I Felt Very Awkward And Out Of

In England Especially, I've Found That If You Bring Up King Edward Viii And Wallis Simpson At A Dinner Party Or A Social Gathering, It's Like Throwing A Molotov Cocktail Into The Room.

Obviously, My Tastes And My Priorities Have Changed. But I'm Still Asking The Question 'why?' Just Because I'm A Mother Doesn't Mean I'm Not Still A Rebel And That I Don't Want To Go In The Face Of Convention And Challenge The System. I Never Wanted To Think In A Robotic Way, And I Don't Want My Children To Think That Way, Either.

If You Have To Ask For Something More Than Once Or Twice, It Wasn't Yours In The First Place. And That's Hard To Accept When You Love Someone.

I Think They Were Scared Of Me Because I Was Different. I've Always Asked, 'why? Why Do I Have To Do That? Why Do I Have To Look This Way? Why Do I Have To Dress This Way? Why Do I Have To Behave This Way?'

Freedom Comes When You Learn To Let Go, Creation Comes When You Learn To Say 'no'