Taylor Swift is focusing on it now.

The singer of "white space" recently opened in an interview with The Telegraph, saying right now, "Love is not really a priority," and joked that she will end as a single woman in cats within five years.

When asked how her life is imagined 30 years old, Swift said, "I'll probably remain unique, let's be honest."


The Grammy winner went on to say how difficult it is to maintain a happy relationship outside attention: "Nobody is going to sign up for this and everything that goes with it I do not know what will happen if I'm never content in a relationship. I do not even know if that's possible with the life that I have." But then it was joked that she will probably end locked in his house, "surrounded by cats."

Beyond the dating rumors, Swift is tired of people saying she only writes about music hates men, who has long been a criticism of his songs. "There was a bit of a reputation for having lots of boy-bashing songs," Swift said. "What a way to say sexist songs distress."

The singer previously called critics last year to say she only writes about relationships, but recognize that male musicians like Bruno Mars and Ed Sheeran sing about the same things.

"Everyone is writing songs about her ex-boyfriends, current girlfriends, his love life and no one raises a red flag there," Swift told Australian radio program "Jules, Merrick and Sophie."