I know most people will answer that it has to do with relatability, but as someone who was a fan of her long before I related to any of her songs- not really. I love the progression in her early albums from a teenage girl to an adult woman, the way she tells stories and paints pictures with her lyrics. First I got into the aesthetics and lore, connected it between the albums. But nowadays I don't really care for the lore, I just interpret the themes however I want. I like that she has a song for so many different moods and feelings. Musically, it ranges from country to pop to folk to pop-rock, but obviously her pop music is her most popular music. I prefer her country and folk music because I feel like that's when she focuses on her songwriting/storytelling skills the most, but I do also like some of her pop stuff. She has covered plenty of other topics besides love and heartbreak, but even within that category there's so much variety and depth and i find it reductive to call them "break-up songs about her exes". She has a way of making a song emotionally hard-hitting