I've Always Been Attracted To Guys With

I Can Seriously Spend Five Hours Making One Dinner.

All The Rejection That I've Been Through Only Made Me Stronger, And It's Part Of Being An Entrepreneur. You Kind Of Have To Take The Kid Gloves Off And Let Them Feel It Because It's Not Going To Be The First Time That Someone's Going To Say "no" Or Close A Door In Your Face. You're Going To Have To Figure Out How To Burst Through It.

There's A Lot Of Pressure On Women To Fulfill Certain Fantasies. They Expect You To Be A Little Bit Of A Tart, To Flirt With All The Men. A Lot Of Women Do It. But I'm Not Doing That. I Talk With These Guys About Their Wives And Kids Right Away. When They Say Inappropriate Things, I Let Them, Because Boys Will Be Boys, But I'm Not Looking To Participate In Their Conversations.

Especially In Entertainment Geared Toward Young People, The Women Are Much Stronger Than They Used To Be. There's Not Really The Damsel In Distress Anymore. I Think The Stereotype Still Possibly Lives In Different Genre Pictures But, In Entertainment For The Younger Generation, They're Used To Women Being Equal And Being Strong. I Think If You Don't Portray That, It Would Be Kind Of Weird.

I Basically Went Out With Any Guy Who Asked Me Because Hardly Anyone Ever Asked Me Out.