It's Weird Juggling Children In A Rhinestone

I Don't Believe There's A Certain Age Where You Can't Say And Feel And Be Who You Want To Be.

I'm Obsessed With Clowns And What They Represent And The Idea That Clowns Are Supposed To Make You Laugh, But Inevitably They're Hiding Something. That's How I Look At My Life.

Fame Can Be Very Disruptive. It Can Be Like A Drug. It Gives You The Feeling That You're Happy, It Gives You The Feeling Of Self-importance, It Gives You The Feeling Of Fullfilment; But It Can Distract You From What Is Really Important.

I Think It's Just That As A Creative Person, In All The Different Things That I've Done Or Ways That I've Found To Express Myself, I've Consistently Come Up Against Resistance In Certain Areas. I Think That The World Is Not Comfortable With Female Sexuality. It's Always Coming From A Male Point Of View, And A Woman Is Being Objectified By A Man - And Even Women Are Comfortable With That. But When A Woman Does It, Ironically, Women Are Uncomfortable With It. I Think A Lot Of That Has To Do With Conditioning.

In The End, By Having A Point Of View, By Taking A Stand For Things You Believe In, You're Ultimately Always Going To Offend People. That's Good. It's Certainly More Important To Take A Stand On Some Thing And Offend People, Than To Be Careful All Of Your Life And Have Everyone Approve Of What You Do. Or, As My Psychiatrist Likes To Say, Better To Live One Year As A Tiger Than 100 As A Sheep.