I Don't Have Steve. There Is No

What Was Really Great With Eleanor Roosevelt - I Mean, Of Course, We All Have This Stereotypical, Really Satirical Almost, Version Of How She Speaks. What Was Really Interesting To Me Was I Found Various Radio And Tv Appearances Of Hers, But There Was One Talk Show That I Saw Her On; She Was The Only Woman, It Was All Men. They Were Talking About Policy - I Think It Was After She Was First Lady. I Think It Was More In The U.n. Days.

And For Me, It Is A Choice. I Understand That For Many People Its Not, But For Me Its A Choice, And You Dont Get To Define My Gayness For Me. A Certain Section Of Our Community Is Very Concerned That It Not Be Seen As A Choice, Because If Its A Choice, Then We Could Opt Out. I Say It Doesnt Matter If We Flew Here Or We Swam Here, It Matters That We Are Here And We Are One Group And Let Us Stop Trying To Make A Litmus Test For Who Is Considered Gay And Who Is Not.

I Never Felt Like There Was An Unconscious Part Of Me Around That Woke Up Or That Came Out Of The Closet; There Wasn't A Struggle, There Wasn't An Attempt To Suppress.

I'm So Not A Financial Person.

I've Always Been Wary Of Marriage.