It's So Easy To Grow Apart; Marriage

When I Was A Kid I Didn't Feel Like I Fit In Because - This Is Really Silly And I Probably Shouldn't Say It, But, I Didn't Think Anything Was Funny. So I Used To Go Home And Literally Cry To My Mom And My Step-dad At The Time And I Didn't Think Anything Was Funny. I Couldn't Laugh.

The Questions I'm Asking Myself Are, 'what Makes Me Happy? Where Do I Want To Be? What Will Make Me Happy At 50, 60 And 70?'

It Seems Like Everything Is So Polarized. You Get The Caricatures Of People, The Caricatures Of Their Beliefs. "i Hate This Kind Of Person" Or "i Love This Kind Of Person." But Actually, There's A Lot Of Great Things About Them. There Are Things To Like. There's Possibility Of Change.

Coco Is The Greatest Part Of My Life. I Love Everything About Being A Mom, But Our Talks And Walks On The Beach Are My Favorite Moments.

I Don't Have Time For Superficial Friends. I Suppose If You're Really Lonely You Can Call A Superficial Friend, But Otherwise, What's The Point?