With the sexuality thing, it’s the same. On a good day I think it’s super important. I remember when I was a teenager and there were hardly any girls in bands - in bands that I knew about - and none of them are gay. And I remember when I found out about the Riot Grrl movement - most of those girls weren’t gay, but it was so queer friendly and I remember being really inspired by them. Thousands of times people have come up in the last ten years in letters, emails, MySpace messages, yelling from the audience, or meeting and greeting us after a show and said thank you because they’re queer, or young or have siblings. I think it’s pretty significant that we’re a mainstream band with gay people in the band, but we’re not making gay music, we’re just gay. I’m not driving my car in a gay way, I’m not walking in a gay way - just because I make music and I’m gay it doesn’t mean I make gay music. Sometimes I hate that, because I don’t want to be limited to people who are queer or who gets queer music. I want everyone to relate to the music.