Which is worse? What people think about you, or that they don't think about you?

I think people come thinking they're going to a regular nightclub, then they're pleasantly surprised.

Everyone was outside. [Some people were] sitting under the Arbor table umbrellas doing the final [together], thinking they could get away with it, while people were throwing up and crying and shaking and calling family and friends, taking pictures.

Coretta looked up to me. To the end, she depended on me. We were best friends and confidants. We did everything together.

A group of people you know who are in your whitelist or your blacklist can intertwine when you have a deep understanding to adapt to each individual's stereotype and they would all eventually accept of who you are.

The odds are loaded toward a path of least resistance in several ways. We often choose a path because it is the only one we see. When I get on an elevator, for example, I turn and face front along with everyone else. It rarely occurs to me to do it any other way, such as facing the rear. If I did, I'd soon feel how some paths bring on more social resistance than others.