After Party with Emily Jashinsky
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Unpacking Taylor Swift's New Album That Signals A Vibe Shift Back to Normality After She Finds Love
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October 7, 2025
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Emily Jashinsky takes a deep dive into Taylor Swift’s new album and how it contrasts with her earlier more feminist stances. Emily details how Swift’s change reflects a generational shift among millennial and Gen Z women who once rejected traditional norms but now crave family, marriage, and stability. She then critiques a New York Times article about “Gen Z divorce,” mocking its focus on polyamorous and “lavender marriage” stories and concludes that Swift’s new album captures a generational reckoning with feminism, fulfillment, and the return to tradition.
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