I Think That We Give The Impression,

The Assault On Our Body Image, The Hypersexualization Of Girls And Women And Subsequent Degradation Of Our Sexuality As We Walk Through The Decades, And The General Incessant Objectification Is What This Conversation Allegedly About My Face Is Really About.

My First Big Acting Performance Was In The Marilyn Monroe Biography Piece, And It Required Frontal Nudity. I Talked To Mira Sorvino, My Co-star, About How Nervous I Was Because I Didn't Know How My Mom Would React. She Said, 'can I Be Completely Honest With You? I've Seen Your Mom In Interviews, And She Seems Pretty Screwed Up. I Don't Think There's Much You Could Do To Shock A Broad Like That.' And From That Moment On It Was Big Nipples To The Wind!

I Think That We Give The Impression, To Carry On Your Metaphor, That We Go A Little Faster Than We Actually Do. I'm Fairly Lazy So I'm Always Interested In Slowing Down.

A Wonderful Pastor I Know Once Told Me, "perfectionism Is The Highest Order Of Self-abuse." So Now I Try To Remind Myself That If I Engage In Perfectionism, I Am Abusing Myself. Period.

I Have A Responsibility To Nurture And Shepherd My Talent And When I'm Living The Parts Of My Life Not Related To That I Feel I Have The Right To Be Left Alone.