I Am Always The Baywatch Girl At

I Don't Consider Myself A Feminist, But I Feel Very Empowered As A Woman, And I've Used All My Resources Widely. I Believe In Equality, But That's Just Naturally Happening. I Still Want A Door Opened For Me, To Be Treated Like A Lady, But I Also Want Equal Rights For Women, Of Course.

My Hair Was So Much A Part Of My Personality And All My Photo Shoots. I Hid Behind My Hair. And Then, I Just Decided I Was Okay With Myself. To Have Short Hair And Really Show My Face Is Even More Revealing Than Anything. It's A Statement - Not To Everyone Else, More To Myself. I'm Just Ready To Get Out From Behind My Hair And Be Myself.

Yeah, I Finished, It Was Hard. Those Last Five Miles. It Was Like Giving Birth And Then Being Told To Run As You're Giving Birth. It Was So Much Pain In My Hips. I Don't Know If Women Are Meant To Run, Especially After Having Kids.

Even As A Kid, I Read Jung - Reflections And Individuation In Fairy Tales; All The Inner Circle Of Jung Was A Real Huge Thing For Me.

I Am Always The Baywatch Girl At Heart. The Rock 'n' Roll Got Harder And Softer But I Wouldn't Give Up Those Times For Anything.