'I don’t believe that there are more people with mental illnesses nowadays - just that there are more people going to their doctors to report them' | Bryony_Gordon
“In Victorian times,” my six year old explains to me, “children were only allowed to be seen BUT NOT HEARD!’ She shouts this bit, just to make her point clear.
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