There Are People Who View Their Feminism

Certain People Are Like 'oh, Here Come The Feminazis!' You End Up Acting 10 Times Nicer Than You Even Need To Be, To Be The Opposite Of The Stereotype Like 'you're The Man Haters!' We're Always Bending Over Backwards Being Extra Nice. And I Don't Know If Being Nice Is My Legacy.

I Think That's Such An Important Message, Especially For Younger Women, To Know, 'i Don't Have To Come Out Of The Womb Painting Like Frida Kahlo. My Very First Thing That I Make Isn't Going To Be An Around-the-world Sensation.' You Have To Paint A Hundred Really Ugly, Barfy, Diarrhea Paintings Before You Come Up With That One Where You Start To Really Get Into Your Groove.

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 Always Tell Girls Who Say They Want To Start A Band But Don't Have Any Talent, Well, Neither Do I. I Mean, I Can Carry A Tune, But Anyone Who Picks Up A Bass Can Figure It Out. You Don't Have To Have Magic Unicorn Powers. You Work At It, And You Get Better. It's Like Anything- You Sit There And Do It Every Day, And Eventually You Get Good At It.

I'm Really Going Off Of Watching John Waters Speak One Time And I Remember He Just Kind Of Talked And It Was Totally Interesting. I Wanted To Hear About His Life And How He Got Started And When Did He Think He Made It, Stupid Stuff Like That. And What His Relationship With The Mainstream Is Because He's So Far Out There, But Then He Became Part Of The Mainstream In This Weird Way. He Was Really Funny, Though. Yeah, I Have To Work On My Jokes.