Don't Peak In High School.

I Had A Bat Mitzvah, Was Confirmed, Went To Jewish Summer Camp, I Go To Temple For The High Holy Days. I Think, Like Most People In Their Early 20s, I Kind Of Strayed Away From It. I Think Once I Have A Family I'll Be Back Into It

There Is A Certain Expectation Of Girls To Eventually Grow Up And Behave And Fall In Line. I've Always Bucked Against That.

It's A Different Thing With Cable Tv. You Don't Have To Have Your Characters Be Lovely Again By The End Of The Episode. And In This Era Of The Male Antiheroes On Cable Tv, You Don't Even Need To Make Them Likable; You Just Need To Make Them Compelling. As Opposed To Film, Where It's Still Those Basic Tropes Of Good Versus Evil. But For Women, I Don't Think That Has Been Widely Seen Yet.

I Was A Late Bloomer. I'm Not One Of Those Girls Who's Like, "i Love My Body! Hey, Everybody, Come Look At My Body!

Save The Date' Feels Like A Quiet Story About Two Sisters And The Men In Their Lives, Kind Of Reminiscent Of The Quieter Rom-coms Of The 1990s; It's Very Character-driven And Not As Wedding-focused.