Hell, imagine the mother's reaction.

Imagine the father's reaction before it was proven that the kid was his.

Like the Harry Styles relationship that last two months? Or the one with Joe Jonas that also last two months? The one with Conner Kennedy that last TWO MONTHS? This seems to be a recurring sequence.
She is sly and smart. While she has worked hard and I respect that about her, she's dated a lot of these said guys when they were at the height of the popularity, before making a hit song about them.
And I don't judge her because of her boyfriends, I judge her because she writes a breakup song about them, blaming them for everything, when they've only been dating for two months. It's ridiculous!
And, also, what in the fuck made you think that I think very guy she's with is her boyfriend? That's idiotic. I don't keep up with her enough to notice all the guys she hangs out with. While I'm sure the paparazzi might assume, she can always deny it. Besides, that's completely irrelevant to this conversation. I never said anything like that so it's not "thanks to people like you".

Alright, that's your opinion. And while I might be a bit embarrassed, there's no way I'm about to go into an interview and start complaining about people who were obviously joking. Like I said, I think that's immature.
Anyways, while I appreciate her donating to charity, that still doesn't make her childish and immature. Most celebrities donate to charity. I mean, they have so much money it'd almost be anarchy not to.
Also, it doesn't affect my life but you clearly made a comment so I was responding to your comment. Anyways, if an unfamiliar person dated a bunch of guys for a brief amount of time without it ever really getting personal (or so one would assume), don't you think they would be mocked for it? They'd most likely be called a slut or a bitch or something so Taylor Swift is actually getting the easy end of it. Especially if they wrote a bunch of songs complaining about it. Guys would avoid her like the plague.

But there's no "right" way to raise your children, so don't judge. I may think the right way to raise my children is by telling them "gay is okay" but obviously not everyone is gonna agree with me.

But there's a higher risk of problems if you have a child after thirty-five, which is why people prefer to have them earlier.

Why didn't you get replacements? Even Barnacle Boy has dentures.

Patrick! You're not supposed to break sponges' teeth!

Never forget about the chocolate.
You know I read somewhere that chocolate that when women eat chocolate then it raises our dopamine levels or it sets off a chemical in our brain that makes us happy or something but it's more specific to women so that's why we love chocolate so much.

You people are amazing. I demand we get absurd amounts of junk food (including ice cream) and have an extreme nerd-fest right now.

Thank you for agreeing with me.
Anyways, there's other reasons that I dislike her. The one that sticks out in my mind right now is an incident between her and Tina Fey and Amy Poehler (who are amazing). So Tina Fey and Amy Poehler were hosting some awards thing together and cracking jokes all night and they made one about Taylor Swift. Just one or two, maybe. Anyways, Taylor Swift calls them out on it and starts talking about how "women should stick together and stick up for each other" and was just altogether bashing them when Amy Poehler and Tina Fey made one tiny joke about her. There were plenty of other people who were the butt of their jokes all night long and somehow Taylor Swift was the one getting defensive and upset. It's bullshit.
So THAT'S why people hate Taylor Swift (I don't hate her, I reserve that for rapists and murderers and such, I just really dislike her). It's behavior like that that people are getting tired of.

It makes it harder to get a gun and every second counts if a psycho is planning on going on a rampage.

That's a scary thought. Now every time I coo at a kitten, I'm bringing them their death (I mean, they will all meet it sooner or later, but I must be bringing it sooner).

And some people don't have forty dollars to spare.

Then why did you start this debate in the first place? I already posted that I agreed with this type of thinking in the first place (other than the "respect your elders" stuff, people generally need to earn my respect, they don't just get to have it). Like I said, as long as the kid doesn't throw tantrums, then questioning and persuasion is fine.

During a lovely rainy afternoon. :)

That's why I said persuasively and civilly (also politely). Obviously a tantrum isn't civil nor is complaining, but if your child asked you to stay a few minutes longer even if you did say "let's go", is that really such a big deal?
Anyways, haven't you ever heard the phrase "curiosity killed the cat"? I was told that repeatedly growing up and it did discourage my curiosity quite a bit. Also, your fellow peers might laugh at you if you don't understand something and you have to ask. Or if you're curious about a concept in general then you're not really permitted to ask random questions in class, so home is the place to ask your parents and see if they know the answer. But if your parents discourage that (which I've known many to do), then the kid's curiosity is again discouraged because they never get answers.
Again, I'm not saying throw tantrums, just don't discourage questioning all together.

Then it would kinda just look like the woman (who I'm assuming is her mom) is just making silly faces for the camera and the lady in the background is posing.

Because she's constantly complaining about her failed "relationships" when they were hardly relationships in the first place, she's childish, and immature.