Liam Gallagher
English singer-songwriter
Love to me is knowing who you are and knowing who you ain’t.
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Magical, warm, but also butterflies.
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Fran Healy
Scottish musician
It’s just this warm whoosh that goes through you and starts just below the navel area, the pit of your tum.
Surprise. Smiles. Courage. Safety.
Gloria Steinem
Writer and feminist organiser
Feeling you want someone else’s welfare as much and sometimes more than your own.
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As a good person who was kind, funny, and a little bit naughty.
An English teacher, and then a dance teacher.
When I was younger, I appeared in the Halifax adverts that featured a cake or a bridge made of hundreds of people. You stood there for three days and were not even really seen.
My mother: she’s an inspiration. She went back to college in her 40s, started karate and became a black belt.
To Jade, my other half, because I can be hard work sometimes, and he is the most calm and understanding person I’ve ever met.
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