A powerful feeling of tenderness towards another, mainly due to personal ties. Often, when you love somebody, you want the best for them and can't bear the thought of them in pain.
Love takes many forms:
-Between parent and child.
-Between friends.
-Between owner and pet.
-Between sweethearts/spouses. The most common thought that springs to mind when love is mentioned.
And sweethearts/spouses are not limited to husband and wife; wife/wife and husband/husband is not uncommon and it is just as passionate and sweet as heterosexual unions.
Love is all the same; it's spelled with the same letters for everyone. And, when love is allowed in, it conquers just about anything.
Love takes many forms:
-Between parent and child.
-Between friends.
-Between owner and pet.
-Between sweethearts/spouses. The most common thought that springs to mind when love is mentioned.
And sweethearts/spouses are not limited to husband and wife; wife/wife and husband/husband is not uncommon and it is just as passionate and sweet as heterosexual unions.
Love is all the same; it's spelled with the same letters for everyone. And, when love is allowed in, it conquers just about anything.
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Tha mi ‘na dhuine...(I’m his husband)
“‘S e a leannan a th’annam.” (“It is his lover that I am.”)
Tha sin mar a thuirt mi! An tuig? (That’s what I said! Understood?)
Carson a tha sibh ag ràdh nach fhaod mi (Why are you saying that I may not)
E fhaicinn?! Dh’fhon mise ‘n ospadal, thainig (See him?! I phoned the hospital, I came)
Mise leis, is tha sibh mar seo gam làimhseachadh?! (With him, and you’re treating me like this?!)
Na abairibh thugam nach fhaod mi (Don’t say to me that I may not)
E fhaicinn! Tha ‘n còir sin agam! (See him! I have that right!)
Bha sinn còmhla ri còig bliadhnaichean (We have been together for twenty-five)
Fhichead, o chionn colaide...! (Years, since college...!)
Agus chan eil na còirean no na leasan (And we still don’t have the rights)
Phòsaidh againn fhathast! Seallaibh pàrantan (Or the benefits of marriage! Behold those)
Òga sin! Cha robh iad còmhla (Young parents! They haven’t been together)
Deich bliadhnaichean, agus tha na còirean aca! (Ten years, and they have the rights!)
Dè ‘n cuid nach eil sibh a’ tuigsinn?! (What part are you not understanding?!)
Tha gaol agam dha! ‘S e cèilean a th’annain (I love him! It is practically husbands)
Gu dèantach! Carson a cha thuig sibh?! (That we are! Why won’t you understand?!)
Ma bàsaichidh e, anas dèidh (If he’ll die, after that,)
Sin, dè tachairidh thugam...?! Air an sùchd Dè, (What will happen to me...?! For God’s sake,)
Leigibh mi faic e...! (Let me see him...!)
Theireadh sibh seo thugam...?! (You would say this to me...?!)
O Mhoire! O Dhia, carson?! (O Mary! O God, why?!)
Aig lugha abairibh thugam (At least say to me)
Gum bi e gu math. Ma ‘s e ur toil e...! (That he will be all right. Please...!)
Ma ‘s e ur toil e...! (If you please...!)
Mo leannan...!
(My darling...!)
Tha mi ‘na dhuine...(I’m his husband)
“‘S e a leannan a th’annam.” (“It is his lover that I am.”)
Tha sin mar a thuirt mi! An tuig? (That’s what I said! Understood?)
Carson a tha sibh ag ràdh nach fhaod mi (Why are you saying that I may not)
E fhaicinn?! Dh’fhon mise ‘n ospadal, thainig (See him?! I phoned the hospital, I came)
Mise leis, is tha sibh mar seo gam làimhseachadh?! (With him, and you’re treating me like this?!)
Na abairibh thugam nach fhaod mi (Don’t say to me that I may not)
E fhaicinn! Tha ‘n còir sin agam! (See him! I have that right!)
Bha sinn còmhla ri còig bliadhnaichean (We have been together for twenty-five)
Fhichead, o chionn colaide...! (Years, since college...!)
Agus chan eil na còirean no na leasan (And we still don’t have the rights)
Phòsaidh againn fhathast! Seallaibh pàrantan (Or the benefits of marriage! Behold those)
Òga sin! Cha robh iad còmhla (Young parents! They haven’t been together)
Deich bliadhnaichean, agus tha na còirean aca! (Ten years, and they have the rights!)
Dè ‘n cuid nach eil sibh a’ tuigsinn?! (What part are you not understanding?!)
Tha gaol agam dha! ‘S e cèilean a th’annain (I love him! It is practically husbands)
Gu dèantach! Carson a cha thuig sibh?! (That we are! Why won’t you understand?!)
Ma bàsaichidh e, anas dèidh (If he’ll die, after that,)
Sin, dè tachairidh thugam...?! Air an sùchd Dè, (What will happen to me...?! For God’s sake,)
Leigibh mi faic e...! (Let me see him...!)
Theireadh sibh seo thugam...?! (You would say this to me...?!)
O Mhoire! O Dhia, carson?! (O Mary! O God, why?!)
Aig lugha abairibh thugam (At least say to me)
Gum bi e gu math. Ma ‘s e ur toil e...! (That he will be all right. Please...!)
Ma ‘s e ur toil e...! (If you please...!)
Mo leannan...!
(My darling...!)
by Lorelili March 26, 2005
An infamous fundamentalist Christian singer, one-time model and spokesperson for Florida Orange Juice. Known today as the mother of the gay bashing movement.
Her heyday was during the late 1970s, when she began one long tirade about gays and lesbians, trying to repeal anti-discrimination policies. "Save our children", "homosexuals can't reproduce, so they recruit", "homosexuals sleeping with little boys", and on and on with the disgusting stereotypes about gays and lesbians.
Basically, a backstabbing whore who used religion and her position to pander to public fears and to spread her vitriol and slander lesbians and gay men.
Her heyday was during the late 1970s, when she began one long tirade about gays and lesbians, trying to repeal anti-discrimination policies. "Save our children", "homosexuals can't reproduce, so they recruit", "homosexuals sleeping with little boys", and on and on with the disgusting stereotypes about gays and lesbians.
Basically, a backstabbing whore who used religion and her position to pander to public fears and to spread her vitriol and slander lesbians and gay men.
"As a mother, I know that homosexuals cannot biologically reproduce children; therefore, they must recruit our children" and "If gays are granted rights, next we'll have to give rights to prostitutes and to people who sleep with St. Bernards and to nail biters."
-Anita Bryant
To this day, gays and lesbians cannot adopt, or marry, in Florida because of the harpy known as Anita Bryant. Because of her, the Reagan years and the Religious Right are still felt.
Thankfully, she fell from grace after a boycott of Florida Orange Juice, a boycott which many celebrities joined, forced her removal. Bryant's marriage ended in 1980 and has filed for bankruptcy in recent years, half-forgotten by the public.
-Anita Bryant
To this day, gays and lesbians cannot adopt, or marry, in Florida because of the harpy known as Anita Bryant. Because of her, the Reagan years and the Religious Right are still felt.
Thankfully, she fell from grace after a boycott of Florida Orange Juice, a boycott which many celebrities joined, forced her removal. Bryant's marriage ended in 1980 and has filed for bankruptcy in recent years, half-forgotten by the public.
by Lorelili July 14, 2011
Unqualified or unsuitable for a task, inadequate or inappropriate.
Incompetent or dysfunctional, subpar.
Incompetent or dysfunctional, subpar.
Even in the very remote chance that they didn't kill their children, Casey Anthony and Diane Downs were by many accounts very unfit mothers and put their own frivolities and desires before their children; Anthony lived the "bella vita" while Downs was a bed hopper who preyed on married men and neither worried about the safety of their children.
George W. Bush was a shamefully unfit president who recklessly endangered his people and made them look like fools.
George W. Bush was a shamefully unfit president who recklessly endangered his people and made them look like fools.
by Lorelili August 11, 2011
The simplest drawing of a human being; one where the torso, arms and legs are just lines (hence "stick figure") while the head is a circle with a simplified face on it.
By extension, an actual human being who is extremely thin, if not anorexic, owing to their slender arms and legs and slight torsos. Plenty of supermodels are called stick figures because of their often bone-thin frames, whether or not they are naturally that thin.
By extension, an actual human being who is extremely thin, if not anorexic, owing to their slender arms and legs and slight torsos. Plenty of supermodels are called stick figures because of their often bone-thin frames, whether or not they are naturally that thin.
With these two definitions in mind, how could I draw a stick figure of a stick figure?
And why are rich countries trying to emulate poor countries where there's plenty of starvation and fat is the ideal? Why are these wealthy men and women trying to look like stick figures?
And why are rich countries trying to emulate poor countries where there's plenty of starvation and fat is the ideal? Why are these wealthy men and women trying to look like stick figures?
by Lorelili November 04, 2009
1. A broad term that refers to any supernatural/mythical being, the most common depiction of sprites being of elves, faeries, dwarves, nymphs, pixies, and mermaids, although it is used mainly for European mythical beings, rarely used for non-European ones, and rarely used to refer to spirits ("sprite" being derived from Latin "spiritus", obviously meaning "spirit").
2. A soft drink with a lemon-lime flavor.
2. A soft drink with a lemon-lime flavor.
I open a can of Sprite and, just as I tip it to my lips, a sprite darts out, swears at me, and flies off in a flurry of magic dust.
by Lorelili November 15, 2006
"The Cell Block Tango" from "Chicago" paints pictures of justifiable homicide;
"He had it coming,
He had it coming,
He only had himself to blame;
If you'd have been there,
If you'd have seen it,
I'll betcha you would have done the same!"
"He had it coming,
He had it coming,
He only had himself to blame;
If you'd have been there,
If you'd have seen it,
I'll betcha you would have done the same!"
by Lorelili March 01, 2012
A Scottish Gaelic slang (an insulting) term for a gay male, literally meaning "boy of the arse", implying being a passive partner in anal sex.
'S e tàmailt a tha "gille-tòine", ach ciamar nach bu chòir dhomh pròiseil a bhith a tha mi co-sheòrsach?
(It's an insult that "boy of the arse" is, but why should I not be proud that I'm gay?)
(It's an insult that "boy of the arse" is, but why should I not be proud that I'm gay?)
by Lorelili January 18, 2006