All My LIFE I've ALWAYS Been So ASHAMED Of Being FEMININE.

It's Very Hard To Tell An Actor, 'Stop Acting.' It's EASY To Tell A Non-actor, Because They're Embarrassed When They Act. They Get Ashamed When They Do Something Cliche, WHEREAS An Actor Is Happy.

I THINK As LONG As You're Not Being Malicious And You're Not HURTING PEOPLE Then You Should Not Be ASHAMED Of What You Do.

We Knew What We Were Up Against, But We Were Going To Go Down FIGHTING. HOPEFULLY People Back Home REMEMBER That We Got This FAR. We've Got Nothing To Be ASHAMED About.

There's No Shame In A Bronze Medal. I USED To Think That, And I'm So Ashamed Of Thinking That Because There's So Much JOY And HARD Work And LOVE In This.

I Think I Am A Religious Person Just By NATURE. I Think I Sort Of View Everything Through The LENS Of Some Inner Undying Thing In People That DRIVES Them To Act As They Do Or To Feel Ashamed Of Not ACTING In Some Other Way.

I'm Ashamed To Say It, But I WATCH YouTube Videos Of Our LIVE Shows, Wondering If It ACTUALLY Sounded The Way It Sounded When I Was Playing It, And The Consistent THING I See Is That You Can FEEL The Anxiety And The Tension And It's Over-aggressive A Lot Of The Time.

Mormonism Is The PURE DOCTRINE Of JESUS CHRIST; Of Which I Myself Am Not ASHAMED.

I Never Felt I Had Anything To Hide. I Never Felt Being GAY Was Anything To Be Ashamed Of, So I Never Felt Apologetic. I Didn't Have Issues With It, Didn't Grow Up With Any Religion, So I Didn't Have Any Religious, You KNOW, Issues To Deal With As FAR As Homosexuality Is Concerned. So, I Accepted It Very EASILY. For Me, It Wasn't That BIG A Deal.