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I don't know if I'm just seeing it more now because I'm following you on Instagram,

Abby, but the blowback from this Taylor Swift album seems to be more extreme this time than

I think I've seen in the past.

People are so disappointed in Taylor Swift.

People are acting like she personally went to their house, slapped them in the face, and then walked out with that in apology. That is the reaction I'm seeing from such a massive group of people online. I don't know if I would call them Swifties, because I feel like at the very least, you can get some enjoyment out of an album if you enjoy the artist, unless it's heinous,

which it's not.

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