This is a first world issue but I can't make a decision about taking my 15 year old daughter to the Taylor concert. I was lucky enough to secure tickets for her, myself, my friend and her daughter but MY daughter keeps telling me she isn't really a fan. I'm a massive fan T.Swift and have been to her past 2 concerts with my daughter. She's seen her perform twice and still isn't a fan. I know how desperate people were to get tickets to this concert and I feel so fucking lucky that we got them. I know so many other people that idolise Taylor and would REALLY appreciate going including my 12 year old niece who's never even been to a concert. My daughter tells me she still wants to go due to FOMO not because she actually likes Taylor and I feel like it's a massive waste of over $300 bucks. I've asked her to consider letting my niece go instead but she just tells me I'm a horrible mother for putting her in that position. I really, really don't know what to do - just suck it up to keep my normal, teen, rocky mother/daughter relationship intact or just pull rank with the fact that it's actually my ticket and I want to take someone that will consider it a life altering experience? Please help? Love you both and Mr Benjamin Wasley! Kristy
Dear Em, As Australia's ultimate queen of camp would you ever consider submitting your awesomeness to the campiest international platform that is Eurovision? I feel like Australia needs an entrant as divine as you to snatch that eurovision crown Love ya Loads Magenta Fox xoxo š
Would it be possible to have a short Monday morning or Friday afternoon affirmation or guided meditation spoken by the wonderful Benjamin Wasley ? I mean .... that voice has the right vibration to sooth this overstimulated, hormonal challenged, neurodivergent, late in life mental.health nurse. P.S thanks for sharing so much of yourself with us. #relatable.