I Feel My Best When I'm Happy.

I Remember When I Was Doing Mermaids [1990], I Was 16 And They Gave Me A B12 Shot Once. My Parents Weren't There, And When They Did Come, They Freaked Out. They Were Terrified, Because Of The Judy Garland Stories. I Know It's Just Vitamin B, But It Did Give You A Boost.

I Think I'm Learning To Be Bolder In My Career Choices And Be More Confident In My Personal Life. I Haven't Always Felt Very Secure As An Individual, But Now I Feel I Certain Confidence And Sense Of Self That Gets Me Through The Day A Lot Better Than Before.

I Was Not The First Choice For Veronica In Heathers. I Auditioned And They Were Like, "oh, Thanks." And I Went To The Beverly Center To Macy's And Had Them Do A Makeover On Me. I Went Back Because I Kind Of Knew That They Thought I Wasn't Pretty Enough. They Were Trying To Get Jennifer Connelly.

When You Finally Accept That It's Ok Not To Have Answers And It's Ok Not To Be Perfect, You Realize That Feeling Confused Is A Normal Part Of What It Is To Be A Human Being.

I Think That As Actresses - And I've Definitely Gone Through This In A Really Bizarre Way, Because I Worked So Much And Was Really Lucky With The Roles That I Got When I Was Younger - I Remember Hearing The Older Actors Saying, "it Gets Tough," And Thinking, "really? I Can't Imagine."