Kelly. 20 years of age; currently residing in England. Avid reader; cosplayer; fangirl. My life is way too busy for my liking. In way too many fandoms and have lost count of all my OTPs. You can talk to me about anything! Allons-y!
“..unspoken love is more tangible.” What? No is no ya fucken reprobate, have ye ever actually BEEN in love? If we’re in a relationship, and u dinny have the courage to tell me that shite, am packing the bags, how’s that for tangible. Is nae 7th grade, we submit to the mortifying ordeal of being known OUT LOUD lit fucken adults. Did no have this lonely childhood and existential crisis and spend all this money oan therapy no tae hear you tell me am worth this love out loud and am supposed tae ken because u hoovered the rugs last Saturday
I make it a point to be happy with the little things. The bus that pulls up exactly as I get to the stop. The job I was certain I wouldn’t get. The cup of coffee a friend hands me, free of charge. They remind me that life is filled with tiny, good moments. And they add up. If you take care to remember them, they add up.
And when the ocean attempts to swallow you whole, these moments will save you—they’ll carry you through and keep you afloat. If you only take care to remember them.
A woman on her 18th birthday is told by her parents that they are gay and lesbian, only marrying to please their families. Her father had been forced to end his relationship with his boyfriend (after the sham marriage) after being caught ‘cheating’ and ‘sinning’. Her mother’s girlfriend’s family took the news bad and the girlfriend committed suicide. So, the daughter goes back in time to change events hoping for a happy ending, even if it meant she wouldn’t be born.
i would read the fuck out of this
She goes back in time and fixes it but some how is still alive to go back and find her father donated to her mother so her and lover could start a family he is still involved in there life as her ‘uncle’ There I made a happy ending.
