Helen1007

I can’t stop looking at this particular image. Just something about how Carla holds & kisses Lisa’s cheek like that.🦋 14 days and counting.💍👰🏻‍♀️👰🏼‍♀️

swarla are getting married in 2 weeks today

Sorry.. But things like this takes be out of anything serious I'm watching 🤣 #corrie

Welcome home honey😍

imagine watching this scene & not understanding the levels of hurt & pain & love & emotional growth & connection “bette and tina” have gone through to get to this point. this is season 5! slow burn at its best. need them back to show EVERYONE how it’s done. 🙌🏻❤️‍🔥

I miss fam🥹

Not to get too personal, but you just know every night when they're in bed, they give each other a kiss goodnight and say, 'I love you,' before falling asleep. #Swarla #Corrie

what a gorgeous woman 😍

#Corrie Debbie has just bought a cup of hot tea from the cafe.

im a helena supporter idgaf she did nothing wrong. she only knows what she is taught. such a well written complex woman character.

Respectfully, she’s not gay nor has she ever said to be gay. She just doesn’t like labels. FWIW, I think that’s the power of the SL with Lisa. People realize new attractions to a different gender at all points in life. For Carla, it was at 49. It happens quite often. #Corrie

betsy’s gonna have to leave the house for a couple weeks after the wedding i fear the noise cancelling headphones won’t be enough

I'm sorry—you lost sympathy for a character you don't even like because she's been written to be gay?? You're homophobic, Hazel. Plain and simple. I'm not even going to waste my breath talking about the fluidity of sexuality and how we can discover things about ourselves at any age. Because clearly, growth for you has been stunted and ended at the tip of a man's dick. Maybe that two-inch worldview is your problem. Keep your sympathies—they clearly don't carry much value. P.S. Carla isn't gay- and she hasn't labeled herself. But she's sure having a fabulous time with her women 😜😘

2 weeks today🥺🥺🥺

She can’t look at her or she will crack hahaha

From “don’t wanna ruin the friendship” to getting married in two weeks🥹🫶🏻✨💍 ✨Dedicated to the birthday girl @shanxford ✨ #swarla #lisaswain #carlaconnor #corrie #coronationstreet

In other news, this woman- loving goddess exists. 🌈 👅 #CarlaConnor #swarla

Some people still being in disbelief and offended that Carla Connor could fancy another woman 😂 that she could actually like some 🍑 Just cause THEY didn't see the signs throughout 20 years 🤣 🙄 Anywho.. I'm still waiting for Lisa to take on some line dancing😁 #swarla #corrie

Carla’s journey is one of the things that made me love Swarla so much. So, I always find it interesting how quick people are to comment on experiences they’ve never lived and how they turn on a character they love because of who they love. Sexuality, identity, coming out… these aren’t neat, black and white journeys with “clues” along the way. For so many people, especially women, it’s layered, complex and often realised later in life. That doesn’t make it unrealistic, it makes it real. Representation isn’t about ticking boxes or making things obvious enough for everyone else to be comfortable. It’s about people seeing themselves in stories, sometimes for the very first time, and feeling understood rather than questioned. What might feel “out of nowhere” to one person can feel deeply familiar to someone else. And that’s the bit that matters. Because when people who’ve never lived it start dismissing it, critiquing it, or calling it unrealistic, it doesn’t just land as an opinion on a character. It lands on real people who’ve walked that path. You don’t have to understand every experience. But there’s something to be said for recognising when something simply isn’t yours to define🏳️‍🌈 Behave Hazel🤦🏼‍♀️