The Bravest Thing I Ever Did Was

I Kind Of Imagine Myself At Eighty, A Cat Lady.

I Had An Upbringing In Which I Was Allowed To Be Free And Use My Mind. My Parents Only Helped Me To Be Myself. It Was Only In My Teenage Years That I Met People Who Made Me Start Having Doubts About Who I Was. They Said You Shouldn't Be Confident, You Shouldn't Be Strong. It Is Only When You Meet Those Other People That You Lose Confidence.

I Was Like Twelve Or Something, When You First Kiss A Guy And You See The Way The Guy Reacts, How They Get Really Excited, Or Whatever. And I'm Perceptive, So I Think, "ah, Jeez, Is That Something That I'm Able To Do?"

Success Is A Nice By-product But What I Really Want Is Work.

I Knew I Could Live No Other Way, That The One Thing I Wanted Was To Act And Do It Well.