I Have Always... Expected A Lot From

I Can't Think Of Anything I'd Rather Do Less Than Have To Continuously Share Details Of My Everyday Life.

I'm Very Comfortable With My Sexuality, My Body, My Face - Well, Sometimes I'm Not Comfortable With My Face, But It's Stuck There And There's Nothing I Can Do About It.

My Parents Never Put A Lot Of Pressure On Us To Be Any Kind Of Way.... I Have My Funny Moments Where I Look At Myself And Think, Oh, This Is A Disaster. But You Have To Give Yourself A Reality Check And Go, All Right, If I Feel This Way, I'm Going To Do Something About It That's Healthy. I Can't Look At Somebody Who Is 6 Feet Tall And 120 Pounds And Say, I'm Going To Get That Body. That's Just Never Going To Happen. You Have To Work With What You've Got.

There Are People In America Who Are Absolutely Desperate Right Now, Who Have No Means To Support Their Families, Who Have No Opportunities To Better Themselves Or Their Education - And They're Not That Different From The Farmers And Working-class People That I Visited When I Went To Kenya With Oxfam.

People Are Fed Up - And I Think Quite Rightfully So. But What Are They Proposing As An Alternative To Just Being Upset Or Feeling Disillusioned Or Abandoned? That Kind Of Protest Movement Really Needs To Happen On A Much Bigger Scale, But There Needs To Be A Clearer Message.