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GORGEOUS 😍❤️ #taylorswift #taylornation https://www.instagram.com/p/B_YGtVHHgAI/?igshid=13gqa3vziae30
There is a story I want to tell you and this story is about Taylor Swift's song, Clean.
Hello. We may have met before, or this may be my first post that you see. There is a story I want to tell you and this story is about Taylor Swift's song, Clean.
I was recording while drawing, but I shot normal video instead of fast motion. Since the video was an hour and five minutes, I couldn't upload it here. There may also be a problem with quality. I can't believe I will finally upload it after all the misfortune. Also the voice you hear in the back is mine. I made a cover for Clean with my ukulele after I cried "a little bit".
1989 days have passed since the song and the 1989 album. I want her to know how meaningful this song is to me. I would be very happy if you tag @taylorswift @taylornation .I never had the opportunity to thank her face to face, but at least I can do it here. Thank you very much with all my heart.
I am fighting cancer for the third time. I lost some of my sight due to cancer. I received chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Especially in my current war, Taylor's art has always helped me. All her songs are pure art, yes, but there are a few very special songs for me. If you're reading this, I don't want to take your time by listing all the songs I love. But today I want to tell you something about Clean. This song is very important for me as a cancer fighter.
The song may be telling the moment when a person completely came out of your life and you realized and accepted it, but there are many different aspects. I think this song is about something that has been chasing you for a long time. It became a part of you.There seems to be no way out of that thing, but you desperately want it to end. You want it to leave you. You have always lived your life according to that thing and all your decisions depend on it, your dreams are limited by it, and because of it, you are in a circle. You try to escape but you just keep turning in that circle. You always find yourself in the same spot. Fight. Win. Start again. Again. Again. That thing is cancer for me.
I would list my favorite parts from the song and it would be a long list. But if I had to, I would choose this sentences.
It was months, and months of back and forth,you're still all over me like a wine-stained dress I can't wear anymore.
Hung my head, as I lost the war, and the sky turned black like a perfect storm.
Rain came pouring down when I was drowning, that's when I could finally breathe.
There was nothing left to do, when the butterflies turned to dust, they covered my whole room.So I punched a hole in the roof, let the flood carry away all my pictures of you. (Pictures from hospital, mostly)
The water filled my lungs, I screamed so loud but no one heard a thing.
Said, I think I am finally clean.
Now that I'm clean I'm never gonna risk it.
And why is this song so important for me? I will summarize as much as possible. These parts will be written with italics. You can just skip it if you want. I would like you to read, but of course you don't have to. In this fight, I received ten more cycles of chemotherapy and had a surgery. Everything was slow and terrible. Then they said I needed radiotherapy, but classical radiotherapy was too risky for me. My doctors asked me to go to Germany and get Proton treatment.
After all the slow paperwork, I came to Germany with my mom. But the doctor here said that I would lose my vision after proton treatment. I was asked to decide. I tried to ask for help because this was horrible. I did not get any answers from my doctors who suggested me to get proton therapy before. I felt like they were running away from me because they didn't want to take responsibility.
Among the side effects, the biggest risk was vision loss. I already have very little vision and it is very valuable for me. I don't know how to explain this. it's like an issue between me and cancer. When I was a baby, my first tumor was in my eyes and it stole some of my sight from me. I did not want the cancer to win more. But they said that if I do not receive proton therapy, my disease will recur. So if I wanted to keep my vision to myself, I had to take the risk of a new cancer fight.
On March 20, I met my doctor again from the proton center because other doctors did not talk to me much. She said, "It's been a few months since your surgery. I understand you're waiting for your previous doctors' opinion, but I don't know how much it will work on you even if you take proton therapy."She also said, "If you want, you can save the proton treatment option to the next possible tumor. But you will have an MRI and endoscopy every six weeks. You should be followed by your doctor closely."
And I did that. I chose my vision. I said no to the treatment for now. I came here to the building where I stay with children and their families who are fighting against cancer too. I cried a little. Then I recorded Clean. Maybe it's clear from my voice, I don't know.
So now, I need close follow-ups. But there is no close follow-ups. I am waiting In Germany. Far away from my home and in another country. I can't go anywhere because of the virus. I could not reach my doctors, but now the whole "connection" has been lost due to the virus. I do not know what to do. Sometimes I feel like I can't take it anymore but I am trying my best. But now, I just want to be clean.
Thank you for reading this. You can alao find this drawing on Instagram, here.
@taylorswift
It’s National Siblings Day! My brother Austin is one of my best pals, and I’m really proud of him because he’s in a film that came out today called We Summon The Darkness (which he also co-produced). Photo by Gigi. My facial expression by 3 glasses of wine.
I bawled my eyes out the moment she started singing SYGB. We all know how much this song means to her and her family but she was so brave and I'm really proud of her. I LOVE YOU TAYLOR ✨❤️😭💔 #soonyoullgetbetter #taylorswift #togetherathome https://www.instagram.com/p/B_NCIc5ni6K/?igshid=12sqgz9emoqq
Hey, everyone. I know this is long, but I would really appreciate you reading this, even for like a second, and reblogging. I've had a real roller coaster of a semester and I think it's gotten to the point where I really just need to vent to my fellow swifties. And, to be honest, I just wanna tell you guys more about myself.
So, my parents were immigrants. They came to England to study their PhD and my sister came with them (she was 6). I was actually born here though, in Sheffield. I live in Manchester now because I study pharmacy at uni. Living as immigrants was really hard for my parents because they would often be made to feel like outsiders and it was harder for them to engage properly with people. They went from a bustling, busy, social life to a place where they felt completely alone. Other than that, we had a lot of financial issues, and still do. People who have money often don't appreciate just how demoralising and difficult it is to live without it. At school, I would often be bullied about it. 'You're poor', 'your mum is weird', 'why does your mum wear a headscarf?', 'why don't you have a car? Why don't you have a nintendo? Why are you brown? Where are you from? Why are you poor?'
It was really, really hard. It was hard for me to blend in because of the fact I was Iranian and I had different food and a different culture. I would sometimes feel ashamed of my background and my parents. But I also knew how hard it was for them and hated myself for feeling that way. It was a lot for an 8-year old to deal with. At the same time I was trying really hard to do what all the posh kids were doing. I got reimbursed for music and swimming lessons. I learnt to play the flute and piano and music quickly became my passion. It was a way for me to escape all the torment. I was entitled to free school meals at school and some of the other kids would not let me forget it. I felt embarrassed and really alone. I could trust nobody other than my very close friends. They were the only ones whose approval I didn't have to fight for by acting more 'white'.
When I was 9, my dad moved back to Iran for work reasons. My mum and dad are still together, but they had to live apart. This put pressure on all of us. It was also a tough loss for me because my dad and I were so close.
It was around this time I was diagnosed with depression, anxiety and OCD. I exhibited a lot of different symptoms and the played around with what it might be. They later realised that I have something called BPD. Getting through the years was rough.
But there were also some really great things that happened. I got really into my music and started to compose pieces. I got into acting and singing in plays and stuff. I joined an orchestra on a bursary and played for them. I was part of an engineering team in sixth form and we worked with engineers to create some awesome tech. And then I got into uni! Pharmacy is a really hard degree and can be so hard to enjoy sometimes.
Then over summer, something bad happened. It has taken a lot of courage to speak out about this.
I was abused my lab supervisor on a placement. This was crushing and triggered one of the worst mental breakdowns of my lifetime. Over the past 6 months, I experienced extreme depression, panic attacks, OCD and agaraphobia. I was withdrawn. I didn't know what to do. At one point I even tried to kill myself. It was awful.
But I will say this: during this really dark time, I joined tumblr. I knew there was a swiftie community, but I'm a bit of a grandma so I came late to the game. But then I saw a lot of people with similar stories, all supporting each other, and Taylor supporting them. Maybe by stanning Taylor I am trying to fill a hole in my life. But, honestly, I have met so many incredible people online. I don't have instagram or twitter, so this is mainly where I come for swiftie stuff. And, actually, it's lovely.
Taylor's music has really been a comfort to me since I was a child and I love her so much for it. 'Mean' was a song I often listened to after a bad day. 'Ours' made me feel so warm because I felt like Taylor was one of the only people in the world who wouldn't put me down for my ethnicity or economic background. I love her so much.
And thank you to all my online friends! You are amazing. Special thank you to @emilyandelissaswift for being so kind and thoughtful. You have lifted me up in the worst of times and I am so so happy we met. Thank you @miellekingsleigh for sharing my story. Thank you thank you thank you. I really do think things are looking up.
I really do believe that I am on the road to healing. ❤
Thank you @taylorswift
You really are a gem x
Please please reblog! Thank you xx
Race matters to the extent that racial injustice persists. Take the case of immigrants - they faces discrimination in a foreign land. The racial ambivalence that inheres in an individual is everywhere evident today. On the one hand, there is a tendency to accept white norms of beauty and normalcy that denigrate non-white others. Immigrants move between suspicion and trust, rejection and acceptance, depending on their relationship with them. Today, skin color continues to serve as the gauge of social difference and the sign of class inequality. Why does race continue to be this vexed but ambiguous thing, omnipresent yet hard to pin down? And why does it even matter? Problems of inequality and discrimination continue.
Education is one of the best weapons against discrimination. The challenge is teaching people how to think and not what to think. That way they can make up their own minds and move beyond religious belief, skin color, and even unnecessary conformist thinking. Until people learn to celebrate their diversity, and while they continue to divide themselves over it, they will continue to struggle as an individual.
About ME!
@enchanteddelicatedreams
My name is Niamh ^_^ I go by nessie online. I’m from Australia 🇦🇺 I’m currently at university studying a masters of media and communications.
Era that I became a fan
I have loved Taylor since love story came out on the radio for the first time. I have been to her RED, 1989 and reputation tours, but I didn’t join stan tumblr and Twitter until the rep era. But it’s been so great being able to interact with other swifties!!
Song that inspired me the most
I really love Call it what you want, I wear his initial on a chain around my neck coz he really knows me ❤️
Concert experience
My first taylor concert was the RED tour and I still have the recordings I took on my phone, it was the first concert id been to where the artist took the time to talk to the audience and her speaches before the songs where my favorite part.
Message to Taylor
I would tell Taylor thank you for being a constant in my life. And for being someone I can always look up to. For being there through the good times and the bad and making me feel less alone through it all. And thank you for having this wonderful community of people online. I love you ❤️
Hi, my name is Direm @reflectionofthearcher and I am from Turkey. And this is my story 💜
Words that best describes my personality
My rock & inspiration
My story as a Swiftie
Message to Taylor
While we’re looking for things to do at home, I thought it’d be fun to share behind the scenes of my dad’s acting debut. 🎾
Love y'all ❤️❤️❤️ You can subscribe to my YouTube channel and watch the videos too🤗. Link in bio #selfquarantine #love https://www.instagram.com/p/B99JEr8HOF1/?igshid=1fcyf94ry51fa
One of the best songs ever 🔥👑💯🚗💃🏻 https://www.instagram.com/p/B8rloH6nBRa/?igshid=s8fp89vhn0l4
I've finally watched #missamericana and it's so fucking good. @taylorswift Taylor deserves better. She's shown us her vulnerability & what we don't get to see often. Taylor,no matter what,just know that we love you and we'll always be here for you no matter what. It's amazing!!!! ❤️❤️❤️😭😭😭😭✈️💫🔥💃🏻👑🥂🥂💗🎊🙏what.Go watch it if you haven't and listen/stream #OnlyTheYoung. So powerful 🔥❤️😭👑
The Man Lyric Video is out now!
I've finally watched #missamericana and it's so fucking good. @taylorswift Taylor deserves better. She's shown us her vulnerability & what we don't get to see often. Taylor,no matter what,just know that we love you and we'll always be here for you no matter what. It's amazing!!!! ❤️❤️❤️😭😭😭😭✈️💫🔥💃🏻👑🥂🥂💗🎊🙏what.Go watch it if you haven't and listen/stream #OnlyTheYoung. So powerful 🔥❤️😭👑
Get well soon Mama Swift and keep kicking Cancer’s butt!!🥺😊 @taylorswift @taylornation
Happy New year
May it bring good health, love, laughter, success etc to you. May you accomplish your goals and live your dreams. Love y'all.
Hi, my name is Direm @reflectionofthearcher and I am from Turkey. And this is my story 💜
Words that best describes my personality
My rock & inspiration
My story as a Swiftie
Message to Taylor