Love Is Scary, Like Anything Else, Whether

I Cherish My Clothes And I Remember What Seasons They're From. But Someone Said To Me As I Was Having Trouble With Styling A Dress That I Had Bought, And He Said To Me: "throw It On The Floor." And I Was Like, "what? It's Like A Gown." He Goes, "throw It On The Floor," And I Did, And He's Like That's How You Need To Wear Everything. You Wear Clothes Like You Throw Them On The Floor.

I Think That, Like Anything, People Take Their Image And What They Want Somebody Else To Be And Then People Just Run With It. And When You Really Know The Person And Really Love The Person, You Recognize That That Person Is Nothing Like That.

I Don't Believe [monogamy] Is Realistic. But, I Believe That We, As People, Have The Power To Make It Happen.

My Mom Is 70, And She's Still Wearing The Things She Wore In The 80s. I Appreciate People Like That, Who Know Who They Are And What They Like To Wear - And Have Fun With It. Like, You Can See That They Enjoy Expressing Themselves.

Technology Allows Us To Weed Out A Lot Of The Extraneous Circumstances That Can Happen In Certain Environments. If You Have An Opportunity To Say, "i'm Going To Be In Charge Of My Own Narrative. I'm Going To Be The One Who Sees That This Is Ok For Me," Like Anything Else, It Just Gives You A Position Of Feeling Like You Can Be In Charge Of Those Things.