I Am What I Am Are You

What An Amazing And Sacred Place [israel] To End The Tour

When I Was 11 Years Old And I Was On A Road Trip With My Family. I Turned To My Dad And Said, "do You Believe In Adam And Eve?" And He Said He Didn't Think So. I Remember That Felt Like A Slap In The Face, Because If My Parents Questioned Adam And Eve, Then They Potentially Questioned Everything Within Catholicism. Eventually That Idea Led To My Feeling Liberated, But At That Time It Was Very Scary.

Then I Realized That Secrecy Is Actually To The Detriment Of My Own Peace Of Mind And Self, And That I Could Still Sustain My Belief In Privacy And Be Authentic And Transparent At The Same Time. It Was A Pretty Revelatory Moment, And There's Been A Liberating Force That's Come From It.

I Didn't Want To Be One Of Those Women Who Wake Up At 63 Years Old And Realize They've Missed The Window Of Opportunity For Marriage And Children.

I Have A Profound Empathy For People Who Are In The Public Eye, Whether They Manifest It Themselves Or Whether It Happened By Accident - It Doesn't Matter To Me. I Think There's A Great Misunderstanding Of What It Is To Be Famous.