As someone with PTSD, imagine living a life where someone like Taylor Swift just existing causes you trauma.
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Pretty sure his therapist has acquired some trauma, too.
Nah, he's just acquired a recurring revenue stream
"...imagine living a life where someone... just existing causes you trauma".
Republicans live this life.
To be fair, most people live that life these days, Republicans just do it more unapologetically.
I'm trying hard to parse the meaning of "a person existing causes trauma". That's a very uncommon definition of trauma!
Quite a lot of people have recently indicated that they do find Taylor Swift's continued existence to cause trauma. A whole segment of the voting population has indicated this.
They have kid rock and kanye for their side...
You'd have thought that would have been a good enough indication that they're on the wrong side. No matter what the argument is, if Kanye is agreeing with me, then I'm wrong.
Ah yes, I call them snowflakes.
Post Taylor Swift Disorder.
Parasocial relationships are a hell of a drug.
What an appropriate word.
What the hell are they claiming that lady did to him? Not acknowledge him when he fapped to her on MTV?
He's been harassing her for years. Ariana Grande too. Check this out as one of the many examples.
https://www.fox13now.com/2016/12/08/judge-dismisses-utah-mans-lawsuit-against-taylor-swift
“I saw some girl write a letter to her and she goes to her wedding," he said. "I spend two years writing a decent song about her, and I get treated like a criminal."
Full on stalker.
He also stalked sex workers in brothels.
Of course it's Utah.... if it's not Florida it's Utah.
Weird social interactions = Utah
Weird everything else = Florida
He spent two years writing a song?
Yes and it's terrible. Haha.
I am Time's Person of the Year 2006.
I'd tell this guy to cease and desist too. Fuckin nutcase.
Well played
Man, John Mayer's really having a rough time these days.
Poor guy can't shake it off.
Dear Mrs. "I'm too good to call or write my fans"...
I feel like maybe his diagnosis of PTSD is not legitimate.
He seems to be pretty delusional in fact.
Unsolicited artistic contributions to many, many places will get you a cease & desist letter, because, and I'm just regurgitating stuff I've read on the internet, accepting these contributions opens the recipients to possible law suits in the future. You can find many examples online where young kids wrote to someone they admired and loved and received a C&D letter from a bunch of lawyers. I blame the horribly broken copyright system.
I can't imagine that a therapist would actually suggest that he reach out to her in some way. The story doesn't add up, but that's to be expected considering.
I'm sure the therapist did say something like "think about forgiveness towards Taylor" and he, being delusional, interpreted it as "I need to write my feelings in a song and send it to her so she can finally understand why she caused me pain, and only then, if she responds positively, I'll forgive her."
Any person practiced in forgiveness knows the act doesn't involve the other person at all, and isn't conditionally based on them doing anything.
It is a choice you make internally within yourself, by accepting they have hurt you and choosing not to hold on to the negative feeling of resentment.
Viola Davis is often quoted as saying, "forgiveness is giving up hope that the past could've been different."
Been done did practice forgiveness can confirm kill the other person ~> person out of the picture time to forgor
Aneurism?
huh?
Okay, just don't let your tea get cold.