I Realised That Conforming Didn't Accomplish Anything.

I Think Most Of Us Are Raised With Preconceived Notions Of The Choices We're Supposed To Make. We Waste So Much Time Making Decisions Based On Someone Else's Idea Of Our Happiness - What Will Make You A Good Citizen Or A Good Wife Or Daughter Or Actress. Nobody Says, 'just Be Happy - Go Be A Cobbler Or Go Live With Goats.'

I Still Think Marriage Is A Goofy Institution If You Set It Up As This Institution With A Predetermined Set Of Rules. It's Unhealthy To Have A Predisposed Expectation Of What You Think A Marriage Should Be - As This Thing At The End Of The Rainbow. False Expectations Take Away Joy.

I Was Actually Looking At Comedies And Wondered, 'why Is Every Comedy For A Women A Romantic One? I Was So Done! Then I Said, 'could I Look At Every Script Jim Carrey Rejected?' It Didn't Center Around Me Getting A Man.

I Was Always Longing To Do, Emotionally And Physically, What My Male Counterparts Always Got To Do. I Just Felt Envious, Every Time I Saw A Movie That I Was In Awe Of, And It Was Usually A Male Lead. And Those Kinds Of Roles Weren't Available. They Just Weren't Being Written.

If I Die Tomorrow, Will I Have Gotten Everything In The World I've Ever Wanted? No. But I Will Have Gotten Everything That's Made Me Happiest.