Taylor Swift is really one of the most relatable celebrities around. Okay, subtract the multiple houses, the fact that she's set to make a million dollars a day in 2015, and the fact that Justin Timberlake calls her up like it's no big thing, and she's just like us! Really! She freaks out when she meets people she's a fan of,she sustains moderate kitchen injuriesand she dreams about her exes. featuring women with a range of disabilities and illnessesGet theTeen VogueTake.Sign up for theTeen Vogueweekly emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: Since there are so few female leads onscreen overall, women at the center of future narratives need to be strong, and this should no longer accompany being diminished or violated by male characters. Abusive men should never be heroes. They are the villains in real life, and this should be well-established in media. That said, Disney has made huge strides when it comes to bringing strong women to the forefront of their newer narratives, but seeing repercussions for the misogynistic behavior that often accompanies stories of female empowerment is just as important. Disney's movies could become an example of how a society functions when men and women are equal. If every kid’s introduction to the Mouse House is watching these kinds of stories, it can affect perception.Related: 's "Bad Blood" music video, her favorite of her pal's tracks is actually "Clean." She also revealed she used to be a big fan of both Ashlee Simpson and Avril Lavigne — but that it was another popular singer who first captured her heart. Who was Gigi's first crush you may ask? Barney the dinosaur. "He is better than all the guys in the world," she declared.