I got quartered by three of my six great students I lunched today and they came up to me all excited. They were like, Miss Collins, what's your sexuality? I said, why do you need to know that right now? And they were like, oh, I don't know. I just think you'd be like a super fun, like, by your pan person. And I said, well, I don't really know how much I'm allowed to talk about this to students. But, um, just looking at my shoe bases help. And these kids just flipped out. They were so excited. So either the story didn't happen, which is possible, or the story did happen in which case I really questioning both the teaching tactics of the school and the parenting tactics of the kids. You run up to people and you ask them about their sexuality and sexual orientation. And then as a teacher, you're subtly signaling to your students, your gender and sexual identity, the issue, laces. This is also important. It's so huge. Our society, what I'm sure, well developed society, we are. What one enriching society, lives are becoming so much better because of this stuff. Clare,