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It Makes Me Proud, And It Makes Me Scared. More Than Anything, I Want To Be An Actor And I Want To Keep Working, And I Think There's A Danger In Being Perceived As A Poster Boy For Something.

By The Time I Came Out, That Kind Of Stopped It. The Bullying Stopped When I Claimed Myself And Proved That I Wasn't Afraid. A Lot Of It Was When I Was Hiding When I Was Younger.

I Wasn't Being Bullied At School At This Point. I Had A Group Of Friends, And I Was Isolated Because I Wasn't Communicating With My Parents. I Wasn't Telling Them What I Was Going Through.

A Lot Of My Friends Are Club People. It's Not Me. It's Funny To Represent That, Because It's Not Me. I Don't Fit Into A Gay Club Setting. It's Just Ironic That I Represent That Somehow.

I Wonder What Kind Of Lives They Will Have Built For Themselves When They Turn 45 And Can't Really Have Any Connection With People Because They Are So Used To Fleeting Sexual.