I Spent A Lot Of Time Staring

For Me, Stripping Was An Unusual Kind Of Escape. I Had Nothing To Escape But Privilege, But I Claimed Asylum Anyway. At Twenty-four, It Was My Last Chance To Reject Something And Become Nothing. I Wanted To Terrify Myself. Mission Accomplished.

You Make A First Impression And People Never Forget It. If People Want To Think Of Me As The Wacky 'juno' Lady Forever, I Could Think Of Worse Ways To Be Labeled.

I'm One Of The People That Were Divorced By 30, Which Is Apparently A Growing Group... Obviously It's Something That Affects You Forever. It's Going To Be Interesting To See In Ten, Twenty Years What Kind Of Lasting Effect Young Divorce Has On The People That Are Doing It Because It's Becoming More And More Common.

There's This Double Standard That Exists And It Really Frustrates Me. If A Woman Chooses To Work, People Say, "oh It's So Sad That You're Not At Home With Your Children." But No One Ever Says That To A Man Because It's Assumed That The Man Is Going To Be The Provider.

I Spent A Lot Of Time Staring At The Clock In School, So I Have That Kind Of Personality.