I Was Known As The Little Girl

I Don't See Makeup As A Defense. I See It As A Creative Outlet. I Am A Woman Who Has My Extreme Vulnerable Side And My Baggage--and At Times I Feel Extremely Weak. And Who's To Say A Little Mascara Doesn't Make You Feel More Confident When You Pop It On And Look In The Mirror? It Helps, Especially In My Position, Where I Have People Waiting Down The Street To Take Pictures Of Me So They Can Evaluate And Criticize Every Little Flaw On My Face.

I'm Not One That Just Throws Music Out There To Keep It Coming, And All That. I Believe In The Craft, And The Time It Takes To Really Nurture Something And Put A Lot Of Effort Into The Details.

Growing Up With The Childhood That I Had, I Learned To Never Let A Man Make Me Feel Helpless, And It Also Embedded A Deep Need In Me To Always Stick Up For Women.

I Didn't Want To Do Something That Was Easy For Me.

I Felt Caged By My Childhood.