Travis Kelce wife: Taylor Swift’s high school classmate reveals heartfelt note, fan says “this sounds more like jealousy than crush”
An X account called Gaylor Updates shared two photos. One photo was of a woman in a black, sleeveless A-line dress with thin straps and a ruffled neckline. The second photo was of a letter that read: “So, I’ve come to terms with the fact that I wish I looked like you, dressed like you, danced like you, and pretty much will want to be you for the rest of my life...So have a nice summer knowing that it is DISGUSTING how beautiful you are. [red heart].”Gaylor Updates captioned the post: “[rainbow emoji] A former Taylor Swift classmate from high school revealed a note Taylor wrote in her yearbook.”Another X account reposted their post and called it: “It chills me that the female millennial way of speaking to your friends in high school and college is already being misinterpreted, and most of us aren’t even 40 yet. Like … this is how we talked to our friends.”The comments were flooded with several users collectively saying, “that’s how boringly and painfully cisgender heteros*xual women talked to every one of their close girlfriends in high school.”But one comment stood out: “This sounds more like jealousy than a crush. Also, straight women can call other women beautiful!!!”
Travis Kelce ’s wife Taylor Swift goes viral for heartfelt letter she reportedly wrote for her high school classmate
While several commenters called out the billionaire global pop icon, others felt the same way she did about her high school classmate. “Like y’all have never hyped up your girls before???? What kind of miserable friendships do you have? I call my best friend my soulmate, and we talk about marriage pacts,” one wrote.“So, when I send OH MY GOD YOU ARE SO HOT to my female friends, I guess I must be gay? None of you were teens in the early 2000s, and it shows,” screamed another.A post read, “This is such common talk among straight females, even going back to the 1980’s.” Another said, “This is the way my best friends and I speak to each other…Y’all need to grow up, make friends, and touch grass. It’s almost sad to realize a lot of you have probably never had real, genuine, loving friends.”A user expressed, “I swear, most days I think y’all have never had true friendships in your entire life. To take something so kind and cheeky and turn it into something that it’s not.”
The 2000s were about Harry Potter , Twilight, Taylor Swift, Avril Lavigne , Kelly Clarkson , Linkin Park , Usher, Eminem, Justin Timberlake , and Coldplay
Back in the 2000s, there was no instant social media [read: social media scrutiny]. There were only actual handwritten letters. We had phones that had a 50-message limit in 1-inch display. We had landlines where the same s*x best friends spoke for hours together. Talking about songs, literature, Harry Potter, Twilight, Taylor Swift, Avril Lavigne, Kelly Clarkson, Britney Spears, Beyonce, Linkin Park, Usher, Eminem, Justin Timberlake, Coldplay songs, and everything and anything under the sun. Complimenting one another was the only thing that stayed with them. It gave them wings when the whole world around was busy with their respective lives. There was no room for negativity or insults, especially among high school goers. There were just honest compliments. The alleged letter from Travis Kelce’s wife, Taylor Swift, to her high school classmate exudes honest admiration. It is screaming, “you’re so good.” And not, “I want to be like you.” It is just a pure and simple compliment to one’s best friend. But no, some commenters think otherwise. “I don’t like Taylor Swift and have never been invested in the Gaylor stuff, but Good Lord, this is gay as hell,” wrote one.
