I’m having such an identity crisis. I don’t do my hair like that, I don’t wear clothes like that. I’m not that conservative. I’m very forward thinking yet kind of old fashioned. And when it comes to ethics, I’m very very old fashioned but I’m not in terms of how those ethics are expressed. So I believe in the truth, I believe in goodness and I believe in honesty and all of that. But I don’t believe in labels. And I don’t believe that people can absolutely define what’s right or wrong for other people. I think everyone has to make their own decisions, so it was tough as an actor who doesn’t hold those truths to be so, to find the truth that is. But once they opened up this season for me, I thought “Oh they’re going to let me go there.” Then it was easier to paint, if you will, the core of me. The core of Pam is Nia. In that, I love my daughter, I want her to be happy, I want her to find what is absolutely best for her. With that, Nia shares a common ground. And once we found that common ground, it was much easier for me to paint the flesh as being practiced in other ways. She was raised to believe that being homosexual is just a choice that you made, and it was wrong.