Kail

Good.

I'm glad.

What does being yourself and accepting the fact that you're gay mean to you right now?

No.

Yeah, I do.

I think it would have been helpful if you had a gay male as someone that was in your inner circle that would have maybe helped a little bit.

But obviously I don't really know.

Like we don't have gay men in our circle too often.

More gay women, I would say.

Has it been challenging for you to figure out who Elliot is because of one, I guess, public opinion, but two, because of, you know, the different family dynamics at my house at my house and then the dynamic at your dad's house?

Do you feel like it's been challenging?

Right.

So you don't find that super challenging at all?

Not really.

Good.

I'm glad that actually makes me feel pretty good about because I know that you've been on social media and stuff.

And that's hard as a mom.

I think it's like an internal conflict.

It's like, obviously, I know you're all your friends are on social media, but you're sort of your situation's a little different than theirs because they weren't on TV.

And so they don't there may be some opinions, but not quite on the level that you might get it.