I’m proud to be who I am when I’m good and I’m ashamed to be who I am when I’m bad, but I won’t ever apologize for being born the way I was, for feeling the way I do. To apologize for feelings is a silly thing. One should apologize for behaviour that’s unkind or cruel, bigoted, oppressive, snobbish, that looks down on people, superior; one should always apologize for that kind of thing. But to apologize for who one is, to apologize for how one loves, that’s crazy.
Stephen Fry (via five--a--day)


















