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Well, Ms. Taylor Swift has a new album out,

and the all-encompassing themes of the tortured poets department include but are not limited to

suicide, murder, rage, unforgiveness, blasphemy, depression, and rebellion. This is truly her worst album yet. And I mean that not only sonically, but in the context of

the messages. Now, for those of you that don't know already, I was Taylor Swift's biggest diehard fan for the better part of 10 years. But that all

changed when I was born again and made a new creation alive unto Jesus Christ, you see, because

before him, I actually used to call Taylor Swift, my Lord and Savior. Her music was salvific for me in many ways because I fit the perfect quota, you know,

in which the demographic of women Taylor Swift's music caters to.

I was lonely.

I was in and out of an influx of heartbreak. I was lonely. I was in and out of an influx of heartbreak.

I was depressed. I was anxious.

I was seeking empowerment by means of my sexual energy, if you will.

I was lustful. I was unfaithful.

And I acted on a lot of those things using Taylor's music in a lot of ways as the propeller to get me from A to B.

And I want to be clear, I'm not blaming Taylor Swift on my sins.

This isn't a blame shift.

However, it is an inquiry, an observation, a realization of the influence that she had on me.

And the influence that she has over quite literally millions of women.

This is who is like the highest grossing female artist of all time.

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