You Just Know She Diagnosed Herself From TikTok

things i DON'T want in my future house:

1. an angry man

This episode was so so beautiful. I can't

" Uska rang kya tha ? "

- " Kiska "

" Uss takleef ka jo meine tumhe di "

- " Purple "

" Aur jo meine tumhe di .. wo kis rang ki thi ? "

- " Brown "

" Brown kyun ? "

- " Purple kyun ? "

~ Mala az nemrah ahmed

Also how swifties would have defended Taylor if she was the one suffering from depression and didn't want to marry. And imagine Joe dumped her for that. Imagine how they would have defended her. Like it's okay for her to have depression but not for Joe

so by taylor’s reasoning if joe made good on his promises to her they would be married and having babies by now. except she is at great pains to tell us how trapped she felt in that relationship, how she felt overlooked, how she’s ‘only just getting color back in her face’ etc. etc. yet somehow… this wouldn’t have been a problem if they had just married? is she saying she would have been miserable with joe in london, but also happy about that??? which narrative is it, taylor?

exactly??? like how was it going to be better by getting married to someone who was making her feel caged? (as per her own words) she was also getting bored of him and pleasuring herself while thinking about matty. so how exactly was it a good idea for joe to marry someone who was emotionally cheating on him? was she gonna change her feelings overnight just because of a ring?

Finally someone said it

"Heeramandi aesthetic dressing up" girlie we are talking about tawaifs who faced multiple atrocities and women who were constantly faced with stigma as well as objectification.

Just went on Google to read the lyrics and I want to throw up now.

So glad I am not a part of the fandom. I wasn't a hardcore fan before but I liked her music but her not saying a word about the genocide in Palestine was my last straw.

Guilty as Sin? is a song about Taylor Swift emotionally cheating on her partner.

Where are the Swifties who launched a hate campaign against Joe Alwyn and his female co-stars? Ya'll are awfully quiet now.

Palestinian women at the Women’s Activity Centre in Qalandiya village playing basketball, 1950. (Credit: UNRWA Photo)

(girl who’s been really reaching her limit for months voice) I’m really reaching my fucking limit