Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover

I Think I Felt That I Was Very Well Known For My Figure And Needed To Keep That Up For My Work. And I Regret All Of It. I Felt Fraudulent And Very Shameful.

People Get Real Comfortable With Their Features. Nobody Gets Comfortable With Their Hair. Hair Trauma. It's The Universal Thing.

My Husband And I Are Very Different. Our Company Is Called Syzygy Industries, Which Can Mean A Pair Of Opposites. And That's Exactly What We Are. Yet There Is Obviously A Very Strong Pull Toward Each Other.

If You Just Watch A Teenager, You See A Lot Of Uncertainty.

I Don't Have Great Thighs. I Have Very Big Breasts And A Soft, Fatty Little Tummy. And I've Got Back Fat. People Assume That I'm Walking Around In Little Spaghetti-strap Dresses. It's Insidious - Glam Jamie, The Perfect Jamie, The Great Figure, Blah, Blah, Blah. And I Don't Want The Unsuspecting 40-year-old Women Of The World To Think That I've Got It Going On. It's Such A Fraud. And I'm The One Perpetuating It.