With the release of five previously unheard tracks from her rerecorded version of 1989, the best-selling album of her career, Taylor Swift has thrilled fans.
One track, titled “Slut!” challenges her notoriety at the time of the first recording and responds to those who were critical of her.
The song, written by Swift with Jack Antonoff & Patrik Berger, is a conceptual reaction to how Swift’s dating life had been portrayed by the media.
The multiple award-winning musician believes that she has been the target of slut shaming. Many folks claim that slut-shaming is done to establish male authority & control over women. Certain men (and women too) believe that sexually confident women are attention-seekers and “sluts.”
A woman is viewed as a slut in our society if she seems to be having fun with her sexuality. The patriarchy has imposed a stereotype on women that demands they must adhere to expectations of obedience and should behave modestly. Guys are also impacted by body shaming, but discrimination based on sexual desire exclusively impacts women!
1989 (Taylor’s Version), was released on October 27, 2023
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Slutting the Globe is a contemporary comedy about romance. London-based Kim-Kim is a single girl. She got rid of her egotistical lover. Now she yearns for a partner who will fulfil her desires. Kim-Kim sets out on an absurd, self-imposed challenge to actively seek relationships with possible love partners worldwide. Follow Kim-Kim on her insane quest for closeness across the globe.
Will she discover her own true nature in the process?
Neil Mach’s story is an in-depth reflection on female empowerment in addition to being a hilarious sexscapade. In his novel, out now, a female controls her own life. She learns to become sensual. She becomes sovereign. She pursues guys. She grabs them with both fists. She liberates herself from male supervision. She is woman who uncovers her sexual capital. And she frees herself!
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