Aaron<\/b>: Hey! If you don’t trust me, that’s fine. But if for some reason, underneath all that strength and confidence, you still don’t trust that you are lovable enough, I’m living proof\u2026 .that you’re wrong.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Debra Messing<\/b>: I am not Grace! It is a character! I won an Emmy for it! I even beat Sarah Jessica Parker! People forget!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Bobby<\/b>: See you on Grindr or Zellweger or whatever the fuck the next one is.
Aaron<\/b>: I’m not on any of those.
Bobby<\/b>: Then how do you meet people?
Aaron<\/b>: I’m not really looking.
Bobby<\/b>: Yeah. Me neither.\n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Bobby<\/b>: He is on another level. He’s like gay Tom Brady. When I’m with him, I feel like friggin’ Elphaba.
\nTina: I bet he’s as intimidated by you as you are by him. I’m telling you. He’s scared of being vulnerable. Gay guys from your generation still have all these pent-up masculinity issues. You all need to get over it already. Half the kids in Brian’s class are non-binary.
Bobby<\/b>: Well, it’s not fair, Tina. We had AIDS, and they had Glee.\n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Bobby<\/b>: Oh, I love this song.
Aaron<\/b>: What is this?
Bobby<\/b>: Old-school Mariah. How do you not know this?
Aaron<\/b>: I’m more of a country guy. You know, like Garth Brooks.
Bobby<\/b>: Garth Brooks? Who are you?\n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Aaron<\/b>: I like how hairy you are. You’re like Austin Powers.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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