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My Vision Of Punk Rock Was These Dudes Who Were Spitting On The Audience And Moshing. That's Why I Kind Of Left That Scene. Then I See All These People Around My Same Age Or Between 17 And 25 That Were Making Music Themselves In Their Own Town. They Weren't Just Singing, But Creating. I See Them Putting Out This Music Where There Are Tons Of Women Involved In The Scene And Involved In The Bands.

I Was Making Stickers For Guys' Bands. I Was In The Front Row Photographing Bands, Booking Bands, Doing All Of The Kind Of Backstage Stuff, And I Didn't Even Think For A Second I Could Do It, And Then I Saw Babes In Toyland, And All That Changed.

Younger Feminists Actually Care About Stuff That Came Before Them, The Same Way That I Totally Cared About And Loved And Felt So Lucky To Have Access To The Feminism That Came Before Me. To Have Younger People Take What Me And My Friends Have Done, And To Say 'we Have Access To That, But We're Going To Put That Through Our Own Internet Generation Filter And We're Going To Make It Into Something That Speaks To Us And Is A Lot Smarter.'

I Don't Want To Waste The Precious Moments I Have, And I've Felt That Way Since I Was 17. I Have To Take Risks Because Why Else Would You Be Alive? Put Your Pirate Patch On And Go On An Adventure Because You Only Have One Life To Live.

Every Time I Get Sexually Harassed, I'm Supposed To Turn Around And Yell At The Person, But There Are Safety Issues. Sometimes The Best Thing You Can Do It Just Walk Right Past That Person And Have A Great Day. But Sometimes You Feel Like You Really Need To Say Something.