Taylor Swift's Parents
Lynn posted this link on the Fakeologist Forums on the stories about Taylor Swift's parents. There are quite a few tells in this story.
https://people.com/music/all-about-taylor-swift-parents-scott-andrea-swift/
I found several elements to be of interest. These controlling entities always speak of their spawn in odd ways.
https://dirtybennywrites.blogspot.com/2023/11/they-just-cant-fake-being-human.html
Mark Zuckerberg and his 38-year-old wife Priscilla have welcomed their third child together.
The Meta founder announced the happy news on his very own Instagram platform on Friday morning.
The 38-year-old shared that their third child is a daughter that they have named Aurelia Chan Zuckerberg.
'Welcome to the world, Aurelia Chan Zuckerberg! You're such a little blessing,' the New York native captioned the post.
Good news! Mark Zuckerberg and his 38-year-old wife Priscilla have welcomed their third child together. The Meta founder announced the happy news on his very own Instagram platform on Friday morning. Here he beams at the child (NEVER SAYS MY DAUGHTER)
Back to the Swifties....they use similar language to Zuck concerning WELCOMING THE CHILD...bizarre nonhuman language.
"Andrea, a former marketing manager at an advertising agency, married Scott, a stockbroker-turned-vice-president for Merrill Lynch, on February 20, 1988, in Harris County, Texas. The couple welcomed Taylor on Dec. 13, 1989. Just over two years later, Taylor became a big sister when her brother Austin was born on March 11, 1992."
The mother speaks about Taylor's life...initially saying there would be an escape hatch from the course, and then walking that back as it not being a choice. This confirms the scripted role that these celebrities play. They do not have a choice in their pied piper role to manipulate manKIND.
"There would always be an escape hatch into normal life if she decided this wasn't something she had to pursue," Andrea told Entertainment Weekly in 2008. "And of course that's like saying to her, 'If you want to stop breathing, that's cool.' "
Does this look like a little girl?
In a reflective personal essay for Elle in 2019, Taylor revealed that her mom's cancer had returned. "It's taught me that there are real problems and then there's everything else. My mom's cancer is a real problem. I used to be so anxious about daily ups and downs," she said, adding that her priorities had since shifted. "I give all of my worry, stress and prayers to real problems now."
In the same essay, Taylor shared that her dad Scott had also previously been diagnosed with cancer, though she didn't share specific details about his health journey. "Both of my parents have had cancer," she wrote in part, going on to expand on her mom's condition without elaborating on her dad's.
While undergoing treatment for cancer, Andrea was also diagnosed with a brain tumor, Taylor revealed in 2020 to Variety.
ANDROGYNY
Both of Taylor's parents have backgrounds in the financial industry, something which influenced the moniker they chose for her.
"My mom thought it was cool that if you got a business card that said 'Taylor' you wouldn't know if it was a guy or a girl," she told Rolling Stone in 2009, explaining that they thought an androgynous name could help reduce any potential discrimination in the corporate world. "She wanted me to be a business person in a business world."
One does wonder what ends these entities would do to their spawn in order for them to "be successful."
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