Taylor Swift Won’t Talk About Sex!
In a recent interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Taylor revealed that she doesn’t drink or smoke and that she still sleeps in her childhood bedroom. But she didn’t let on anything when it came to her sex life. Said Swift, “I feel like whatever you say about whether you do or don’t, it makes people picture you naked. And as much as possible, I’m going to avoid that. It’s self-preservation, really.”
She did admit to the magazine that she wrote a song about Joe Jonas breaking her heart, but she still holds out for true love. Said Swift, “I love love. I love studying it and watching it. I love thinking about how we treat each other, and the crazy way that one person can feel one thing and another can feel totally different.”
She loves the idea that everyone has a perfect partner somewhere in the world, but can’t shake the idea that emotional turmoil is more exciting than happiness. She explained to Allure magazine, “I have always been fascinated with fairy tales, and the idea that Prince Charming is just one castle away and it’s going to be happily ever after. But for some reason, I could never, ever stop writing songs about heartbreak. Just because as human beings, what we can’t have is what we replay in our head over and over again before we go to sleep.”
Taylor also draws inspiration from her relationships with men, adding even romances which go wrong are useful. The “Love Song” singer said, “Let’s say I date a guy who really does nothing but damage me, and you’ve spent time, you’ve spent effort, and you’ve put everything into trying to make that work. And it didn’t. So you write a song about it. It was worth everything if you write a song about it.”
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Don’t Mess with Taylor Swift!
by Brian Orloff
Don’t cross Taylor Swift or else you may end up in one of her songs.
“If you don’t want me to write bad songs about you, then don’t do bad things,” Swift, 19, tells Self magazine in its March issue.
She lives by that simple mantra – and a commitment to writing honest songs. “I don’t think honesty is ever something you should regret,” Swift says. “I figure if I’m going to cover things up and try to hide the way I feel and try to be perfect all the time, people are going to see through that.
She continues: “And also, if you’re trying to change yourself all the time to adapt to what you think you should be, you’re going to run out of the things to be after a while.”
Still, the teen superstar says she’s a little surprised by how fervent her audience is. “What blows me away the most,” Swift says, “is that anyone actually cares what I have to say.”
But that doesn’t mean she’s unappreciative.
“If I sign an autograph for someone, I don’t put them in the category of ‘fan’ and keep them at arm’s length,” she says. “If we strike up a conversation and we like the same things and we have the same sense of humor, then they’re my friend.”
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