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I Don't Know A Single Person In Life That Doesn't Have Conflict. I Don't Really Enjoy Acting Enough To Not Want To Experience Something That Feels Like It Really Affects Things. It's Like, If You Were A Surfer, Would You Want To Surf Where There Was Like Two-foot Waves, Or Would You Want To Surf On Like Ten-foot Waves. To Me, The More Kind Of Dramatic Stories Are More Exciting For Me, To Play With.

I Was 3-years-old - To This Day It Is A Vivid Memory. My Family And I Were On A Boat, Catching Fish. As One Fish Was Caught, He Was Writhing, Then He Was Thrown Against The Side Of The Boat. You Couldn't Disguise What It Was. This Was What We Did To Animals To Eat Them. The Animal Went From A Living, Vibrant Creature Fighting For Life To A Violent Death. I Recognized It, As Did My Brothers And Sisters.

When I Go Out With The Ladies, I Don't Force Them To Pronounce My Name. I Tell Them I Like To Go By The Nickname Of Kitten.

When I Look Back I Can't Believe How My Parents Managed, But The Cliche Is True. We Didn't Have Money, But We Were Rich In So Many Other Ways.

My Dissatisfaction With Acting Has Nothing To Do With Being Uncomfortable Or Vulnerable Or Feeling Like People Are Going To Criticize Me. That's Not The Problem.