I'm Incredibly Happy, I'm Incredibly Lucky.

I Think The Goal Is Always To Go Deeper Within Myself, And Accept Myself On Deeper Levels And To Know Myself On Deeper Levels. Whether Or Not I Look For Roles That Are Going To Do That For Me, I Certainly Look For The Ways In Which The Roles I Get Can Do That For Me.

I Went To High School Directly Across The Street From Carnegie Mellon, Actually, And I Knew People That Were A Couple Of Years Older Than Me That Went There. I Was Able To See Shows In The Drama Department, And Hang Out There Little Bit, And It Just Felt Like A Natural Progression. It Was At The Top Of My List.

What Scares Me? Oh, Now That's A Big Question. I Don't Know What Scares Me - Cockroaches, Nuclear Apocalypse. Fear Is An Interesting Thing. It Has A Place In All Of Our Lives. I Try To Be As Fearless As Possible. I Don't Always Succeed, But I Like To Think I Try.

In Light Of Jamey [rodemeyer]'s Death -- It Became Clear To Me In An Instant That Living A Gay Life Without Publicly Acknowledging It -- Is Simply Not Enough To Make Any Significant Contribution To The Immense Work That Lies Ahead On The Road To Complete Equality.

I Remember [patrick J. Adams] Being In A Particularly Disillusioned Place And Really Wanting Your Ambitions To Be Met With Opportunity And Not Feeling Like They Were. It's All The More Reason That I Feel Grateful To Be Able To Stay Connected And Be In Each Other's Lives. Obviously Now You're In A Very Different Place, And It's Really Nice To Be Able To Look Back On That And Be Reminded Of How Far We've Come, At Least In The Opportunity Aspect. The Mental State Aspect Of It Is A Different Story, I'm Sure, But I Always Knew You Would Work.