By Focusing On The Community, You Can

I Think A Lot Of People In My Circle Are Thinking That Way Or See The Movie [into The Forest] And Then Really Think That Way. I Think It's Hopefully Tapping Into Sort Of A Consciousness Right Now In Regards To Our Society's Relationship With The Environment And Our Own And Our Disconnect From It, Myself Included.

I Think It's Really Easy For People To Point Out Hypocrisy In People's Lives. It's Like Yeah, I Get On Planes A Lot, And I Drank From A Plastic Water Bottle Today - You Know What I'm Saying? A Lot Of People Would Just Be Like, "oh, You're A Hypocrite. You Live In An Ecovillage For A Month, And Then You Fly Around The World To Talk About A Movie." Don't Think That I Don't Think About Those Things! Don't Think That That's Not, Like, A Quandary In My Life. It Can Be A Pretty Intense Ethical Dilemma. I Think It's About Figuring Out, You Know, Navigating Life.

You Think You're In A Place Where You're All 'i'm Thrilled To Be Gay, I Have No Issues About Being Gay Anymore, I Don't Feel Shame About Being Gay,' But You Actually Do. You're Just Not Fully Aware Of It. I Think I Still Felt Scared About People Knowing. I Felt Awkward Around Gay People; I Felt Guilty For Not Being Myself.

Regardless, For Me, I Feel A Personal Obligation And A Social Responsibility.

Of Course You Have Days That Are Long, You're Tired, And Things Aren't Working Out, And You Can Get Frustrated, But I Would Say Any Of The Things That Make It Less Glamorous Or Cause Some Complexity Or Turn You Down The Road You Weren't Expecting To Go Down Is A Part Of The Thrill.