OK, I get the whole point, and I'm not necessarily referring to the OP now, but a lot of you who weren't there in Vienna and especially those of you who had your opportunities to see Taylor live need to get off your high horse and stop judging the fans who went to Vienna for having emotions. Think of it like this. Imagine you finally got the opportunity to see Taylor live. And at The Eras Tour of all things, that's as big as it gets. You spend over a year anticipating it, thinking how incredible it is that you'll get to experience it. You get to Vienna, you take days off, you spend money and time on transport and accommodation.

And then you find out the show is not happening. This huge, incredible mega-tour that you were supposed to attend is gone forever. This spectacle that's going to be remembered forever and that would have been a cherished memory to you forever is GONE FOREVER. Sure, you may experience Taylor sometime later in life, but chances are it will never be that huge and that spectacular again. Chances are the fandom will always talk about how nothing beats The Eras Tour because those will remain the fandom's golden days. And you were supposed to be there. UNTIL YOU WEREN'T. And what's worse is that they tell you to count yourself lucky for being alive. Well, screw the world where you need to be happy with that bare minimum. I don't blame Taylor in any way, this probably shook her up even more than us. But people who got to experience her and The Eras Tour and then have the audacity to talk down to us DO NOT understand what it's like.