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I'm going to try to keep this short. One my best friends who I've known since I was born continually gets involved in unhealthy, sometimes abusive (physical and/or emotional) relationships. It's to the point where she doesn't really have a lot of girlfriends because she will essentially spend all of her time with these partners.
She's an attorney, attractive, extremely smart, funny, and witty. And she meets these guys and begins to believe she isn't worth anything. And the guys start to learn they can get away with more and more. For example, in a previous relationship, he started off with flirting with other girls or commenting on their bodies, which then led to him telling her he would "be with her but he was going to have sex with other women." Which then eventually led to several instances of very scary physical violence which ended after 3-4 years with him almost choking her to death. Of course, at each of these awful events (this doesn't scratch the surface), she comes to me crying, saying she's done, etc. I do understand the cycle of domestic violence. Perpetrators will always try to isolate their victims. It was absolutely devastating and so hard to watch as someone who loves her and cares about her.
Thankfully that relationship ended after many scary nights and tears. Then enters her new boyfriend. They've been together for four years. There've been instances where he flirts with girls (sound familiar?), text other girls, snapchat other girls, send pictures of himself in WOMENS UNDERWEAR to other people, then physically cheated on her, makes comments about her body in a negative way, and most recently she found texts between him and a couple where they propositioned him with a threesome. There were nude photos of the girl and there was a video of the man having his d*ck sucked by another man. She called me from a weekend in another state SOBBING saying she thought it was him in the video and she was done and there's no coming back from it. She said he then deletes the texts and video saying she is a crazy b*tch and she's making it all up. Gaslighting her. He's a sociopath.
So I spend the whole weekend worrying that I need to fly there and be there for her and what if he becomes physical, what if she gets too drunk and does something scary. She then sends me a text Sunday morning that weekend saying she was taking her dress off and fell flat on her face and was pretty sure she broke her nose. I don't believe it for a second.
So what does she do come Monday? Backtrack on everything. Tells me she's asked him to "tell the truth" blah blah blah. And that she feels "okay about it" after their talk. But... she never asked me how I felt, how it hurt me to see this happen, how I worried sick about her... And I tell her that no matter who was in the video, he gaslighted her. He called her crazy. He had a video of a man and another man... who he goes to the gym with. What else will it take to realize he is a liar and a manipulative POS? Did I mention that he was "saving himself for marriage" then decides 3.5 years he will have sex with her the night she's blackout drunk after a friend's wedding? And hasn't had sex with her since?? But had texts with a couple considering a threesome?!
So, ultimately after all of this, she has barely texted me, didn't ask how my weekend was where I celebrated my boyfriend's 30th birthday, goes and spends the weekend with this guy and just pretends like life is grand and we should all pretend it didn't happen. How do I keep being her friend? How do I keep my boundaries? I don't want to be in the same room as this guy anymore. I'd love feedback.

My niece wanted access to photo albums of my mom (burial is tomorrow) so I went through some albums. My dad made an album of the day we got married. I came across her picture. She was wearing her wedding dress and a floral wreath/crown(?). Gods, she was beautiful.
Everyfuckingday, I'd wake up to this beautiful woman and everyfuckingday I'd ask myself how the fuck did I get so damned lucky. Even in my grief, I feel lucky to have known her, to have loved her and be loved by her.
And an itty bitty part of my mind asks me, how the fuck will I ever find happiness close to that degree again

Been dating for 7 months when I left. When I found out I had to leave, she insisted we do a long distance thing. I was hesitant but I really love her so I've put in all my effort into it. But immediately the 2nd day I was gone, communication nearly dropped off. There are only 3 hours a day that we overlap being awake and not at work, 2 in the morning, and 1 in the evening. Sometimes, I only get 2-3 facebook messages a day. "Hi", "How are you", "wyd" and then silence.
The first weekend I was gone, she was at a bar and couldn't talk to me because some guy didn't understand how periods worked? And it was her job to explain it to him? Anyway, this last week has been the worst of it. I havent eaten in 2 days, been sleeping whenever I'm not at work. I can't focus, feel miserable.
Let me lay out the facts as she has laid them out to me and then I'll explain what I think.
- About a week ago, she posted on facebook that "if [her] momma and therapist say she can do something, no one can tell her different" I asked her about it and she said it was just general encouragement.
- Last Thursday, a person at work told her that the only reason she was liked there was because she was pretty. I told her that person likely had a crush on her, and she suddenly stopped responding.
- Two days ago she was supposed to go to the movie with 3 people from work. The other two bailed and she went alone with a guy. Turns out it was the person in the last bullet.
- She said a lot has changed in her life over the last month
- She said the communication dropped because she dedicated the last month I was there to spending time with me and needs to catch up on chores and projects. Including puppies she's fostering.
- She has a wedding in another state coming up. She told me she might bring someone and don't worry its just a road trip. I told her I wasn't worried but if she had to tell me not to be worried, then that worries me. I asked if it was a guy, she dodged the question and explained that she's bisexual so it wouldn't matter guy or girl.
Here's what I think. I think her mom and her therapist both encouraged her to date other people while I'm gone. I think she has a crush on the guy above and that's why she was so upset when he said people only like her because she's pretty. I think the movies was a date. I think she intends to bring him to the wedding of her best friend that I havent even met yet. I think no straight guy goes on an out-of-state road trip with a girl to a wedding without intentions to hook up.
We've talked about marriage. If I am right, and even if she completely cut contact with the guy and her therapist - we could never get married. I wouldn't ever want her mom there, and that means her sisters and father wouldn't come either. I'm not going to be responsible for cutting her of from her family.
Reddit, please tell me I am being jealous, controlling, and abusive and give me advice on what to do? The 7 months that we lived in the same city were the best of my life, she loved me like I like to be loved. I don't want to break up because my jealousy has led me to a conclusion that's entirely in my head.
We're planning a date tomorrow over facebook, she's dressing up. She missed our last one. She's made an effort these last few days when I told her that communication has been poor.
TLDR: Work sent me overseas for 1 year. Girlfriend insisted on being LDR. But some things have been happening that make me question if she's really in it.

So yeah, title.
My wedding is in a little under 5 months. We’ve been engaged for about two years at this point. We’ve already had to delay our date once due to my health being terrible, and the wedding doesn’t feel real, to be honest. I still want it to happen and I’m looking forward to it, (read, definitely do NOT want to elope) but like… I barely think about it. I have a venue, a dress, a guest list, some ideas about catering, a few leads on other vendors, and I guess all of this is somehow going to come together into a wedding.
Maybe it’s because my parents (who are paying for the wedding in full) hired a wedding planner who’s doing the majority of the leg work for us. Maybe it’s because we live across the country from where we’re getting married. Maybe it’s because I chose not to have a bridal party or do any of the pre-wedding events because the idea of bridesmaids, bridal showers, and bachelorette parties have always made my skin itch. Maybe it is because my health still sucks and I’m trying to cope with a life-changing diagnosis that’ll profoundly affect me until the day I die. No matter what it is, when I think about my wedding right now all I feel is numb apathy surrounded with a vague haze of stress. It’s not even that I’m dissatisfied with anything we’ve done so far, in fact it’s the opposite. I just don’t feel emotionally invested in it.
(As an aside, definitely not having second thoughts about the man I’m marrying. He’s been my rock and my best friend for the past six years and there’s no one else I’d rather do life with. No issues whatsoever on that front and no apathy either.)
This is disappointing for me. I was always that kid who daydreamed about my wedding. I obsessively watched all the TLC wedding shows, imagining what my own dress, cake, and decorations would be like. I thought that this time in my life would be exciting and stressful and fulfilling, but it’s just kind of blah. Obviously the end goal of this process is to be married, and I can’t wait to do that, but I’m sad that I don’t have it in me to be more jazzed about the wedding part right now.
Has anyone else dealt with this? Does anyone have any advice? Thanks in advance.

Anybody else blindsided by David's Bridal declaring bankruptcy?!?
My wedding is December 2024, so there's time to figure this out, and it's very likely someone will buy them. And yet, I still went sprinting down the "what-if" rabbit hole. I was so happy that I didn't have to worry about hunting down a dress/salon/designer that all of my scattered bridesmaids can access, since David's is pretty much everywhere.
I'll manage, and it'll be fine. But grr.

To try to make this post as short as possible, my partner and I have been talking marriage things, I've always wanted an outdoor fall wedding, and we've gone back and forth with whether we want to have a tiny ceremony this year, or a slightly less tiny ceremony next year, but whichever we end up doing, it's got me wanting to go into planning mode. Some details I'm looking at but not entirely sold on:

• Black and red or black and purple as the colors, I'd be happy with either
• As much made-by-us decor as possible, centerpieces, guest gifts, invitations, maybe even cake, doing everything by hand as we possibly can
• Small means, including plus ones and assuming everyone actually shows up, between the two of us is about 40 guests on the guest list
• No set-in-stone budget, but obviously, low as possible is great

I've thought about wedding day things since I was a kid, so there is a level of importance to it, enough to not just throw everything together overnight and oh well if it doesn't work out, but I can say that I'm not looking for some pristine, traditional event. We've looked at some outdoor venues, debated air bnb for a venue (I'm iffy about that one, even though it's much cheaper, apparently it's getting hard for hosting parties, and neighbors and all). I've browsed dresses on Amazon for less than $200 and based on review photos, for a one-time use they're honestly pretty decent, enough to try out and return if it's not what I want. For guest favors, I love the idea of old-school trick-or-treat baskets. Center pieces, handmade, lanterns with flowers and candles inside unless I happen across another DIY idea that I like more. My biggest worry is I'm going to find myself in this limbo of dark and goth-y, kitschy cutesy Halloween, and general fall that would be battling each other.
Has anyone had a small wedding with that sort of theme? Where did your budget end up, and what advice do you have based on how yours went? I'm going out on a limb and saying it would definitely be next year - as enticing as a Friday the 13th wedding in October is. Realistically though, I don't know how much could get done in less than 5 months.

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Disclaimer: This is an old post. I wrote it in March but it was never approved until now.
In preparation for Eras' opening night, I went back and watched every previous tour in full, either the official DVDs, or other full filmed versions if the DVD was unavailable or incomplete. Then I tried to rank all the performances.
This is not a ranking of the song itself but rather the presentation, staging, originality, etc. Surprise songs from the same tour will all count as one. Would love to know your favorites, and how you think Eras stacks up!
91. Speak Now World Tour – Fearless / Hey, Soul Sister / I'm Yours
The start of this tour's acoustic set, where she sat under a tree, strumming the ukulele. Points for the outfit, but I think this was an inferior arrangement of this particular song.
#. Red Tour – Treacherous
Weird choices were made here. Why was she wearing a tutu and dancing ballet for one of her most serious, adult songs? Why was this the main set closer? I think this would have worked better during the acoustic set, then she could close with Everything Has Changed or something. Still hard to complain about the song itself, though. The fog machines suited it.
89. Fearless Tour – Our Song
Cute, but she mostly just stood in one place and there was some awkward butt shaking in the middle.
88. Fearless Tour – White Horse
Part of the acoustic set. It followed Tim McGraw, but I think two songs that slow wasn't a good pacing choice and this one just doesn't fill an arena the way Tim McGraw does.
87. Red Tour – Stay Stay Stay / Ho Hey
I'm surprised this was part of the set. She did it basically how you'd expect, bopping around, kinda campy. I like how she had a moment goofing around with Amos.
86. Red Tour – Holy Ground
This song is made for a stadium setting, but I really think she should have been playing the guitar during it, or somehow done more. The way it was, it just sounded like noise. The dancers dressed like sirens did liven it up, but were also kinda cartoony.
85. 1989 World Tour – I Wish You Would
Basically the same performance she already did like three times before in the show. The real MVP was that one dancer in the back who did a flip off the chin-up bar.
84. Fearless Tour – Teardrops On My Guitar
I like how they turned the big screens into bookshelves, to continue the imagery of both high school and fairy tales. However, the singing didn't sound great here.
83. Speak Now World Tour – Fifteen
Sounded fuller than the Fearless tour version, but I think the giant princess gown didn't really suit the song. (Some shows also had her performing Ours in this spot.)
82. Fearless Tour – Fifteen
The first more intimate performance in this tour. She was seated and you can tell from the look in her eyes that the song made her feel nostalgic. Some videos of this have a teal dress and some have yellow; I prefer the teal.
81. Speak Now World Tour – Surprise Covers
A variety of covers on the guitar, during her acoustic set. She showed her versatility here as she did everything from classics to modern hits.
80. Fearless Tour – Hey Stephen
The one where she snuck around the hallways and popped out on the other side of the stadium. Great for the nosebleeds.
79. Red Tour – State Of Grace
She started off behind a red curtain, her silhouette singing the opening lines. (Unfortunately, the videos I watched had her struggling a lot with her earpiece and singing totally off-key for the first verse, but I know that wouldn't have happened every night.) A decent rock banger to open the show, if a little repetitive.
78. Red Tour – I Almost Do
The first of this tour's acoustic performances on the B stage. Nothing terrible but nothing remarkable either. It was about the lyrics and emotions, not the theatrics.
77. Red Tour – Begin Again
Staged the same way as I Almost Do, which was an appropriate way to do this song, but I can't help but think it would have worked better closer to the end.
76. 1989 World Tour – Bad Blood
It was fine, but by this point in the concert, I'm tired of the same kind of performance again.
75. Fearless Tour – Tell Me Why
Typical energetic angry Tay performance. She made some weird movements but that silver dress was everything.
74. Speak Now World Tour – The Story Of Us
Similar to Tell Me Why above from the previous tour.
73. Speak Now World Tour – Last Kiss
This version was a tad faster than the studio version, and the vocal delivery wasn't quite as sad; the sighs and the faint quiver in her voice that people love so much weren't really there. Still a nice rendition. The crowd was sobbing.
72. 1989 World Tour – Love Story
A nice synth arrangement that wisely went in a different direction than the older tours. By this point, both she and the audience had outgrown the princess gowns. However, I was kinda waiting for something more to happen, like fireworks or something.
71. Fearless Tour (2009 only) – Change
A faithful adaptation of this song, and a good choice for the main set closer.
70. 1989 World Tour – Welcome To New York
That was a lot of dancers! A decent opener, flashy and just '80s enough.
69. Red Tour – You Belong With Me
A sort of girl group throwback, with Taylor and the backup singers in matching red dresses and gloves. It was OK, and a good choice to perform one of her smash hits years later, but quite removed from the teenage angst this song came from.
68. 1989 World Tour – New Romantics
Similar to Welcome To New York which preceded it, this one worked early in the set almost as well as it works to close the deluxe album. Love her blue eyeshadow.
67. Speak Now World Tour – Mine
Pretty straightforward, but the red guitar is a nice touch. (Was she already dropping hints at Red?)
66. Red Tour – Sparks Fly
On a hanging platform that slowly moved around the arena, while the screens in back showed actual sparks. It was cool, but I'm not sure it was the best idea to limit her movement for arguably the loudest, most energetic song in her catalog at the time.
65. 1989 World Tour – I Knew You Were Trouble
The rock version. A bit slow and heavy but I appreciate her doing something new with the song.
64. 1989 World Tour – This Love
Could have been part of the acoustic set, but instead she upped the electronic and bass sounds and added fireworks. A nice breather before the last few songs.
63. Reputation Stadium Tour – End Game
Solid, but didn't stand out among the shenanigans of the other songs early in the show.
62. Red Tour – Everything Has Changed (with Ed Sheeran)
This one had a laid back feel that matches the song, but the raised platform and fans waving their lights gave it a little something extra. Ed sounded great. I kinda respect that he made no attempt to dress to the aesthetic.
61. Fearless Tour (2009 only) – I'm Only Me When I'm With You (with Kellie Pickler and Gloriana)
A very energetic country number with all the opening performers, the first of a two-song finale.
60. Speak Now World Tour – Surprise Guest Songs
She didn't have one at every show of this tour, but they were all pretty fun, with a mix of genres. The crowd, of course, loved them. It's really amazing to see how many friendships and connections she made in the industry, even early on.
59. Red Tour – Surprise Guest Songs
See above. Every one of these videos I found, Taylor had a different outfit, which is impressive.
58. Speak Now World Tour – You Belong With Me
She walked from the B stage back to the main stage, hugging and shaking hands with fans along the way. It's clear from including this song that, though Speak Now was a more adult album than Fearless, she knew most of her fans were still teenagers and still needed these songs about high school.
57. Fearless Tour – You Belong With Me
Her vocals weren't strong in the clips that I watched, but the costume was iconic.
56. Fearless Tour – The Way I Loved You
Sometimes done in the silveblack dress and sometimes in the purple. The way she moved between the two halves of the stage was pretty on-the-nose for the song, but I love how she featured Grant the guitarist. Hair Force One for the win! Also, it was a crime that they left this off the Journey to Fearless DVD.
55. Red Tour – The Lucky One
Taylor was dressed like a retro Hollywood starlet, and the dancers were paparazzi with cameras or screaming fans. A very literal presentation of this song which probably helped it stick in people's minds more.
54. Reputation Stadium Tour – Style / Love Story / You Belong With Me
I think Style was a weird choice to mash up with these two songs, but it worked well enough as a showcase for the band, many of whom had been with her over a decade by this point.
53. 1989 World Tour – Blank Space
She said her goal here was to recreate the music video, but I'm not sure this really conveyed the message of the song; she should have interacted with the dancers more to achieve that effect. Still a very entertaining performance, though.
52. 1989 World Tour – All You Had To Do Was Stay
The cherry on top: columns of blue smoke shot out every time the distorted voice squeaked "stay!" Not sure what was up with that chair, though.
51. Red Tour – 22
A big party, just as this song should be. I'm sure that, when seeing it live, the energy would have been off the charts. The choreography was impressive, more than we usually see from her.
50. Fearless Tour – Picture To Burn
The screens were on fire, so it's exactly how you'd expect her to stage this song. The guitar slayed.
49. Reputation Stadium Tour – Blank Space
I think the red bodysuit, gyrating choreography, and multiple Taylors on the back screen actually better conveyed the "character" she's playing in the song. Like she's this femme fatale with multiple personalities.
48. 1989 World Tour – Clean
Now here's a song that could have used some fake rain, somehow. Even so, the images on the big screen were quite lovely.
47. Speak Now World Tour – Mean
I think it was a good choice to keep this one simple. Just that porch-shaped mini stage with her band beside her. The song itself is a whole mood, so it didn't need a lot of theatrics.
46. Red Tour – Mean
Basically the same as the Speak Now performance, just with a different outfit and shaped stage.
45. Reputation Stadium Tour – Call It What You Want
Not as big a song as most of this album, but a nice warm moment before the crazy finale. I do dig the purple dress, and how the dancer she danced with was a redhead (not unlike a certain British actor).
44. Fearless Tour – Tim McGraw
Making this slow dance into exactly what it was meant to be: a swaying sing-along, everyone's phones or lighters in the air. She walked through the crowd to hug the fans.
43. Speak Now World Tour – Dear John
For the first couple verses, she just sat on the arch/bridge thing, and I kinda wondered if anything else was going to happen. Then I said "holy shit!" as the fireworks exploded up everywhere. We know she may never perform this one again, so I have serious FOMO that I did not see this show back then.
42. Speak Now World Tour – Speak Now
First time she wore the distinct purple Speak Now dress, possibly the outfit of the era. The crowd were singing along like crazy. The scenery definitely brought the song to life even if it normally isn't the most energetic from the era. She walked through the crowd shaking hands while the wedding guests tossed the bouquet around, wearing the most late 2000s/early 2010s party dresses imaginable.
41. Fearless Tour – Forever & Always
Boy was she pissed at a certain Jonas back then. Red dress, red microphone, red couch, red text on the back screen saying "They shouldn't do bad things." The notes in head voice sound kinda weak, but she nailed the high note with the microphone lean. Insane stumbling down the stairs and throwing herself all over the stage. Very extra.
40. Speak Now World Tour – Better Than Revenge
Reminiscent of the Forever & Always performance, but her vocals were better here. Grant and Paul got a guitar solo (or duet, I guess).
39. Reputation Stadium Tour – Getaway Car
Sonically, all but identical to the studio version. The "Why She Disappeared" poem beforehand and the desert visuals onscreen complemented it and helped turn it into more of a story.
38. Reputation Stadium Tour – King Of My Heart
The huge drums were a great touch. You can see how happy she was, which didn't always come across with just a superficial listen to the Rep album tracks.
37. Fearless Tour – Fearless
One of my favorite songs sounded even better live. Her smile, stomping and spinning around, totally captured the spirit of the song. Bonus points for adding in the name of the city each night.
36. Fearless Tour – You're Not Sorry / What Goes Around…Comes Around
First appearance of the piano head flip. These two songs worked decently mashed up, but I wonder how it would have been if she stayed at the piano the whole time.
35. 1989 World Tour – I Know Places
The moving doors were pretty cool.
34. 1989 World Tour – Surprise Songs
The raised walkway and whole stadium lit up blue was an excellent way to do the acoustic set. Props to her for not sitting down the way she did on the other tours, that had to take stamina. (In my heart, the sing-along of You Are In Love from the DVD is the "canon" performance here because it was part of the album.)
33. 1989 World Tour – Style
Probably the most effective use of the catwalk, given how it perfectly fit the lyrics. The dancers were brave for roller skating on it.
32. Reputation Stadium Tour – Bad Blood / Should've Said No
Another snake, this time a skeletal one transporting her to the upper stage. These songs worked very well mashed up; just listen how the crowd went nuts at that first banjo lick.
31. Reputation Stadium Tour – Dress
Another huge improvement from the studio version. It wasn't as high pitched, therefore more listenable. The sheets waving around everywhere were a nice subtle way to remind us what this song was about, in case people were too distracted by the pretty lights and synths to listen to the lyrics.
30. 1989 World Tour – Enchanted / Wildest Dreams
By this point, the piano mash-ups while wearing a long gown were getting kind of predictable. However, this was a great choice of mash-up and I dig whatever shape that piano was supposed to be.
29. Speak Now World Tour – Long Live
Another song that's tailor-made for a stadium just the way it is. The sparkly silver guitar was perfect.
28. Red Tour – Red
Now this is how you do a rock number. She had the sparkly red guitar and the dancers were waving giant red sheets all around.
27. Fearless Tour – Love Story
Once again, iconic. Ball gowns twirling until she changed into a white wedding dress, which def looked more like a prom dress. The backgrounds on the screen were low-res by today's standards, but this is what a lot of people still think of when they think of Taylor Swift.
26. Red Tour – Love Story
Similar to the Fearless tour version, with different costumes. The vocals weren't good in the video I watched, but we know she can do it. I especially like the moment where she grabbed her dance partner and ran across the stage with him – "escape this town for a little while."
25. Reputation Stadium Tour – Gorgeous
Classy move to use this song to introduce the dancers and backup singers. Also those cats in the Netflix recording – were they on the screens at the actual tour?!
24. Reputation Stadium Tour – Delicate
Finally bringing some color, as well as this era's version of the floating cage. The song is more romantic than what came before, but the gold tendrils wrapping around were still reminiscent of snakes.
23. Reputation Stadium Tour – We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together / This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things
An all-out romp to close the show.
22. Reputation Stadium Tour – Surprise Songs
Your feelings about this will probably depend on the individual song, especially if you saw the tour live. The videos I've seen were all great, showcasing how her vocals and guitar skills improve with every tour. Also, probably the last time we'll ever hear the 5-minute ATW live.
21. 1989 World Tour – Shake It Off
Basically the only way to do this song. I dig the royal blue.
20. Speak Now World Tour – Our Song
A definite improvement from the Fearless tour version. The prairie dress, the braid, dueting with Caitlin the fiddle player, and much more movement around the stage.
19. Speak Now World Tour – Sparks Fly
DROP EVERYTHING NOW! Excellent choice to start with this instead of Mine. The dress legit looked like it's sewn out of fireworks.
18. Red Tour – All Too Well
No frills, just Taylor at a red piano and this magnificent song swelling until it filled the whole arena. Her voice was quite raw and emotional here.
17. 1989 World Tour – Surprise Guest Songs
A major feature of this tour, done at every show.
16. Reputation Stadium Tour – Shake It Off (with Charli XCX and Camila Cabello)
As well done as the 1989 Tour version was, this one was a step up. I love the snakes bopping around. The message of this song worked just as well with the themes of Rep.
15. Reputation Stadium Tour – Dancing With Our Hands Tied
(Or So It Goes, in some performances.) Arguably the finest of all her acoustic sets. Beautiful stripped-down renditions of songs that I overlooked at first on the album. Some people say DWOHT is her most romantic song, and you can see why here. I also love the green get-up, which was still reminiscent of the snake motif but had its own flavor.
14. 1989 World Tour – Out Of the Woods
The forceful yet stuttering choreography really served the anxious nature of the song. The paper airplanes whizzing back and forth were a nice touch. Also the perfect spot in the show to put it – very climactic.
13. Red Tour – We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
The finale where she brought the whole damn circus, literally. Sing it, clowns.
12. Reputation Stadium Tour – …Ready For It?
The old Taylor was dead.
11. Speak Now World Tour – Enchanted
They nailed the costume and the scenery yet again. She sang it better here than on the studio recording.
10. Speak Now World Tour – Haunted
Excellent transition here, as the Enchanted forest turned dark blue and the giant bell appeared. Speaking of the bell, her smacking it (but not really) may be the most dramatic thing to happen in any Taylor Swift live performance. Her dress was even tattered at the bottom. I'm here for all of it.
9. 1989 World Tour – We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
When Taylor became the rock goddess we always knew she was.
8. Speak Now World Tour – Back To December / Apologize
Beautiful presentation of this song. Full string orchestra here (I think?). Really leaned into the winter imagery with the light blue gown, white piano, and snowflakes falling in the background.
8. Reputation Stadium Tour – Don't Blame Me
She swore she doesn't love the drama, but this performance would suggest otherwise.
7. Reputation Stadium Tour – I Did Something Bad
A strong performance with lots of pyro, but it really elevated at the bridge, where the dancers lifted Taylor up and she leaned back into the pillar of fire on the screen. "Light me up," indeed.
6. Speak Now World Tour – Love Story
An improvement over the Fearless version in every respect. She swooped over the crowd on a floating balcony, while pairs of dancers in period dress spun on trapezes hanging from the ceiling.
5. Fearless Tour – Should've Said No
THE RAIN MACHINE! With the words in it! I think this spoke for itself. She literally killed it.
4. 1989 World Tour – How You Get the Girl
Another rain performance, but this time with neon umbrellas and a unique glow-in-the-dark bubblegum dress. She didn't need to do all this for such a deep cut, but she did. Underrated.
3. Reputation Stadium Tour – Look What You Made Me Do
The superior version of this song (addendum: until Eras, that is.) The black-and-gold snake robe, the "tilted stage," and of course Karyn the massive inflatable snake. Helped many people appreciate and understand what was once a very polarizing song, myself included.
2. Reputation Stadium Tour – Long Live / New Year's Day
A gorgeous piano mash-up that went right to the heart. In my opinion, Long Live belongs on every tour, and the line "hold on to spinning around" flowed perfectly into "hold onto the memories." Beyond that, this was the moment that freed her from the bad-girl big-reputation persona she had presented for most of the show. It was human and vulnerable. Just look at the joy on her face as she gazed out at the audience. We stan a queen.
1. Red Tour – I Knew You Were Trouble
Perhaps not as iconic as the circus number, but sure as hell should be. Started with the fiddle player going absolutely insane, on a sparkly red fiddle no less! Followed by Taylor and all the dancers acting out some sort of masquerade ball, eventually tearing off her poofy white gown to reveal a sexy black and gold romper. An electrifying dubstep Phantom of the Opera.
Thank you for reading all this!

Disclaimer - I realise these ideas are probably thrown around time after time, but I wanted to voice my opinion on the potential future of The Clone Wars.
The Clone Wars 30th Anniversary [Star Wars 50th] - The animation is fully re-worked for the entire series to be uniform and be on par with season 7 or Bad Batch.
I realise that re-animating The Clone Wars in its entirety is more of a dream for me and would be an incredibly tall task. It’ll likely never happen. Along the lines of the original trilogy being re-released as special editions, this too could serve as a ‘special edition’ of The Clone Wars as the technology wasn’t available at the time - similar reason to why George updated the OT. No plot points would be changed in existing episodes ala Han and Greedo, just an upgraded visual appearance across the series. Maybe additional details added to the background, like characters or species that have been created since. This could also allow for additional stories to be included in earlier seasons and still aesthetically fit. It would also add more immersive visuals to existing episodes.
8 or 9 seasons. Every episode would be in timeline order. (In the first 4 seasons of The Clone Wars, there are episodes that aired out of order. Some of them several seasons apart from another.) The movie arc would also be incorporated in to season 1.
Existing stories not included in The Clone Wars. These are first priority:
Crystal Crisis on Utapau [This adds clarification to General Grievous’ hideout on Utapau. It also shows the initial intentions for Kyber crystals - later to be used for the Death Star.]
Son of Dathomir [This addresses where Maul has been before we see him in Season 7. It gives better clarity and flow to Maul’s story and the Shadow Collective.]
Dark Disciple [This addresses the conclusion of a core Clone Wars character. Asajj Ventress receives a concluding story that is otherwise not seen visually. While it was incorporated into a book, actual episodes would be crucial.]
Return to Mon Cala [there are canon inconsistencies with Nossor Ri, this arc needs to be reworked]
Return to the Jedi Temple [Inconsistencies with canon with Anakin/Vader. Vader later notes he never knew of the Sith shrine. This could be incorporated into the arc in a way that makes Anakin want to forget or simply made him forget. It otherwise needs to be reworked to not include Anakin. This arc could incorporate Grogu appearing in the background as well as some other Jedi that have been later revealed via flashbacks - Kelleran Bec, Jaro Tapal, etc.]
Yuuzahn Vong [The Yuuzahn Vong are currently not part of canon. So this arc may be best left behind or repurposed into a later series. Post Return of the Jedi ala OG Thrawn Trilogy?]
Bounty Hunter [This is canon due to Boba Fett’s helmet dent and further clarified by Cad Bane’s appearance in post order 66 canon stories. It’s crucial that this is made]
Kashyyyk [This would be a beautiful arc to see. It would also introduce the relationship Yoda has with the Wookiees]
Rex and R2 Top Gun [A fun arc that would be interesting to see realised.]
Additional stories or ideas I’d like to see. These are just stories I feel would help connect the established stories and characters of the ‘new canon’:
Maybe a Thrawn arc. To have visuals of Thrawn’s emergence and also Thrawn, Anakin and Padme on Batuu would be amazing. This has already been written by Timothy Zahn, but animated episodes would be great to see.
Maybe a General Grievous origin story. Not necessarily required, but would make a fascinating story. This wouldn’t have to be an arc, unless it’s incorporated into something else.
Possibly some sort of tie-in or reference to the High Republic? Maybe a throw away line that mentions the Hetzal system and the Legacy Run disaster (I realise that happened 200-300 years prior, but perhaps some sort of event happens and that is mentioned. It would be a great way to acknowledge the High Republic and confirm it is part of the history. Maybe a high Republic logo is seen somewhere in the background in the archives or something?
Maybe another Separatist oriented arc, showing the human side to the Separatists. Maybe Lux is involved? This was already explored, so this isn’t necessarily required.
Another story (not necessarily an arc) that would be nice to see, but not necessary, an origin story of Hera and Chopper. We see the crashed Y-Wing in Rebels, but that’s all we find out. A fleshed out story would be great to see.
An order 66 arc could show how the inquisitors are captured and turned. Not all of them, but maybe a select few? Maybe The Grand Inquisitor as a temple guard as well as another two or three Jedi.
Finally, I’d like to see a story of Barriss Offee and where she ended up. It’d be great to see her as an early inquisitor or some sort of enemy to the inquisitors?
The biggest pitfall with the new or unproduced arcs is the absenge of Tom Kane’s amazing voice talent. There are two ways to go about this. For Yularen and Yoda in particularly, the obvious would be to re-cast the voices. The other is to use the same technology that was used for The Mandalorian to bring back a certain character. The first is cheaper, but the second is more authentic. If a re-cast was to occur, Yularen would need to be incredibly near identical in my opinion.
What other stories would you like to see animated in a completed version of The Clone Wars?