The commitment to being exactly where and when one is really made an impression in this interview- "I never think about what isn’t happening" is hardcore.
(Also, reading the last line brought on some immediate, unexpected, and initially somewhat baffling tears. I didn't know Stacey was in a queer relationship and don't know if she conside…
The commitment to being exactly where and when one is really made an impression in this interview- "I never think about what isn’t happening" is hardcore.
(Also, reading the last line brought on some immediate, unexpected, and initially somewhat baffling tears. I didn't know Stacey was in a queer relationship and don't know if she considered herself queer back in the heyday of WNTW, but wow, this is some kind of retrospective balm for what it was like to have a resounding lack of non-Ellen queer women on mainstream television, even as the Fab Five were so widely celebrated, Will & Grace was such a hit, etc. Wishing continued goodness and happiness!)
The commitment to being exactly where and when one is really made an impression in this interview- "I never think about what isn’t happening" is hardcore.
(Also, reading the last line brought on some immediate, unexpected, and initially somewhat baffling tears. I didn't know Stacey was in a queer relationship and don't know if she considered herself queer back in the heyday of WNTW, but wow, this is some kind of retrospective balm for what it was like to have a resounding lack of non-Ellen queer women on mainstream television, even as the Fab Five were so widely celebrated, Will & Grace was such a hit, etc. Wishing continued goodness and happiness!)