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People Ask Me If I Have Stage Fright. I Say, "god, No, I'm Completely Comfortable There. I Have Rest-of-the-day Fright."

There's People Who Think What They Need And What They Deserve In Their Lives Is A Lot Worse Than What They Actually Do, So They Get Themselves Involved In Things That Are Needlessly Painful: Brutal Relationships, Abusive Relationships.

You Have To Kind Of Shift The Way You Look At Life When You're In A Group Of People That You Work With. It's Not So Much, Do They Make You Feel Good When You're Around Them All The Time; It's How Can You Make Everyone Feel Comfortable Together.

Over And Over Again In My Life, I Find Closeness To Other People And Proximity To Other People Really Painful; That's Part Of My Mental Illness, Social Anxiety. Closeness To Other People Is Really Hard, But It's Also A Shame Because It's All You Want Too. But It Doesn't Always Work.

But What You Realise After You've Been In The Business For A While Is That People Develop Opinions About You That Don't Have Anything To Do With Your Music, They Like Or Dislike You For A Million Reasons, They Like Or Dislike You For Your Last Record.