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I Think A Lot Of People Are Projecting Their Own Troubles And Fears Concerning Sexuality Onto Those Around Them, And It Does Result In The Perpetuation Of A Lot Of Hateful Notions. As Long As I Can Remember, I've Felt Really Horrified Watching Those Dynamics Play Out.

I Don't Need My Sexuality Celebrated, And I Certainly Don't Need It To Be Criticized. I Didn't Necessarily Want It To Be Observed, But Here We Are.

The Most Important Part Of My Practice As An Artist Has Been Remembering To Stay Humble. There Is So Much Hurt, So Much Sorrow, So Much Pain In The World, And I Think When You're Born And Bred Into Privilege, It's Easier To Have A Closed Perspective On Things. But There's This Opportunity That's Open To All Of Us To Let Empathy Connect Us Back To One Another.

Getting Socially Outcast Can Be The Best And Most Informative Thing That Can Ever Happen To You Because You Have To Learn Who You Are Separate From The Pack.

I Genuinely Think I Have A Hugging Superpower. I'm Starting To Master The Transformative Hug. I Have A Strange Memory Ability. There's A Lot Of Information That I Don't Cognitively Know, But That Seems To Rise Up At Moments Of Need. That Feels Like A Superpower. Something That Nobody Knows About Me Is That I Discovered At A Young Age That I Could Sing In Two Tones. I Don't Do This In Performance, Because It's Something Very Special To Me. But I've Learned That It's A Practice That Goes Back Far In Time.