WHY DOES IT LOOK LIKE A FXCKIN LESBIAN PRIDE FLAG SKSKSSJSK

“did you know that people are capable of change?” what the fuck are you talking about he was just n*zi saluting a few months ago

We have seen more of Joe Alwyn since the breakup than we have during the 6 year relationship combined.

Some thoughts from twitter 🙌🏻

oficially coming out as a comingoutlor

"You wouldn't last an hour in the asylum where they raised me." I want this on my tombstone.

Happy Pride Month! 🌈

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGJgvSKvn/

Yeah I’m actually crying

Karlie was sitting on that side too 😭

im sure lots of people will listen to TTPD and discount it because she talks about matty in it (and ofc people have their valid issues with him, but im not gonna go into that), but the whole lead up to the album has been “we’re investigating,” and imo a lot of us took that as her saying “we’re investigating why my relationship ended” whereas the album is actually about “we’re investigating this caricature of a girl who went through something life-changing, and she has apparently gone crazy” and she’s basically done a public autopsy of herself; something that the media/fans/public have done since the beginning, but this time around she was like “i’ll do it to myself.”

hence, the album aesthetic feels so sterile too imo. she’s trying to distance herself from the subject but!!!!!! she is the subject. and in conclusion, i think what she’s really putting down is “the summary of the investigation of this girl is that she went insane because of what happened to her, but it’s hopefully gonna be okay”

sidenote: i think what we need to take away from the album is to… let her live…

I think my desire to gatekeep Speak Now from the general public stems from how vulnerable of an album it is. It came at a time when there were so many expectations on her after Fearless did so well and the first seeds of doubt about her as an artist and songwriter started to sprout. The decision to write it completely independently and not hold anything back was so gutsy of her and that sentiment is echoed on the album.