Review of Taylor Swift's 'The Tortured Poets Department' Album
After watching the trailer for ´The Joker: Felie à deux´ and the explanation of why they use music in therapy, we finally have an approximately one-hour appointment at the clinic. As they say in the trailer, “We use music to make us whole, to balance the fractures in ourselves.” Suddenly, I was hit by this new collection of songs that immediately found a place in my heart. I haven't had the chance to listen to all of them, but I will give it a try while I am writing. Shame on Courtney Love for trying to diss Taylor Swift, projecting her own insecurities and irrelevance onto one of the most successful artists right now. But let's move away from the hate. My whole life, I've heard that the mass is the opposite of quality, that being part of the herd is wrong. Affected by that, I distanced myself to the point of isolation, only to discover that the people who used such language were just toxic drug addicts. Not that I will sing with the Swifties on a plane, but I sincerely thi