“That song so perfectly encapsulates the deep homoerotic friendship that so many queer girls had when they were young adults,” said Annika (who also requested we not publish her last name). But for Gaylors, that is just a diversion from what the song is actually about. In the bridge she mentions the subject of the song having a buzzcut, much like Alwyn did at the Met Gala where the two supposedly met. Take, for example, the song “Dress” off of Reputation. The more romantic songs on Swift’s albums Reputation and Lover are supposedly about him, but if you spend enough time on Gaylor TikTok the passion with which people argue otherwise might make you think differently. The man in question is Joe Alwyn, the actor Swift has been in a relationship with since 2017. “But if she did, I mean, that would be really special… Especially if she's like, ‘Yeah, I'm in this loving relationship with a man, but I am queer, and this is part of my identity and this is real,’ would be like, very validating for me.” the people who vehemently defend Swift’s heterosexuality). “My suspicion has always been that she'll come out on her deathbed,” said Kate (who preferred to have her last name left out of this for fear of being attacked by “Hetlors,” a.k.a.
What’s most important is that they see themselves reflected back in her music. But the specifics of these relationships are less the point to a broad contingent of Gaylors, who are predominantly queer women. The one thing they seem to believe is that Swift is not straight and that she has had secret relationships with women in the past the two major ones, according to them, were with supermodel Karlie Kloss and actress Dianna Agron. There is some disagreement within the Gaylor community as to what the singer’s actual sexual identity might be. They call themselves Gaylors and they think, as you might have guessed, that Taylor Swift is gay. Swift’s easter eggs are hardly ever well hidden, like when the album title “ Lover” appeared in the music video for “ME!” But there is a subsection of the Swiftie community that has committed themselves to what they believe is Swift’s most obvious easter egg. These theories are usually outlandish and often wrong. The number of emojis in a tweet becomes a clue as to when the next single is coming out, a sparkly dress worn on the red carpet means that Reputation (Taylor’s Version) is imminent, and the way she smeared her hand through a wedding cake in a music video means… well, no one could agree on that one. Ever since Swift acknowledged that she loves to hide easter eggs about upcoming announcements in her work, her most devoted followers have become ravenous. a Swiftie, is to become an expert in the field of symbology - the fake academic field made up by Dan Brown for The Da Vinci Code. To be a die-hard Taylor Swift fan, a.k.a.
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