into myself so that I could survive my trial.
Now its over a year after my last psych admission. I’m self-harm free, and started to rebuild some of the relationships I ruined. That would have never happened if I didn’t have rep to remind me to listen to and remind myself of Taylor’s fierceness. I wouldn’t be alive right now if it wasn’t for her. I even got a tattoo of a feather I drew while in the hospital and the words “fearless” in Taylors writing. The trial has ended, he was found guilty, and I survived.
I know Taylor will probably never see this, and I’m ok with that. She gave me more strength and bravery than I thought I could have, and she saved my life. I first shared this story before the rep tour – and since then, I’ve had made so many friends on here, and had people message me telling me that they read my story, and felt inspired to share their own… and we have Taylor to thank for that.
I’ve been to 31 shows since the Fearless era, and it doesn’t even feel real. Upgrades, meeting Andrea, meeting Taylor’s band, meeting Swifties from across the world, life long friendships, and so many amazing experiences. I don’t think anything in my life will ever top what being a Taylor fan for 13 years has meant to me. And if by chance, Taylor happens to be reading this right now, thank you. For the friends. The memories. For saving my life. For everything. Just, thank you.
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she said MEOW but make it Christmas!
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My story: how Taylor helped me find my sparkle again
I’ve been wanting to share this for a while: my thank you to Taylor, the reason she changed my life. So here it goes.
I’m a writer, so I know just how powerful words are. They can hurt you and they can heal you. This is about how words said about me and to me knocked me down, and how Taylor’s words helped lift me up again.
Growing up, I was lucky to have pretty good experiences at school... the usual friend drama, but nothing major. Once I finished high school, I thought bullying wasn’t a thing that happened. Turns out? I was wrong.
In the not-so-far-away past, I was bullied, more than once, sadly by people I trusted, people I thought were friends, even best friends. They told me what they thought I should change about myself, told me my opinions about my own life weren’t valid. They took words said in confidence and used them against me. I was called names behind my back and laughed at to my face. Incredibly hurtful things were said about me—how I act, how I live my life, how I look, how I would never be good enough for anyone to love. And the thing is, when something like this happens once, it’s hurtful. But when it happens twice, you can’t help but hear those words echoed even louder in your own mind, telling yourself that they have to be true. These words knocked me down, and they’ll never truly be completely gone.
The thing that kept me going, and still does, was Taylor. Somehow she was always saying the right things at the right time, from the lyrics of Breathe that literally spoke to me when I lost friends; to Bad Blood when I needed a reminder of how strong I could be; to Clean speeches that said the exact things I needed to hear; to the poem “why she disappeared” which reminds me, even when I carry all this with me years later, that every chink in the armour is something I needed to get where I got to on my journey.Taylor has gotten me through a lot—helping me get through a rough couple years when, after everything that happened I really didn’t have confidence in myself or who I was.
Thank you, Taylor <3 You helped show me it’s OK to be who I am, helped me realize what matters and who matters, and how to be happy & confident again. I have moments where it all comes flooding back but I’m healing. I’m doing better than I ever was.
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OMG MY DRESS HAS POCKETS! LOOK, MY DRESS HAS POCKETS! I CAN PUT MY HANDS IN MY DRESS BECAUSE IT HAS POCKETS!!!
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Lost in thought because my dress has POCKETS!!!
THANKS, IT HAS POCKETS!!!
YOU CANT SPELL POCKETS WITHOUT TS!
I have a new layout for the week! What do you think, Bombalurina? @taylorswift 💗😻
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Taylor’s glo-up:
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she said MEOW but make it Christmas!
🐱🎄🐱🎄🐱🎄🐱🎄🐱🎄🐱🎄🐱
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Spinning like a girl in a brand new dress
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Where can I sign up for being a teacher at Cat School? Thank you 😻🙏💜
I just realised that Taylor said "Sarah" in her interview..okay so basically attack me first with liking my post and now YOU SAY MY NAME 🙏
Also,I would love to be a teacher in Cat School because yeah 😻 and I do see videos and pictures of Dibbles because she reminds me of my cat...sign me up please @taylorswift
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