Like a warm velvet glove.
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Warm contentment, and like nothing else exists.
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Warm and embracing.
I’ve learned that true love shouldn’t be complicated. It’s the safety and freedom to be seen and celebrated for who you truly are.
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My wife, Hannah. She’s amazing and keeps me in check. I met her 24 years ago at drama school.
I was knocked over by a taxi in Liverpool when I was seven. And I fell off the seventh storey of a car park when I was 10 and broke both legs, my collarbone and my arm.
Liverpool losing the FA Cup final to Wimbledon when I was a kid. It made me cry.
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