My Mother Had Me On Four Times

When Nancy Reagan Was Presented With People Who She Really Felt Like Weren't Going To Judge Her, There Was Such A Floodgate Of Affection And Warmth And Physical Affection That, Most Of The Time, Was Kept At Bay Because, "oh, Someone's Going To Say Something." I Think That Because Of So Many Things That Happened To Her In Her Childhood, But Also In The Press.

I Think It Was Interesting To Be Steeped In That [political] World.

Gay People Who Want To Marry Have No Desire To Redefine Marriage In Any Way. When Women Got The Right To Vote, It Did Not Redefine Voting.

I Am Very Annoyed About This Issue. Why Can’t It Be A Choice? Why Is That Any Less Legitimate? It Seems We’re Just Ceding This Point To Bigots Who Are Demanding It, And I Don’t Think That They Should Define The Terms Of The Debate. I Also Feel Like People Think I Was Walking Around In A Cloud And Didn’t Realize I Was Gay, Which I Find Really Offensive. I Find It Offensive To Me, But I Also Find It Offensive To All The Men I’ve Been Out With.

I Understood More What Nancy Reagan And Ronald Reagan, What They Were Coming From. Kind Of The Horrors Of Their Childhoods That They Were Coming From. When You Experience Such Pain Early On, Some People Really Interface With That Pain And Try And Unpack It, And Some People Just Take It And Squelch It Down And Try And Be As Successful As They Can. And, You Know, Encourage Everybody, "don't Dwell On The Negative! Come On, Buck Up!"