Girlhood, Purity and Religious Trauma: A Taylor Swift Study

Hi guys :) I’m honestly really nervous posting this video today because I know it’s more of a personal and sensitive topic than those I normally share, but from the day Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve came out, I knew this was something I wanted to dive into and talk about. I would love (if you feel comfortable) for you to share your own interpretations of religious themes throughout Taylor’s music and lyrics. Thank you for making this such a safe space to explore ideas together, whether we come from the same lifestyle or not. I really love you guys!! Let’s connect : 🌈 INSTAGRAM: 🐥 TWITTER: 🌸 TIKTOK: @agirlnamedally 🎵 SPOTIFY: 💌 BUSINESS EMAIL: allysheehan@ 🪐 recent uploads 🪐 Ranking every Miley Cyrus song: Eras Tour Reaction & Thoughts: Ranking every song on Midnights: Harry Styles concert vlog in the pit: Revealing my unpopular Taylor Swift opinions: ESSENTIAL VIEWING: Ranking every Taylor Swift song: The Eras Tour Predictions & Set List: Midnights 3AM & Hits Different reaction: Discounts: ★ AirBnb: ★ Uber: allys149 ★ UberEats: eats-allys149 ★ Postmates: MC5FYH sub count: 60,200 🥹 Music by Mykyl - HOW TO LIVE - Music by Naomi - Lullaby - key words: Taylor swift eras tour, Taylor swift eras tour reaction, the eras tour setlist, eras tour easter eggs, Taylor Swift dear John, Taylor Swift would’ve could’ve should’ve, John Mayer Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift midnights lyric analysis, taylor swift breakdown, taylor swift girlhood, religious references in taylor swift’s music, purity culture in the 2000s