I Was A Very Extrovert Kid. It

I Was Always In And Out Of School. What I Learned In High School Is That Female Friendships Are So Much More Important Than Worrying About Having A Boyfriend Or Looking Good Or Things Like That. I Had Such A Good Girlfriend Growing Up That We Didn't Need Anything. We Had Such A Creative World Of Our Own Imagination Together. For Me, If I Have A Child, I Would Say, "i Hope You Find A Best Friend That Makes It So You Don't Really Need Much But Each Other." Learning About That Type Of Friendship And Trust Is One Of The Best Things I Ever Got Out Of School.

When You're In A Depressed State, Having Something Really Bad Happen Gives You Kind Of A Life Again.

I've Always Used My Own Personal Emotions And Things That I've Gone Through In My Life To Build A Character. The Work That I Do Before A Film Feels Almost Like Therapy, Between Me And Whoever I'm Playing.

I Don't Really Relate To Myself As The Girl In The Magazine. Which Is Dangerous For Me, Too, Sometimes, Because I Don't Think All The Time, 'well, Look To See If People Are Following Me Home.' Sometimes I'm A Little Bit More Free Than Maybe I Should Be.

Boys Frustrate Me. I Hate All Their Indirect Messages, I Hate Game Playing. Do You Like Me Or Don't You? Just Tell Me So I Can Get Over You.