To which we say, fair enough. Her musical style has evolved, and not everyone's taste has changed along with hers. Who knows? Maybe in a few years she'll decide to go retro and release a pure country album.But then there are some like this comment on the "Tim McGraw" video: "Does anyone else find Taylor prettier back then more than now?" Swift was 17 when "Tim McGraw" came out in 2006. It is not reasonable to expect a 26-year-old to look like she did at 17 (even if actresses do so for a living on the CW), nor a 17-year-old to remain frozen in time.This fan understands, writing underneath the video for " Back to December ," "Fake Swifties miss the old Taylor, real Swifties know she never left."It's also reasonable for some to regret the fact that Swift is no longer merely a talented musician racking up Country Music Awards, but rather something of a controversial headline magnet , more famous for what she says offstage than on.