Kelly G.

Just your average short Irish girl. 🏳️‍🌈|16|Photography|Theater|Family|🇮🇪

[sapphicrants]

you would not believe your eyes

if shows gave us canon bis

[cameraobsessed-blog1]

|Sometimes you just have to slip away|

[gilrlikegirl]

[fayevalcntine]

[thesparksystem]

So today I realised something - These skittles are cool, sure. But let me get needlessly deep a sec. I always thought I didn’t like the yellow skittles, or the orange ones. So if I saw them in the pack I’d leave them or give them to someone else. And today I’m munching on these white Skittles thinking “oh no I’m going to come across a yellow one any minute” and you know what? I must have come across a yellow one by now because almost the whole pack is gone. But you know what else? I’ve enjoyed every flavour I’ve put in my mouth this morning. I just think skittles have summed up the way things like homophobia work. They see the label, the ‘colour’ and think “wow, better stay away”, but if you take that away, chances are they’d enjoy the different flavours all the same. Back to your regularly scheduled poetry soon everyone !!

[now-this-is-living]

let me know your 5 words fam

[cameraobsessed-blog1]

Anxiety, Shame, Betrayal, Acceptance, Pride.

Coming out to my family was the most difficult thing I’ve ever had to do, and I’ve said many times that I regret it, but the truth is that it’s led me to gain a sense of self that I never imagined possible, and it’s led me to find a ‘safety net’ of support and acceptance in my friends. It was hard, and it hurt, but it was so beyond worth it. ❤️💛💚💙💜

[biwomensuggestion]

Bisexual is not a dirty word, you don’t need to dance around it and try to replace it with metaphors, and the more you say it the easier it becomes.

[guarded]

VIA WeHeartIt

[approvers]

[cameraobsessed-blog1]

My family might not be proud of who I am, but this year has been absolute hell and somehow I’ve still managed to get through it so far, even without their support, so fuck it. They might not be proud of who I am, but I sure as hell am.

[michellepsychologist]

Please stay

[igxbaddies]

[icicle-frost]

real life Allura y'all

[emmrichvolkaryn]

[scottymccall]

happy pride month to everyone BUT netflix

[wordsnquotes]

As adults, we have many inhibitions against crying. We feel it is an expression of weakness, or femininity or of childishness. The person who is afraid to cry is afraid of pleasure. This is because the person who is afraid to cry holds himself together rigidly so that he won’t cry; that is, the rigid person is as afraid of pleasure as he is afraid to cry. In a situation of pleasure he will become anxious. As his tensions relax he will begin to tremble and shake, and he will attempt to control this trembling so as not to break down in tears. His anxiety is nothing more than the conflict between his desire to let go and his fear of letting go. This conflict will arise whenever the pleasure is strong enough to threaten his rigidity. Since rigidity develops as a means to block out painful sensations, the release of rigidity or the restoration of the natural motility of the body will bring these painful sensations to the fore. Somewhere in his unconscious the neurotic individual is aware that pleasure can evoke the repressed ghosts of the past. It could be that such a situation is responsible for the adage,;No pleasure without pain.

Alexander Lowen, The Voice of the Body (via wordsnquotes)

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[gusty]

[balmerancrystalance]

warning: this blog will be gayer (than usual lmao) for the next 30 days