Mugler Fall 2020 Rtw

“If you just focus on the work and you don’t let those people sidetrack you, someday when you get where you’re going, you will look around and you’ll know that it was you and the people who love you who put you there, and that will be the greatest feeling in the world.”

Bradley James is not a man I would normally find attractive, but unfortunately for me they put him in billowy shirts and shoved a sword in his hand so my bisexual coding overwrote my normal attraction response

me giving all of my love to natasha romanoff

gentle reminder to this fandom that queer people (especially wlw) do exist!! and changing the lyrics to the very first night or interpreting “james” as a girl is just a bit of fun and can help some of us relate more to taylor’s songs!!! we’re not always “projecting a sexuality onto taylor” just because we want to interpret her music in a queer way!! please just let queer people exist in peace and enjoy taylor’s music the way that we want to!!!

@networkthirteen | 3k celebration event ⤷ favourite album: reputation

honestly if i were part of the mcu and i was close with steve .... him leaving would be my villain origin story yeehaw 🤠

cassandra - taylor swift

She's often accused of playing the victim, that's a big line in like the Kanye stuff, and so on, like she's self-victimizing. But to me, what's actually kind of interesting, and it's almost an artistic flaw of hers, is that she is unable to be the victim. Like, in Dear John, which is one of her best songs, she has that, you burned all the other girls you date out, but not me, I got your matches before you could burn me. And so like, she actually doesn't play the victim, she's just kind of honest. Like, if somebody releases a music video of you with like, a giant nude wax Taylor doll, she'll be like, that's kind of revenge porn and I don't like it. That's just hitting back, right? So like, what actually irritates people about her is her refusal to be the victim of a situation, but like, they call it playing the victim.

B.D. McClay, Know Your Enemy: Taylor Swift Derangement Syndrome

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

Look buddy, i’m just trying to make it to Friday.