People Say To Me All The Time,

My First Injury Ever Was A Broken Toe, And My Mother Made Me Run Laps Around The Mat For The Rest Of The Night. She Said She Wanted Me To Know That Even If I Was Hurt, I Was Still Fine.

We Were In The Middle Of A Sandbar In The Middle Of The Ocean With No One Around, And Still Someone Was Following Me From New York, And Was Hiding In Some Bushes Like A Mile Away With A Long Lens, So He Still Got Pictures. It Was Really An Eye Opener To How You Really Have To Be Careful About Being Followed Everywhere. I Was Trying To Go To The Most Remote Place In The World, I Was Out On A Sandbar In The Middle Of The Ocean, And They Still Found Me. It Was Definitely A Very New Experience.

There Have Been Times In My Adolescence Where I Gave Up. I Was Like, 'i'm Just Never Going To Be Pretty. I'm Never Going To Be Like One Of Those People On The Front Of Magazines.' It Always Seemed Really Strange To Me That The Projection Of How People Are In Advertisements Looked Nothing Like The People Who Were Actually Buying Them. You Know What I Mean? I Never Understood That Mismatch, And Now I Really Start To See That The People You See In The Media Are A Lot More Like People Actually Are.

When You Shoot Nude, You Always Find A Way To, Like, Cover Yourself Up In A Way. So You Really Don't Feel Like You're Truly Naked Because You're Still Covering Yourself.

I'm A Courageous Person Because I'm A Scared Person.