"I didn't have to cross the border in order to be aware of the issues," Araceli explains, recalling trips she made on freeways in Southern California, many of which involved passing throughcheckpoints “I ran out of the house and I never went back,” she said, her voice cracking. “I never told anyone about that whole traumatizing experience. It’s something that you don’t forget and it does affect you for the rest of your life.” Long before the Old Taylor was dead, and long before she held a wake attended by her obsessed nemeses in “My Tears Ricochet,” Taylor embraced her Dickinsonian tendencies with a classic death metaphor introduced in the Taylor's Version of the song. You're lying if “all I felt was shame" doesn't trigger something humiliating in your heart — or maybe you've just dealt with your shadow self in a healthy manner.7. Lost in TranslationAnd maybe we got lost in translationMaybe I asked for too much “I like to think that even in the smallest way, maybe Martha had something to do with normalizing different body types in the industry,” KayCee added. “‘Talent doesn’t have a waist size’ is what I’ve always said, and now it’s nice to have so many other examples standing by my side and proving it.”Want more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out:High School MusicalSeries Stars Are Ready to Start Something NewWhat It Means to Be #FatAtFashionWeekYou'd think that the2017 Emmys