I Do Tend To Be An Analyzer.

When Women Got The Vote, They Did Not Redefine Voting. When African-americans Got The Right To Sit At A Lunch Counter Alongside White People, They Did Not Redefine Eating Out. They Were Simply Invited To The Table. That Is All We Want To Do; We Have No Desire To Change Marriage. We Want To Be Entitled To Not Only The Same Privileges But The Same Responsibilities As Straight People.

I Feel That Between My Experience And My Mother's, Breast Cancer Is A Little Bit Like Someone Who Lives Next Door. I Know What That Person Looks Like And What Their Daily Habits Are.

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 Was A Huge Della Reese Fan, When Della Reese Was On. I Idolized All The Panelists. I Was In Love With Kitty Carlisle. Nipsey Russell, Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Gene Rayburn.

I Just Want My Relationship To Be More For Myself Rather Than A Public Statement.