I'm Not Naive To The Fact That

The Idea Behind It Did Come Out Of My Love For Travel Shows. I Loved Them As A Little Kid And I Loved Anthony Bourdain, But I Really Did Want To See One About Lgbtq Communities And Culture And The Specific Country That We Visit. Of Course It Is About The Joys And The Triumphs And The Nightlife, But Sadly, Unfortunately, It's Also About The Discrimination That People Face, Because That's The Reality.

We Are Just Trying To Do The Best Possible Job We Can. We're Not Perfect. All You Can Do Is Trust The Positive Intention Behind It, And We're Always Going To Work To, Hopefully, Get Better And Better.

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 Call Myself A Feminist When People Ask Me If I Am, And Of Course I Am 'cause It's About Equality, So I Hope Everyone Is. You Know You're Working In A Patriarchal Society When The Word "feminist" Has A Weird Connotation.

I Am Tired Of Hiding And I Am Tired Of Lying By Omission. I Suffered For Years Because I Was Scared To Be Out. My Spirit Suffered, My Mental Health Suffered And My Relationships Suffered. And I'm Standing Here Today, With All Of You, On The Other Side Of That Pain.