As A Culture, We Are Not Comfortable

I'm 53. I Don't Care About High School Students. I Find Them Irritating And Uninformed.

Life Is Too Mysterious To Try To Map It Out. I've Certainly Lived Long Enough To Know It Will Take You Places You Never Thought It Would Take You - And Some Of Those Places Are Kind Of Wonderful.

I Was Conveniently Bisexual For A Long Time, And Then I Went, 'come On, Who Am I Kidding?' And I Have To Say, It Was The Single Biggest Step I Took Toward Emotional Well-being, To Stop Feeling Like I Had To Hide Who I Am.

I Know A Lot Of Shows Are Like, 'here's The Pages,' Right Before They Start Filming. I'd Have A Heart Attack. The Anxiety Would Be Way Too Much For Me. I Don't Have As Strong A Backbone As Those Other Show Writers.

And As I Stumbled Onto Eastern Philosophy And Buddhism, It Was The First Time I Had Ever Read Any Sort Of Philosophy That Really Made A Tremendous Amount Of Sense. What I Liked That Was Missing From My Experience Of Christianity Growing Up Was A Sort Of Acceptance, A Sort Of Being Ok With Being Imperfect And Not Focusing On The Sin.