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For Spirit Day, LGBTQ Celebs Share What They Would Tell Their Bully

What would you say to yours?

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Queer personalities like Eastsiders' John Halbach and Boy Erased author Garrard Conley reveal what they would say to those who taunted them when they were kids.

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