[y.winter]

I do believe he has good intentions and that he believes thoroughly in what he's saying - and there's nothing wrong about his message.
But I can't help but think that as much as he loves his messages, he loves the sound of his own voice even more.
Funny thing, until India said it yesterday, I didn't notice that he's overdoing his message like she did hers. We get it, gay rights are a positive thing and Ann's approach is terrible - but you don't need to go on and on and on about it. He truly feels like he's the beacon of all things right, and I wonder if this is all that he can think and talk about.
I don't like Ann's opinions on things, but I do find myself rolling my eyes whenever he says idioms like "I'm not ashamed of my body!", "I'm not ashamed of a friendship between two men", with the undertone of "I'm wonderful and you need to take a leaf out of my book". Can you speak like a normal human being and not jump from one cliche to another?