Lover, The Man, The Archer, I Think He Knows, Miss Americana &The Heartbreak Prince, Paper Rings, by Taylor Swift in Lover, 2019

My father's life makes me accustomed to living in almost no privacy in life. Like, what I do everyday, what I plan, what I even think of, should be and always be afforded to be known, like I am in a net with him, my activities and thoughts should be patterned to his favor. My activities should be known by him, by his relatives, by his wife, maybe by his other daughter than me, and for sure by his members of "teams" just to know about my life. My dad, or whoever anyone else reading this, this is a good lesson for you, that you could not read someone else's mind, because it is the real life. You could never be able to just hack someone else's thought, to behave badly so you could mock them because you would make yourselves superior and better than what they did. You could never define someone by their flaws, because the flaws are human being things. You could never judge someone by only your pattern that you want them think of. You could never see the future of someone else's, because it is the God's affairs, kindness, and the person's might too as a human being to live properly, and well, without your hacking. You could never stir someone else's life, because the life of the citizens is in the human being rights. And you COULD NEVER just take away someone else's privacy, like what they feel about something, because they do not only have you but their lives, you are not so that important so you could relate anything he or she does with what is about you or what you know, like what they think of, they hope about, because you do not know yet and, YET, the wishes in the lives of the other person. Everyone is surely hoping to be a good person. Not like you, they have their ways, they have their colors. Love is equal, my dad, not only for the "great" known person like you, or in your versions or thoughts. Like what Taylor Swift says, that those who disagrees that love is equal NEEDS to Calm Down.