When People Don't Know What You Are,

I Think It's A Relatable Concept - When You Have A Long-term Relationship Or Marriage, And You Want To Try To Be Friends With That Person, Because You Kind Of Grew Up With That Person And They Know You Better Than Anyone, And How It's Just Impossible To Make That Transition Seamlessly.

Caring About What People Think Of Me Decreases Everyday.

In My Twenties I Would Be Skeptical Of A Bad Haircut, But Once You Turn Thirty It's More About Whether He A Nice Person And Does He Open The Door For Me. Once You Turn Thirty-five, It's More About Would He Make A Good Father. And Even If You're Just Liking Somebody And Digging On Someone, I Think You Can't Help But Think In Those Terms.

There's People Who Watch Shows While They're Preparing Their Dinners, And They Don't Want To Focus, And They Don't Want To Be Challenged, And Whatever. And Then There's People Who Want To Really Sit Down And Get Into A Character In A World, And Feel Like They're Expanding, Or They Have Complex Relationships, Or Whatever.

When A Thing You Love Faces Adversity, You Start To Feel More Protective Of It. Also, You Take An Inventory All The Time. You Ask Yourself, "is This Worth All My Fighting?"