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"I have confessed myself! Is there no good pentience but it be public? God does not need my name nailed upon the church! God sees my name ; God knows how black my sins are! It is enough"

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"Because I cannot have another in my life! Because I lie and sign myself to lies!...How may I live without my name? I have given you my soul ; leave me my name!"

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Procter didnt want everyone in the town to see his name hung up on the church, to a confession that was not true. He knew that, that would be there forever and they people could look back years down the line and see his name, oppossed to him confessing verbally , and people would soon forget about it.

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Taylor Swift changed herself to fit better into what she thought was a better image for herself

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"Call It What You Want," the fourth advance share off Taylor Swift's hotly anticipated Reputation LP, due Nov. 10, is out now.

The singer teased the track, above, a number of times on her socials Thursday, sharing images of lyrics, and the release went wide as the clock turned to midnight.

Across the angsty, Jack Antonoff-assisted cut, Swift seems to consider a new, less sure vantage in the pop hierarchy. "My castle crumbled overnight," she opens the song. "They took the crown, but it's alright." (All's not lost, y'all. As you might expect, finding love sees the singer finding peace later on the song.)

So far, the singer has shared the accusatory, record-shattering "Look What You Made Me Do," the record-tying "Gorgeous," and "...Ready For It?" And while "LWYMMD" topped the Billboard Hot 100 the week of its release - it was unseated by Cardi B's "Bodak Yellow" ( Tay sent flowers, obvi) - the songs that have each landed from this era have produced mixed reactions, from both fans and critics.

Along with the album's release next week, Swift will be channeling the high-fashion world as she also debuts a Reputation magazine via Target. The two publications will include 72 pages of personal poetry and photos as well as artwork by Swift, handwritten lyric sheets, outtakes from the "LWYMMD" music video shoot, and a poster. (If you choose to only grab the CD-only version at the retailer come Nov. 10, you'll still score yourself the poster.)

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Taylor Swift's new 'Reputation' song 'Call It What You Want' has arrived

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"Call It What You Want," the fourth advance share off Taylor Swift's hotly anticipated Reputation LP, due Nov. 10, is out now. The singer teased the track, above, a number of times on her socials Thursday, sharing images of lyrics, and the release went wide as the clock turned to midnight.

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people are always changing to fit into the ever changing society , trying to put a face out into the world that is different of the one that  they carry around everyday. social media influcens us to stay relavent.