Y'all Are So Violent In Your Hatred For Taylor Swift It's Insane. I've Literally Never Seen Something

Y'all are so violent in your hatred for Taylor Swift it's insane. I've literally never seen something like this before in all my years of liking things. I say"I like Taylor Swift" and suddenly someone is there like "OH YEAH? I HATE HER. SHE SUCKS AND SHE'S FAKE AND SHE CAN'T WRITE OR SING AND SHE'S A SLUT AND DUMB AND I HATE HATE HATE HER"

That's how y'all sound to me.

Remember the fanfic policy? "Don't like don't read"? Or the thing they teach toddlers, "if you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything"? You'd do well to remember that. Maybe write a song about it, if it's so easy.

Tldr: let Swifties enjoy and enjoy not liking TS !!!in silence!!! So you don't ruin it for everybody else.

It’s not delusional when it’s an acknowledged fact

When people start to villainize Rachel Amber I just know they wanna be different soooo bad because the worst of Rachel’s mistakes in her eighteen years of life were direct results of being lied to and taken advantage of by the real villains.

I don’t know what it is that people don’t seem to think Frank Bowers was weird af for being in a relationship with a 18-year-old high schooler (because, yes, 18 is legal but still a teenager, thank you) when he was pushing 32. And mind you, if you didn’t play Before the Storm with your eyes closed, you know damn well he showed interest when she was only 15. Fuck that!

There isn’t an alternative reality in which this “relationship” can’t be described as a grown man taking advantage of a teenager’s tendency to be drawn to dangerous shit just to prove something, whether for herself or her jackass of a father. And as strong as Rachel’s i-don’t-give-a-fuck-about-people’s-opinions-about-me personality is, she was still impressionable and somewhat easily influenced like all goddamn teenagers in the world! It’s just how it is! That is easily proven by her claim of finding “someone who changed her life” right before she disappeared. The fact that she gave her bracelet to Frank makes this crystal clear; even if you ask for it on Before the Storm, it ends up on Frank’s wrist at some point. You want me to believe Frank Bowers was more important than Chloe Price to Rachel at any given point? He was not, but Rachel was blinded by her urge to pursue everything that’s prohibited.

Also don’t get me started on Mark Jefferson. His name on itself is self explanatory.

And because I’m forever in the denial phase of my grief for her, I convinced myself this is the last thing I ever saw of Rachel. Never the photos. Those didn’t happen.

Isabella and Violet had something and it's so sad how they turned out. Isabella and Violet both came from disparaged homes and we're both technically renamed (Violet with Evergarden and Isabella with York). They both have somebody that they had to separate from and work towards bettering themselves for. Literally all you had to do was keep Gilbert dead and have these two fight tooth and nail for one another because literally the ENTIRE movie Isabella talks about how unhappy she is with this predicament and Violet is her peace of mind as shown of her multiple instances of comforting her. I will also go into excruciating detail on how Leon and Violet were robbed of being happy together because of their differing goals. Leon wants to explore the world and Violet wants to find the person who raised her (who definitely should've stayed as a parental figure because oh hell no) and they could've totally been happy together. Anyways, conclusion? Polycule in the 19th century.

hey since it's coming up again: no it's not a good thing that the government wants to ban tiktok. no you should not be glad that the government might ban tiktok. no you should not respond to this with "good riddance" or "hurry up I hate that app". I should not have to explain this to you but the government banning a social media app is still a bad thing even if you don't like the UI or booktok or having to say "unalive" or how you think it's killing the very notion of attention spans. It's still bad. It's bad.