Help me hold onto you... and I'll hold onto you.

who wants to hear the story about how i ran away to taylor swift’s house and everyone had no idea where i was

okay so to start, my mom didn’t believe this was a real opportunity in the first place. she didn’t take it seriously. my dad was like whatever but he said he couldn’t take me. finally i found myself a ride, but i had stopped talking about it to my parents at this point. i woke up that morning, called out of my shift at work, and left my house. mind you!! i’m seven hours from rhode island. seven hours on the road, eight hours at taylor’s with no cellphone, then seven more hours on the road. by the time i got my phone back it was almost midnight and i knew no one would be awake anyway, so 8am 24 hours later i stumble back into my house with my bag of taylor merch hanging from my arm and my mom takes one look at me and she’s like “what the fuck did you do?” and i was like “i went to taylor’s” and she like kind of cared but kind of didn’t??? like she wasn’t mad she was just like “you could’ve called me lmao” i guess. and then a week later i got my pictures with taylor and she showed literally every single person she works with. so!! moral of the story is if you ever run away to a celebrity’s house, please call your mother first

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                               Don’t read the last page… but I stay.

     “New Years Day” x “This is Me Trying” disappearance parallels 

all I can think of when I hear this lyric is how she talked to us at the very first reputation session about how she really had not been sure that she would ever be able to be that famous singer/songwriter ‘Taylor Swift’ again and she had been so worried we would leave but partly why we got invited to a session/why she did them again was because she went online and saw the community was still here even when she was gone and I JUST–

and, my beloved, neither do you.

i knew you, your heartbeat on the highline once in twenty lifetimes

ONE YEAR OF LOVER | August 23, 2019

things that still freak me out: those sinks americans have in their kitchens that you can destroy stuff with

GARBAGE DISPOSALS ARE AMAZING WHY DONT MORE PLACES HAVE THEM

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