I'm talking about youth that are struggling with issues of sexuality. And about belonging and acceptance and self acceptance and being OK with those issues. Of course, at school there's absolutely nothing on the coming out process or there's nothing positive at all about gay people. There's nothing positive whatsoever as far as relationships. They don't know how to be in healthy, committed relationships.
People have to work towards that.
Because in school we had no role models. We didn't have the opportunities to learn about courting and about respect and all of these things that heterosexual youth had the opportunity to do. We're not all coming from the same ethnic backgrounds, we're not all coming from the same backgrounds of class and privilege and race, nor are we coming from the same backgrounds of understanding our sexual beings. So there's an incredible amount of room for diversity and accepting that diversity as is. It's a human story.