I Love Body Parts, Especially Hands.

My Sexuality Is A Part Of Me That I Really Like. But It's Not The Totality Of Me.

I've Had So Many Interviews Where The Last Question Is, Are You Gay? I Had To Find Very Creative Ways To Say That I Was Gay, But That I Wasn't Going To Talk About It.

I Didn't Choose The Fact That I Was Gay, But I Did Choose Whether To Live My Life As A Gay Woman-that Was The Terrifying Thing For Me. Especially Being A Gay Actress.

I Began To See Myself As Someone Who Can Help Others Understand Diversity Rather Than Feeling Like A Social Outcast. Ellen Taught Me To Not Care About Other People's Opinions. She Taught Me To Be Truthful. She Taught Me To Be Free. I Began To Live My Life In Love And Complete Acceptance. For The First Time I Had Truly Accepted Myself.

And I Somehow Always Felt Less Lonely When I Was Completely Alone.