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omg i always thought she was writing her own captions......
"Can do this and just tag interview magazine if you think that's best:
September issue of interview magazine ?
More to come
Interview Magazine
Mel Ottenburg
shot by ? Chuck
Video by Charlie Grant Mud Barker
Hair Sheridan Ward
Make up ? Etienne Ortega
interview by little Edie Jack Antoff"

she really said HAHA YOU FUCKERS in our faces but she also kinda served 

Here's her current story:
 

on the date she said her album would be released....i hate her

What kind of weird ass Instagram story was that? lol

I see a lot of confusion over the line “I never really had a mother”. I think it’s important to remember that you can know and love the woman who birthed you, but still feel like you never had a motherly figure in you’re life. 
 
I relate to this line a lot, bc I love the woman I call “maman”—and she is my partner in crime; but she was never a motherly figure. I learned from a very young age that I was more mature than she was, and things that mildly upset me were devastating for her. So I never could seek that solace in her one attributes to a mother...and I have spent 20 years looking for a “mom”. Even though I adore my real mother and would do anything for her, I never really had a mother either. 
 
It’s just that, things aren’t so black and white. 

She doesn't have an account. And if she did, she's such a good actress/pretender/liar, she'd probably be the last person we expect

1. Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass
2. Honeymoon
3. Norman fucking Rockwell!
4. Ultraviolence
5. Lana Del Ray aka Lizzy Grant
6. Paradise
7. Lust for Life
8. Born to Die
 
It does vary from day to day since they’re all enchanting though. And I often wonder where Chemtrails will fall on the ranking...

She looks stunning! I'm guessing this will contain album news? 

She doesn't have an account. And if she did, she's such a good actress/pretender/liar, she'd probably be the last person we expect

She doesn't have an account. And if she did, she's such a good actress/pretender/liar, she'd probably be the last person we expect

The more albums that get released in 2020, the more it becomes clearer that Taylor is truly at the top of her game. She's miles ahead of everyone else sonically and lyrical--and tbh i think its because of her close relationship with her fans. She doesn't really write about her own celebrity-world troubles in her music, she writes them from the perspective of her average teenage fans, who share stories with her and she listens; and that's what makes her music so universally relatable. Not many of us can relate to living for cheering crowds, or overcoming the confusing world of celebrity--but we can all relate to love triangles, high school drama, drifting apart from our childhood friends, etc. etc. And that's why all her music has always been "folklore", bc it captures the common feelings of a group/subculture, and not just Taylor herself 

Tag me when this threads narrative changes back to Sept 5th delusion...

The fact that Kylie was like 15 when she posted this lmao 

i hope you are referring to the Jazz definition of "scat", bc this a God Fearing, Jesus Loving forum. 

Also my finsta is @chemtrialsoverthecountryclub (yes there’s a typo in the handle); and today it has 25 posts, 24 followers, and 25 following. Now if we look at those numbers we have 25 24 25. Thus, 545 = 5/45 = 5/4+5 = 5/9 = Sept. 5th. 

I am not a fighting man, but if I see anyone slander Mariners Apartment Complex on this site or any other, I won’t be delicate like a flower—I’ll be delicate like a bomb. 

I see a lot of confusion over the line “I never really had a mother”. I think it’s important to remember that you can know and love the woman who birthed you, but still feel like you never had a motherly figure in you’re life. 
 
I relate to this line a lot, bc I love the woman I call “maman”—and she is my partner in crime; but she was never a motherly figure. I learned from a very young age that I was more mature than she was, and things that mildly upset me were devastating for her. So I never could seek that solace in her one attributes to a mother...and I have spent 20 years looking for a “mom”. Even though I adore my real mother and would do anything for her, I never really had a mother either. 
 
It’s just that, things aren’t so black and white. 

I see a lot of confusion over the line “I never really had a mother”. I think it’s important to remember that you can know and love the woman who birthed you, but still feel like you never had a motherly figure in you’re life. 
 
I relate to this line a lot, bc I love the woman I call “maman”—and she is my partner in crime; but she was never a motherly figure. I learned from a very young age that I was more mature than she was, and things that mildly upset me were devastating for her. So I never could seek that solace in her one attributes to a mother...and I have spent 20 years looking for a “mom”. Even though I adore my real mother and would do anything for her, I never really had a mother either. 
 
It’s just that, things aren’t so black and white. 

Why the frick are we arguing wether it’s appropriate for Lana to sing from the perspective of a transwoman? Why even bring that up? What does that analogy serve to prove?

Why the frick are we arguing wether it’s appropriate for Lana to sing from the perspective of a transwoman? Why even bring that up? What does that analogy serve to prove?

Why the frick are we arguing wether it’s appropriate for Lana to sing from the perspective of a transwoman? Why even bring that up? What does that analogy serve to prove?

As a straight guy (sorry!) I didn’t even think there was a problem with the song title—and I still don’t really see the problem? Isn’t it okay to be proud to be a woman, even if it means you fall within a certain stereotype?

praying for another Cali/TG/LS on this album