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"when you hold me, it holds me together"

okay, SO. this is something i noticed upon first watching the eras tour movie...but the other day i went back to the theater and watched it AGAIN, and this stuck out to me even more the second time.

we all know *the* taylor and karlie hug pose...you know...this one:

and it's old news by now that taylor recreated this pose with her love interest in the lover music video...

well...in the eras tour movie, the longest consecutive shot of any of the dancers during the "lover" performance is on the m/m couple....doing the kaylor hug pose...(pls ignore the photo quality lol. when it's on streaming we can circle back with more hq visuals.)

the camera lingers on this shot for a good long while, and i just think it's beautiful - and LOUD - that taylor gives the gay couple locked in the Kaylor Embrace (TM) such a long on-screen moment during this song.

✮~𝚂𝚑𝚎 𝚕𝚘𝚘𝚔𝚎𝚍 𝚕𝚒𝚔𝚎 𝚊𝚛𝚝~✮

is that why I always feel like strutting everytime I listen to the queer master peice that is goldrush

I love that Karlie’s walk perfectly matching the Gold Rush beat is making the rounds on Twitter. The proof is undeniable.

(and so cute! Taylor is such a romantic.)

Let us never forget the time Matty Healy referred to himself as bisexual 🙏🏻 (source)

"I haven’t thought about it like that, as the common denominator being love itself in loads of different pursuits of it, but that is what it is. I’ve always been aware that I’ve been asking different questions on different records, but they are all questions about: Will you? Can I? Can we?"

— Matty Healy for Rolling Stone's Can true love exist anymore? The 1975’s Matty Healy isn’t sure (July 12, 2022)

no but seriously, imagine it

This took me too fucking long. Anyway, like to charge reblog to cast

it’s funny how SOME (not all) hetlors/haylors think this is 100% fine and normal behavior yet if i say wonderland is gay af and about probs about dianna suddenly i’m speculating about her sexuality/need to touch grass/being invasive/etc. which completely disregards:

1. queercoding and it’s history and why some people cannot overtly come out—yes, even a rich and influential white women!

2. taylor has said many many times she never explicitly says who her songs are about and thus doesn’t mind people speculating who. imo, the 1989 tv prologue is more about the fishbowl lense her dating life falls in and the disrespectful articles about her and dianna and her and harry/other bfs (or girl space friends/boy space friends).

do some gaylors take it too far? absolutely!! i disagree with a lot of them on this platform and others but it is not a gaylor specific issue and i’m sick of the double standard! the rampant homophobia in this fandom is so real and most of yall don’t even realize the subtle homophobia you possess?? not everybody has to think she’s gay/bi/queer or whatever but being nasty to anyone who is open to the idea is just plain wrong.

analyzing work through a queer lense is not bad. saying “hmm x lyric seems like it correlates to x person” isn’t always as crazy as some think it is!! ultimately, taylor swift is a brand and she knows how certain things will be perceived and if she really didn’t want to have people thinking she’s some form of queer, she would do a lot more than a half baked sentence in the prologue of an album.

people saying that the scarf in atw was a metaphor for her VIRGINITY. people leaving flowers on cornelia street after tay and joe broke up. the absolute chaos that was jake gyllenhaal’s insta after red tv. the accounts that are making AI edits of what travis and tay’s BABY would look like. i could go on and on about the instances that the “mainstream” fandom has done that is clearly disrespectful to taylor and her art.

i love taylor and ultimately dgaf on what her sexuality is. i just wish the general fandom wasn’t so quick to pull out the pitchforks on every gaylor or someone who is gaylor-adjacent without understanding what our community really is.