Grab some tissues, because here's a taste of some of the lyrics: I know I'm probably better off on my own Than loving a man who didn't know what he had when he had it And I see the permanent damage you did to me Never again, I just wish I could forget when it was magic. The lyrics are heartbreaking and gut-wrenching, but I'd be lying if I didn't say it was so relatable for anyone who's been through a difficult breakup. The lyrics Swift has penned for this song are pretty revealing, and I think the meaning of Taylor Swift's "Better Man" proves that we've reached an entirely new level of breakup songs. Seriously, is there anything she can't do? (The answer to that is obviously no.) And if you haven't listened to the song, I highly encourage you to drop whatever you're doing and listen to it now, because it will bring you on an emotional rollercoaster. Case in point: Little Big Town's song "Better Man" was actually written by our girl T-Swift. She's a successful artist, yes, but she's also a phenomenal songwriter, writing music that she not only sings herself, but for other artists as well. I hope we get to see a volume two.We all know by now that Taylor Swift is one of the many queens of music. There is also an emerging mystery brewing in the background with questions about the characters that need answers. I really enjoyed the fact that there is a meaningful story here which explores the emotions of the characters. I enjoy graphic novels of all genres as well as gay romance and so this was a hit for me.
The graphics are good and I think this will attract readers of m/m romance who enjoy graphic novels, as well as readers of yaoi manga. It is also a pretty chunky read which is good value for money. The drawings are really good too and the changing emotions of the characters are really well drawn. Often some gay comics and graphic novels can lean more towards sex than romance but this one manages to find a balance between the two and it has a good storyline. To quote from the blurb ' What do an over two-metres tall, muscle-packed giant and a young man with XXXL in his pants have in common? More than you think! Big is Better presents the love story of two people banished from the community and the world at large who find love with one another exactly because of their otherness.'
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