Is Taylor Swift aware of the fact that she’s naturally seductive?

The temptress or the seductive femme fatale was never Swift’s role — it certainly doesn’t come natural to her, although she’s no doubt attempted it in some video clips now and then. Her initial claim to fame was the girl in high school who wasn’t popular. The girl the hot, popular football player ignored. She’d bemoan her fate, to be looked over, ignored, as she wasn’t the cheerleader… she was the quiet girl in the back of the stage, the one in the shadows, the wallflower-with-a-glowup…

Honestly, she isn’t. I mean she’s an attractive woman, tall, well-formed and she has good facial features. She sings her own songs, and writes them too. But “naturally seductive” aren’t words I’d use to describe Taylor Swift. She’s the human equivalent of a giraffe — a long-limbed, clumsy creature that looks alright in a photograph but a bit awkward in motion.

It isn’t her looks that got Taylor Swift where she is. It is her sheer tenacity. Her work ethic. By the time this girl was 12, she’d already written hundreds of songs in little notebooks in her room. She wanted desperately to be someone, to be an artist. While far from ugly, her sex appeal has little to do with her success. She’s a million different but all-too-similar girl-next-door type high schoolers’ ultimate wish fulfillment, come to life.

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