I Think I Agree With A Few Actually

I think I agree with a few actually

perfectly good heart - is one I think I'll love when it's in her mature voice on # debut taylor's version # but on the original it might be my least favorite

# fearless:

# I might agree about bye bye baby # but on the original fearless I think my least favorite would be change # I like it # but there's just something about it # the rest of the album is so good # it just doesn't hit as hard # like

# hey stephen taylor's version # goes so ridiculously hard

# for speak now:

# speak now taylor's version # is so hard to pick a least favorite # but if I had to I might pick never grow up # or timeless

never grow up - I like it as an adult but idk my inner child finds it kinda sad, like as a child I think I liked it but it hit different cause I wanted to grow up

timeless - I have to say, although I love the song (did she do a mashup with timeless??), I just think I would like it better if it wasn’t quite as long

# red:

# I’m sorry you’re so wrong about girl at home

# I think my least favorite might be # the very first night (Taylor’s version) # on the original I think it might have been # the last time # cause I like it but I just don’t like it as much as the other songs

# 1989:

# again I think I actually agree # bad blood # as in the original is usually a skip for me # HOWEVER # I love the version with Kendrick # and all the vault tracks slap so

# reputation:

# this one is so hard

# I definitely disagree tho # this is why we can’t have nice things # goes so hard

# but maybe gorgeous # or …ready for it? # but I still bop to them both

# I also can’t wait for the vault tracks on rep tv because I know they have to be fire

# also chat is karma real ??

# lover:

# ok I’m sorry but

# soon you’ll get better # I can’t listen to it

# it’s beautiful # but I cannot # it’s too sad

# folklore:

epiphany - it's a beautiful song and when I do listen to it it's really good but it's just usually a skip for me # like I don't actively skip it # but I do avoid it # like I always shift it down my shuffle queue

# evermore:

# truly a no skip album for me

# like I actually can’t pick a least favorite

# that said maybe I’d say my least played is Marjorie # simply for no other reason than I also miss my grandmother # so it’s kinda sad ok

# midnights:

# I’m sorry WHAT # no way is vilgilante shit a least favorite # I love it so much and I can see the choreography every time I listen to it

# I think it’d be snow on the beach

# cause again I like it # it’s just not usually my vibe # and I just like the other songs more

# the tortured poets department:

# I’d say most likely between robin and thanK you aIMee # I love but daddy I love him # robin just makes me anxious to listen to for some reason idk why it just feels like it’s about a kid dying or something and it makes me feel weird lol # and then I just kinda avoid/skip thanK you IMee sometimes

the original lyrics for my boy only breaks his favorite toys:

“oh, here we go again, the voices in his head, ring out louder than our midnight sighs”

“i’m queen of the kingdoms he destroys”

“there was a litany of reasons why it could’ve been different this time”

“he said forever, then he blew it up”

“he was my best friend and that was the worst part”

“‘cause he took me out of my box, left all these broken parts, and kept my tortured heart”

Took me until about halfway through college before I realized “study” means “play with the material in a variety of ways until you understand it” and not just “read the assigned chapters and do the homework” and I think that probably should have been discussed at some point prior to that.

as a CSA survivor I honestly think that the number one way to prevent child abuse is to surround kids with adults who treat them with respect. partially because it means there are people for kids to turn to in times of crisis. but also it makes kids way less vulnerable to the magnetism of “wow this adult is the first person to treat me as a human being. better do whatever I can to keep their respect”