love divine

longing for the peace and quiet that was the red tv era. will we ever return 

as stupid as it sounds, lana's old "trailer park party girl" aesthetic made me come to love life without fancy things. i never had a lot of money growing up, just enough to be comfortable and fed (which is retrospect is more than enough.) as a child i always longed for the life of my friends who went on annual summer vacations and had the newest phones. when i was discovering lana i quickly fell in love with her portrayal of her, for lack of a better term, less luxurious lifestyle and how she turned it into something to be proud of. 
ride also helped change my perspective. as long as i can find my "home" and have the open road, life will always be okay. 

thiss. i don't really care who started it (although the hypocrisy in some of billie's comments have been funny), she's just too big to be picking fights with other people over chart success. it sucks that she feels the need to do this. 
she swears she don't the drama but she does 

thiss. i don't really care who started it (although the hypocrisy in some of billie's comments have been funny), she's just too big to be picking fights with other people over chart success. it sucks that she feels the need to do this. 
she swears she don't the drama but she does 

I just think it’s time to let the legacy speak for itself and stop trying to block any other artist sharing the spotlight with her 

does this mean brooklyn baby is coming back to the setlist

in all seriousness i loved that little interview. her talking about how the "waters are warmer" in the industry now more than ever makes my heart happy 

does this mean brooklyn baby is coming back to the setlist

in all seriousness i loved that little interview. her talking about how the "waters are warmer" in the industry now more than ever makes my heart happy 

does this mean brooklyn baby is coming back to the setlist

in all seriousness i loved that little interview. her talking about how the "waters are warmer" in the industry now more than ever makes my heart happy 

does this mean brooklyn baby is coming back to the setlist

in all seriousness i loved that little interview. her talking about how the "waters are warmer" in the industry now more than ever makes my heart happy 

does this mean brooklyn baby is coming back to the setlist

in all seriousness i loved that little interview. her talking about how the "waters are warmer" in the industry now more than ever makes my heart happy 

does this mean brooklyn baby is coming back to the setlist

in all seriousness i loved that little interview. her talking about how the "waters are warmer" in the industry now more than ever makes my heart happy 

does this mean brooklyn baby is coming back to the setlist

in all seriousness i loved that little interview. her talking about how the "waters are warmer" in the industry now more than ever makes my heart happy 

as stupid as it sounds, lana's old "trailer park party girl" aesthetic made me come to love life without fancy things. i never had a lot of money growing up, just enough to be comfortable and fed (which is retrospect is more than enough.) as a child i always longed for the life of my friends who went on annual summer vacations and had the newest phones. when i was discovering lana i quickly fell in love with her portrayal of her, for lack of a better term, less luxurious lifestyle and how she turned it into something to be proud of. 
ride also helped change my perspective. as long as i can find my "home" and have the open road, life will always be okay. 

I think her music changed me into a person who can see the beauty in whatever circumstance I'm in no matter if it's actually not so nice at all, on the one hand I'm grateful for this since it means I'm generally very appreciative of life independent of whatever I'm going through, on the other hand I do think it makes me a bit complacent sometimes and I don't take certain actions I should because I manage to also see the "good" in objectively "bad" situations or emotions
 
her commitment to her art also inspired me to take my own creativity (writing) more seriously

as stupid as it sounds, lana's old "trailer park party girl" aesthetic made me come to love life without fancy things. i never had a lot of money growing up, just enough to be comfortable and fed (which is retrospect is more than enough.) as a child i always longed for the life of my friends who went on annual summer vacations and had the newest phones. when i was discovering lana i quickly fell in love with her portrayal of her, for lack of a better term, less luxurious lifestyle and how she turned it into something to be proud of. 
ride also helped change my perspective. as long as i can find my "home" and have the open road, life will always be okay. 

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE ASK HER ABOUT LASSO INSTEAD OF ASKING HER WHATS HER FAV SONG OUT OF TAYLOR’S NEW ALBUM 

She is going to the Olive Garden Awards or something 
 
Lana winning Best Chicken Parmesan wbk

it's really not 
no one should have to be ashamed of the things they love just because others think it's uncool. i know you think it's funny but stuff like this really gets irritating after a while, especially when it's in a thread that's dedicated to said artist. 

it's really not 
no one should have to be ashamed of the things they love just because others think it's uncool. i know you think it's funny but stuff like this really gets irritating after a while, especially when it's in a thread that's dedicated to said artist. 

it's really not 
no one should have to be ashamed of the things they love just because others think it's uncool. i know you think it's funny but stuff like this really gets irritating after a while, especially when it's in a thread that's dedicated to said artist. 

i guess it doesn't help that i'm constantly surrounded by people who make it their life's mission to make sure nobody thinks they like taylor swift. very true that she is still generally beloved, but it almost feels like we're returning to that period in her early career when it was almost shameful to say you like her music. i haven't gone on twitter in months, so i can't imagine what it's like on there right now 

i guess it doesn't help that i'm constantly surrounded by people who make it their life's mission to make sure nobody thinks they like taylor swift. very true that she is still generally beloved, but it almost feels like we're returning to that period in her early career when it was almost shameful to say you like her music. i haven't gone on twitter in months, so i can't imagine what it's like on there right now 

are we not kinda there already 
it really is just her and her fans against the world right now. everyone else seems to be a raging cynic when it comes to her or her music

i guess it doesn't help that i'm constantly surrounded by people who make it their life's mission to make sure nobody thinks they like taylor swift. very true that she is still generally beloved, but it almost feels like we're returning to that period in her early career when it was almost shameful to say you like her music. i haven't gone on twitter in months, so i can't imagine what it's like on there right now 

are we not kinda there already 
it really is just her and her fans against the world right now. everyone else seems to be a raging cynic when it comes to her or her music