The article was updated. The one I read earlier had a statement by Swift in quotes, and at the end, a word was replaced by the word "expletive" in parentheses. Second, this new report says she keeps saying ass over and over. This does not make her look good in her presentation. I doubt you'd be using the word "ass" repeatedly if you were, for example, interviewing for a job or meeting your future in-laws for the first time. There's a thing called CLASS & CREDIBILITY, and when these two factors are desperately needed, as in a COURT CASE, my dearie, you'd better believe you need to avoid using what's considered foul language. As for you calling me a delicate flower, I'm sure you wouldn't be calling me that if you saw my reaction to someone grabbing my ass. If anyone's the frail little flower, it's Swift. Of course, if I'm telling a courtroom judge that someone grabbed me inappriatly., I'm smart enough to know I'll be more credible if I use the word "behind" or "butt."  Do you get it now?

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