There Are Some Of Us Who Are

I Was A Russian Dancer In My Elementary School Production Of Fiddler On The Roof When I Was In Third Grade Or Fourth Grade. I Was One Of The Younger Kids Accepted Into The Play, And The Plays Were Pretty Impressive, Let Me Say.

None Of My Friends Are In The Entertainment Industry.

I Wanted To See Myself As Something Different, And I Wanted To Convince People That I Was Capable Of Something Other Than What They Would Expect From Me.

I Was A Weird Tomboy Most Of My Life. I Didn't See The Power In My Own Female Form For Quite A Long Time. Maybe That's A Good Thing.

It's Refreshing, Honestly, To Be Able To Have More Intellectual Conversations About Sex And The Meaning Of Sex, And Intimacy And What That Means In Relationships. As A Person In The World, It's On Your Mind. It's A Part Of Your Life, After A Certain Age Until You're Dead. So, To Be Able To Examine It In A Different Way Is Really Fulfilling.