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taylor sorters!

hewwo swifties.. since our queen miss swift is releasing a new album tonight here are the updated sorters uwu!! @taylorswift​

edit 24/04: since this post is getting so long im editing it so all the sorters are in one clean post! thank you for liking and doing them hehe :)

taylor swift

fearless

fearless (w vault songs)

speak now

speak now (w vault songs)

red

red (w vault songs)

1989

1989 (w vault songs)

reputation

lover

folklore

evermore

midnights

ttpd // anthology // ttpd+anthology 

all songs (updated w/ ttpd: anthology) 

other taylor sorters:

album ranker

folklore/evermore sorter

track 5 sorter

fearless (vault only songs)

speak now (vault only songs)

red (vault only songs)

1989 (vault only songs)

all vault songs (credit to: @taylight13 for the idea<3)

enjoy! 💖

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Tiny friends

Photographed by Miles Herbert

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behind the music with @taylorswift

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Xe/Xem/Xyr Guide

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The pronouns xe/xem/xyr are credited to Don Rickter who first used them in a Unitarian Universalist publication in May 1973! There are several variant spellings of these pronouns.

Complete Set:

Objective: Xe

Subjective: Xem

Possessive Adjective: Xyr

Possessive Pronoun: Xyrs

Reflexive: Xemself

Note: I’ve occasionally seen “xyrself” as the reflexive of this set. I’ll be using “xemself” in this post because it follows the convention of reflexive pronouns being [subjective pronoun] + -self suffix.

Examples:

They asked me → Xe asked me

I answered them → I answered xem

This was their request → This was xyr request

That book is theirs  → That book is xyrs

They love themself → Xe loves xemself

He asked me → Xe asked me

I answered him → I answered xem

This was her request → This was xyr request

That book is hers  → That book is xyrs

He loves himself → Xe loves xemself

Tips:

In English, an “x” at the beginning of a word is pronounced like a “z”– think of words like xylophone, xenon, etc.

I’ve generally heard “xyr” pronounced to rhyme with “her,” but it could also rhyme with “here,” so be sure to ask for clarification if someone you know uses xe/xem/xyr!

A common mistake I see is people swapping the possessive adjective “xyr” with the contraction for “xe is.” Remember, it’s “they’re going home,” not “their going home,” so for xe/xem, it’s “xe’s going home,” not “xyr going home.”

Additional Resources:

Pronoun Dressing Room

Practice With Pronouns

I hope this guide helps you! Feel free to send me an ask if you need clarification on anything! *:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧

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I really like my room

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Turning My Cat 🐈 Into A Bat 🦇 Could this be what #pets of the #future are like?! Click here for the full post!

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The dear, dainty fairy that is @paintyhands...looking lovely as ever.

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How cool are stingrays, right? If I saw this in person, while on an adventure to the aquarium, I would just stand there in awe. I would stare at him amongst the sharks. I would try to name him. I feel like “Henry” would be a suitable choice.

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@FujiyaAndMiyagi. Awesome and stuff.

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You can never revisit @Metronomy too many times. Makes the day infinitely better.

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Look, look! It’s Metronomy.

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OK, here we go Tuesday. The Foster the People way.