I Believe In The Joyous Power Of

Why Do People Think That It's Appropriate To Talk To Me About My Body? Why Do Men Think It's Appropriate To Literally Write Comments That Not Only I Will See But That The World Will See About My Breast Size, The Clothes I Should Be Taking Off, The Kinds Of Things They Want To See More Of On Instagram, Which All Refer To My Body. And That's Not Even Getting Into The Threats Of Violence. And They Come Every Day. They Come Every Day. And It's Wild To Me That People Think This Stuff Is Appropriate.

I Don't Care What The Press Is About A Person That I'm Working With. I Care About How They Come To Work Every Day. I Don't Care Who Broke Up With Who Or Who Is Sleeping With Who Or Who Went Out Where. I Don't Care What You Do With Your Personal Life. It's When People Take Their Personal Lives Into A Space Where It Affects Their Performance At Work, That's When I Would Stop Taking Someone Seriously.

To Be Happy, It First Takes Being Comfortable Being In Your Own Shoes. The Rest Can Work Up From There. The Hardest Situation To Stay Happy, I Think, Is When You're Trying To Find Love, And Yourself At The Same Time. It Just Doesn't Seem To Fit Well. So I Believe That Happiness Is Being Able To Wake Up And Just Know That This Is What You Wanted, And Not What Somebody Else Wanted.

I Like To Have A Much Greater Base And Know A Lot More About My Character Before I Begin To Fill The Person. So A Lot Of It Really Entails Sit-downs With Them, Determining Who She Is, Where She Came From, And Why She Reacts A Certain Way, And Then I Was Really Able To Expand Upon A Lot Of That And Create A Lot Of That Story On My Own.

I'm Such A Sucker For Love And I Believe In It And I Always Want It To Win.