Women In The Postfeminist Era, While Supposedly

I Have A Very, Very Healthy Relationship With Food In That I Eat Whatever I Want, Whenever I Want. I Never Restrict Quantities Or Types Of Food.

In High School I Had Sex With Girls Quite A Few Times. They Were Straight Women Who I Convinced To Jump In The Sack With Me.

I Thought That If I Accomplished Enough, That Somehow I Would Be Let Off The Hook In The Future. Like I Didn’t Have To Keep Striving And Achieving Because I Had Done That Already, And It Would Add Up To Being Enough.

At My High School Graduation, I Graduated From Home School, So It Was Pregnant Teens And Gang Members. But, When I Got On Stage, There Were Kids In The Background Who All Screamed, "marry Me!," Very Loud.

If Your Self-esteem Really Does Depend On How You Look You're Always Going To Be Insecure. There's No Way You Can Get Around It Because You Are Going To Age. Even If You Get That Perfect Body You're Going To Get Older And Older And Older. You Can't Avid It. So You Have To Somehow, At Some Point, Take Control And Sift The Focus And Decide Who You Are, What You Can Contribute To The World, What You Do And Say, Is So Much More Important Than How You Look.