I Write About Sex, Not Love. What

I Don't Judge Others. I Say If You Feel Good With What You're Doing, Let Your Freak Flag Fly.

I Think Growing Up In A Big Family Taught Me A Lot Of Problem Solving And How To Share And Compromise, And That's Been Helpful In My Marriage.

I Think The Things That Are More Painful To Me Are Not The Intrusion Of Paparazzi, It's The Lack Of Civility That I Find More Intimidating And Far More Painful An Experience. It's The Lack Of Critical Thinking. It's The Endless Snarky, Mean Way We Talk About Each Other, We Approach Each Other. The Anonymity Of Being Cruel, The Delight In Tearing People Down. The Tabloid Era That We Find Ourselves In Is A Cultural Boneyard, And That Is Painful To Me.

It's A Tricky Time Because People Are Going After The Wrong People, Too. There's A Misplaced Rage And Aggression, That As A Person In A Public Position You Almost Feel Like You Have To Be Perfect Now When You Express Yourself. It Feels Almost Unfortunate.

For The Last Ten Years Or More, I've Really Been Making Shopping Decisions Based On, "is That What I Want To Wear Forever?" I Tend To Not Have These Quick One - Night Stands Or Affairs With Fashion, Because It Never Suits Me Anyway. I Tend To Shop, Specifically With Heels Or Shoes, For Things That I Think, "yeah, This Is A Long - Term Relationship.".