We refrained from putting the above comment in quotes was because we completely fabricated it out of nothing.
But really, don't these kids have anything more interesting to say about their relationships? What happened to ruining your career by dishing the dirt publicly, Jennifer Aniston-style, and taking everyone down with you?
After the jump, some quotes Taylor Swift gave to a country music magazine. The interview was placed on The Boot's front page, right above a story about Loretta Lynn (whose huge hits include "Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' with Lovin' On Your Mind" and "You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man"), which reminded us of how badass singers used to be... and how they came off as cool especially after they talked major trash about their lovers...
"What I've learned is that I've really moved on from it.You can't stress about what you can't change. You have to live
your life and be happy in spite of whatever doubts you might have or
whatever might have happened.
"I'm not typically the girl who
dates a lot of guys or is in relationships a lot. Most of my life, I've been single [yeah, that's because most of your life has taken place before puberty-- fer chrissakes, you're 19!] If I meet somebody who's
great, I'll make an exception. But I'm really happy being alone ... I
don't feel a sense of emptiness if I don't have a boyfriend.
"If you're like, 'I need to talk to you' all the time, [or]
'Why didn't you call me back?' ... If you're that girl, then nobody's
going to want to date you. I have this rule: I don't call a guy first.
And you can't ever send two text messages in a row.
"It's so
important to be confident in who you are. The best
thing you can bring to a relationship is a whole person."
Seriously, we're thrilled that a natural young talent like Taylor Swift is on the country music scene-- or any entertainment scene for that matter-- a woman who writes her own songs, has the indie spirit, is down to earth, and maybe won't end up marrying some childhood friend in Vegas and a backup dancer who has the IQ of a fence post.
We can dream, can't we?
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