I Love Travel Shows. I Love Anthony

It's Weird Because Here I Am, An Actress, Representing - At Least In Some Sense - An Industry That Places Crushing Standards On All Of Us. Not Just Young People, But Everyone. Standards Of Beauty. Of A Good Life. Of Success. Standards That, I Hate To Admit, Have Affected Me.

I Don't Get Competitive, Really. So I Don't Know. If I'm Excited About Something, Hopefully Someone Will Think, "oh Right, You Should Do This." And That's Great. I'm Not Being Very Articulate About This. I Just Don't Want To Do Stuff If I'm Going To Feel Bummed Out And Uninspired.

I Am Tired Of Hiding And I Am Tired Of Lying By Omission. I Suffered For Years Because I Was Scared To Be Out. My Spirit Suffered, My Mental Health Suffered And My Relationships Suffered. And I'm Standing Here Today, With All Of You, On The Other Side Of That Pain.

I'm Not Used To Being In Front Of A Camera As Myself. I'm Not Used To Watching Myself As Myself.

I Call Myself A Feminist When People Ask Me If I Am, And Of Course I Am 'cause It's About Equality, So I Hope Everyone Is. You Know You're Working In A Patriarchal Society When The Word "feminist" Has A Weird Connotation.