As we’ve been discussing all week, Taylor Swift covers the new issue of Rolling Stone. The interview has been providing entertainment and eye-rolls for all of the blogs and entertainment media outlets and it’s one of the best Swifty interviews in a while. The piece is also really, really long. And as it turns out, it could have been even longer because Taylor literally would not shut up and she kept providing Rolling Stone with more quotes than they could fit into one standard-issue interview. So RS published an addendum with some of the quotes that didn’t fit in the cover story – you can read the piece here. Some highlights:

When she started drinking, she would cry listening to Joni Mitchell: “When I first started drinking — when I was like 21 — I used to cry about Joni Mitchell all the time after a few glasses of wine,” Swift says. “All my friends would know, once I started crying about Joni Mitchell, it was time for me to go to bed.”

What she did with one walk-in closet in her $20 million Tribeca apartment: “Now it’s my greeting-card writing room!”

Her idea of fun: Swift’s idea of a big Saturday night is watching Titanic at home with her cats.

She’s fine with Selena Gomez: “People think they have my relationships all mapped out. There were all these blogs, like, ‘Are they feuding? Are they fighting?’ Meanwhile Selena and I would be on the phone that night, laughing about it. We let them have that one.”

Her classic look: “I like a more classic look. I always go back to Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly. Red lipstick and a winged eyeliner — I think that looks nice.”

Her gift-giving: “The amount of baked goods and needlepoints I’ve gotten from Taylor cannot be counted,” reports Jack Antonoff. She’s baked him multiple batches of cookies (including pumpkin and oatmeal raisin), and she’s made Lena Dunham a button collage and a cross-stitch of a cat. She was also the first person to give the couple a housewarming present when they moved into their new apartment. It was a taxidermied moth.

She thinks she’s good at breaking up with people: “Once you’ve established that someone doesn’t belong in your life, I don’t understand what more there is to talk about. I walk away from things when they’re bad. I don’t stick around to watch them burn to the ground.” She says when she decides a relationship has “become toxic,” “I’ll just check out. Stop communication. I don’t want to scream and yell at someone and give them the opportunity to say I’m crazy, or that I went psycho. No one will ever be able to say I went psycho on them.”

She’s never been in love: “Looking back? Not real love. Not the kind that lasts. I think that’s still ahead of me — which is really exciting.”

[From Rolling Stone]

Again, there’s tons more in that article that I couldn’t even get to because it’s just SO MUCH SWIFTY. Here’s what I enjoyed: the image of a drunk Swifty crying about Joni Mitchell, the image of Swifty needle-pointing cat-themed pieces for Lena Dunham, the image of Swifty deciding to just convert a walk-in closet into a room dedicated to writing thank-you notes. All of that is really sweet/funny/cute.

Here’s what I didn’t enjoy: the fact that Swifty is still so full of it when it comes to anything romantic. By my count, she’s only broken up with ONE guy in her life and that was Conor Kennedy, the high school kid that she used to check out of school so they could have sex in quaint New England bed-and-breakfast inns in between antiquing. The rest of her boyfriends have dumped her, usually over the phone. “No one will ever be able to say I went psycho on them.” Jake Gyllenhaal would beg to differ, since she stalked him at the 2011 Vanity Fair Oscar party and cornered him by the bathrooms. I’m guessing Harry Styles would have some similar stories too.

Photos courtesy of WENN.