Be damned proud of who you are and what you are, whatever it may be (as long as no children or animals are abused or hurt). And for the love of everything you believe in always, always, remember that you can be proud of yourself without belittling or disenfranchising those who are not like you.
"Vanity and pride are different things, though the words are often used synonymously. Pride relates more to our opinion of ourselves, vanity to what we would have others think of us."
Jane Austen (1775-1817), Pride and Prejudice, 1811
Cheers m8 and Kupp ( as we call it in the swedish mess :)!
ReplyDelete/ Chaplin
Hey Chaplin, good to have you back in comments!
DeleteCheers and skål to you too! ;)
Awwwwwww no thats fuggly, think I will stick with the rainbow =^^= Kram Buddy
ReplyDeleteHihi I didn´t like it much myself! Honestly, I thought that straight people perhaps could need a gay artists/decorators suggestions with it ;)
DeleteHugs buddy
You're a hater of the highest order. But please, let me rush to respect you!
DeleteROFL, I like the sound of your word - lets hope it catches! ;)
ReplyDeletesigh, obviously a design created by a straight guy, (giggles) No self-respecting straight woman would have published it :) Do luv Jane Austen ! Now, I have another reason to do so! Very thoughtful of you Bock, huggles
ReplyDeleteHugs Ma´am ;)
DeleteHater! Lemme guess, you expect to be treated how you treat others? By talking shit about their flag? What a contradictory lot!
DeleteHey Mrs./Ms./Mr. Anonymous, we don´t hate anyone. The flag is a horrendous eyesore, that is a factual observation and a matter of opinion. In no way at all does it reflect our feelings about straight people, individually or collectively.
DeleteWhy don´t you use some of your misdirected energy to create a better one instead of coming on here and abusing my friends?