One of my earliest memories is when I first discovered Taylor Swift. I had finally convinced my dad to let me get the new Fearless CD. I was all set up in my living room with my Princess CD player and I hit play.I can't tell you how many times I actually ended up listening to that album or when the second disc doubled as a DVD player for the music videos. I would be dancing obnoxiously for hours to that angsty country pop beat. I'm sure that practically all of you in this room have a different opinion on Ta ...

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who can talk and who can't, who's told to shut up and who isn't. I'm just a citizen. Do you feel that.Do you feel like you can't talk or you shouldn't talk or if you were a younger point in your career, you wouldn't talk. I think I would always talk to the degree that I'm comfortable speaking. I often don't talk on social media because a I don't think it's a place that's deserving of any real complicated conversation.I'm not interested in like quick little snippets when it's dealing with conflict or even el ...

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One random night, I decided I was going to follow an internet trend. Now, I didn't do this because I personally wanted to, but I was curious on how people react. And minutes later, I find myself glued to my phone, checking each and every notification as if it meant the life or death of me.one like, two likes, a comment. Each time my phone buzzed, I felt this rush go through my head. Kind of like a mental pickme up in a way.And in that moment, I felt important. I felt validated. But what was I chasing.That t ...