Title: Timeline of Taylor Swift's Relationships
Headings: A Timeline Of Taylor Swift's Age-Inappropriate Romances
A Timeline Of Taylor Swift's Age-Inappropriate Romances
Aly Weisman
Taylor Swift is looking for love in all the wrong places.
2008: Taylor Swift, 19 & Joe Jonas, 19
2009: Taylor Swift, 20, & Lucas Till, 19
2009: Taylor Swift, 20, & Taylor Lautner, 17
2010: Taylor Swift, 21, & John Mayer, 32
2010: Taylor Swift, 21 & Cory Monteith, 27
2011: Taylor Swift, 21 & Jake Gyllenhaal, 30
2011: Taylor Swift, 21 & Zac Efron, 23
2012: Taylor Swift, 22 & Eddie Redmayne, 30
2012: Taylor Swift, 22 & Conor Kennedy, 18
2012: Taylor Swift, 23 & Harry Styles, 19
Now watch Taylor squirm as Ellen DeGeneres grills the singer on all of her past relationships:
Taylor Swift and Harry Styles have just ended their brief romance ...
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Content: 2010: Taylor Swift, 21 & Cory Monteith, 27
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After her relationship with 32-year-old Mayer, Swift took the age gap down just a few notches but cozying up to then 27-year-old "Glee" star Cory Monteith. Both claimed they were just good friends, but there was clearly more happening than met the eye. 2011: Taylor Swift, 21 & Jake Gyllenhaal, 30
The usually shy Swift flaunted her romance with the elder actor everywhere from Thanksgiving day in New York City to her home in Nashville. The surprising pairing had many wondering if the relationship was more of a publicity stunt, but Swift apparently had her heart broken — again — because she ended up reportedly writing many of the songs on her "Red" album about the romance. Swift told " Good Morning America " of her rumored single about Gyllenhaal: "' All Too Well' was the hardest to write because it took me a long time to filter through everything I wanted to say ... It started out being a 10-minute song, which you can't put on an album. I had to filter it down to a story that could work in the form of a song." 2011: