But I've Never Felt Objectified. Nothing You

Since I Begrudgingly Started My Instagram Account And My Social Media Exposure/connection. I Say Begrudgingly Because I Just Didn't Want To Take The Plunge, But When I Realized It Was Just A Direct Connection To Our Customer And These Women, I Did It. I Like Listening To Their Stories And Their Feedback.

But I've Never Felt Objectified. Nothing You See Me Do Is An Accident.

I Love It, But It's Not Important To Me To Always Be Thought Of As Sexy. I Like It When It Doesn't Limit My Career. It's A Part Of My Life, But On A Secondary Plane

It's Flattering That People Think I'm Sexy, But It's Not The End-all, Be-all. The Minute I Put My Self-esteem On What They Think I Am, I'm Screwed, Because One Day They're Not Going To Think I'm Sexy.

I Think That, When You Play A Mother, Whether You Play A Bad Mother Or A Not So Great Mother Or An Amazing Mother, Being A Mother Is Already So Complicated. It's Already Three-dimensional, Automatically, No Matter What The Role Is, Because You're Playing A Mother.