In My Family, I'm Short.

It Was Funny Actually Because That Was Still During The Time We Were Dating. He Would Get All These Calls Because Supposedly Before We Broke Up, We Had Already Broken Up In The Trades, In The Rags Or Whatever.

You Really Can't Just Take Someone Who's Got A Drug Addiction And Just Put 'em In Rehab. It Doesn't Work That Way. You Can't Choose It For Them. They Have To Choose It For Themselves - Because That's Scary. It's Really Hard.

I Have Family Members Who Literally Struggle With Crack Addiction, And I've Seen How Destructive That's Been, Not Only For Their Relationships And Their Children And Their Career, But Perpetually Even Until Today Because That Meant That That Person Was Not There All These Years To Raise Their Child And Just The Damage That It Inflicts.

Maybe You Just Have Those Impromptu Conversations, Or Where All Of The Sudden You're Standing On The Corner Waiting To Cross The Street And You Notice Three People Looking Up And You Look Up With Them. And You All Smile At Each Other Because You're Seeing A Little Piece Of A Rainbow Between Two Buildings, And That Little Rainbow And You All Just Shared A New York Moment, And That's Awesome, And Then You Keep On In Your Way.

There Have Been People Who've Understood It For A Long Time, Who've Gone, Okay, This Is A Medium I Get. It's Not A Phase; It's Not A Fad; It's Actually Something Quite Vital And Important, And It's Pretty Fascinating To Watch That.