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Just as Swifties wrapped up their second listen of Taylor Swift's The Tortured Poets Department in the early hours of April 19, the pop star surprised fans with another album. That's right, TTPD is a double album — The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology. SEE ALSO: Taylor Swift's brand is mightier than her pen With 31 new Swift-penned tracks, the album has given the internet a lot to decipher, and people are rightfully overwhelmed!

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Congratulations to you, the proud owner of a buzzy new sex toy! Acquiring a new adult toy is such fun, but with it comes a much less fun act of adulting: Figuring out where and how to store it. We're here to give you the basics of sex toy safety and how you can take the best possible care of your precious sex toy collection.

There's a lot of reasons you might want to switch your location on or off on your iPhone. Some geolocation-based apps, like Google Maps or ridesharing services, need location access to function (it's kind of the point). The iPhone camera connects location data with your photos and videos. Some social media apps that allow you to check in to places need to you to turn the location on.

When most people use their debit or credit cards, they take it for granted, as if these are rights simply afforded to everyone in America. But not everyone gets to use lines of credit, send money on financial apps, or even have money deposited into a bank account. Many sex workers are barred from having bank accounts, or have had their bank accounts canceled out of nowhere.

Birds chirping in the forest, waves crashing in the ocean, and the sound of thunderstorms are some of nature's beloved symphonies. These sounds are inseparable from the human experience not only as they have proven to be beneficial for our mental health and wellbeing, but also because they're believed to have played an instrumental role in the evolution of human-made music.