Anyone Who Wants To Know Who I

I Figured Out It Was A Social Thing, What Women Were Allowed To Do. At A Very Young Age, I Decided I Was Not Going To Follow Women's Rules.

I Don't Know If I Get Recognized Necessarily, Though I Do Get Looked At A Lot - But I Don't Know If It's Because Of Who I Am, Or If People Just Think I Look Weird.

If You're Secure In Yourself, And Even If You're Not Secure In Yourself, You Don't Need To Bully.

Well You Know I've Been In That Place Too Where You Worry About What Everybody Thinks Of You, Am I Popular, Do People Care, Are They Looking At Me, All That Stuff. That's A Drag, Man. Having To Worry About Fitting In, Am I Cool Enough To Anything.

That Was Exactly Why People Didn't Want To Give Us Any Kind Of Life, Because We Were Threatening Their Status Quo, And They Just Didn't Want To Have Room For Girls Playing Rock 'n' Roll. It Bothered Them. First, People Just Tried To Get Around It By Saying, "oh, Wow, Isn't That Cute? Girls Playing Rock 'n' Roll!," And When We Said, "yeah, Right, This Isn't A Phase; It's What We Want To Do With Our Lives," It Became, "oh! You Must Be A Bunch Of Sluts. You Dykes, You Whores." That's What It Became. Then It Became A Name-calling Contest.