An anagram if Taylor Swift & Taylor Lautner get back together like Brangelina anagram

Have come up with an anagram, like Brangelina, for Taylor Lautner and Taylor Swift if they get back together due to Back to December.

Take the first three letters of Taylor Swift's first name and the last three of Taylor Lautner's first name and you come up with Taylor. Catchy anagram, right?

Did Marketing Sociologist Tween Music Cause Taylor Swift Taylor Lautner breakup?

Was it a Dec. 13, 2009 post by Tween Music that lead to Taylor Swift's breakup with Taylor Lauthner?

In the post, it was reported X17online claimed Taylor and Taylor spent the night together. Problem is, Taylor Lautner did not turn 18 until Feb. 11, 2010. As the Dec. 13, 2009 post pointed out, this would have made Swift guilty of statutory rape under California laws.

Look at the lyrics from Back to December:
Turns out freedom ain't nothing but missing you
Then the cold came, the dark days when fear crept into my mind
And how you held me in your arms that September night
You gave me all your love and all I gave you was goodbye

Is it true? Did Taylor & Taylor breakup?

Statutory rape charges for Taylor Swift On her 20th birthday?

The guy who once slept with Linda Rondstadt, California Attorney General Jerry Brown, is pretty lax on enforcing statutory rape laws.

X17Online reports Taylor Swift and Taylor Lautner spent the night together at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Taylor Lautner is 17! That makes it statutory rape under California law if it's true.

California penal code: 261.5. (a) Unlawful sexual intercourse is an act of sexual

intercourse accomplished with a person who is not the spouse of the
perpetrator, if the person is a minor.

 For the purposes of this section, a "minor" is a person
 under the age of 18 years and an "adult" is a person 
who is at least 18 years of age.

This from AgeOfConsent.com:


WHY SO MUCH ATTENTION TO STATUTORY RAPE?

California has the highest teen birth rate in the U.S.

Every 8 minutes, a teenager in California has a baby.

3 of 4 births to High School girls are fathered by adults.

Men over 25 account for twice as many teen births as
boys under 18 years old.

The Average Age difference between the teen victim and the adult
defendant in cases filed by the District Attorney is 7years 9months.

Men over 20 are responsible for 5 times as many births among
junior high school girls.

In California almost 70% of teen births are fathered by adult men.

On an average California day 76 teenage girls, 17 & younger,
will give birth.

In Stanislaus County over 6% of teenage girls will give birth
in any given year.

In 1993 1,572 births in California were to mothers 14 years or younger.

The rate of sexually transmitted disease among teenage girls is
twice that of teenage boys.

This all translates into a tremendous drain in our welfare
and medical resources statewide.

AFDC and Medi-Cal costs for 1 teen pregnancy, birth and
1st year support is $10,000.

Total costs for teen births to those 17 and younger
in 1993 for California were $140 million.

WHAT CAN BE DONE?

Spread the word that all reports of statutory rape are being
evaluated and in appropriate cases charges are being filed.

You can report any knowledge of Statutory Rape to local
Law Enforcement or to the District
Attorney's Statutory Rape Vertical Prosecution Unit.