There Is Nothing A Good Long Walk

That Was An Interesting Aspect: To Go To War With The Church To Fight For The Very Thing That The Church Was Meant To Give To People.

You Reminded Me Of A Quote That My Acting Teacher Stella Adler Wrote In Her Book ['the Art Of Acting'], Which I Asked Her To Sign: "the Young Actor Feels Some Greatness Inside Themselves That They Want To Give Back To The World." That Resonated With Me, But I Didn't Really Understand What She Was Talking About Until Much Later, In The Way You Surmised That My Struggle To Become An Actor Was From Being This Kind Of Introverted Young Boy.

A Home Life Where It's So Full Of So Many Rigorous Ideas About The Way Things Should Be, This Word "should," I Think Is Absolutely Toxic To Children. It Hurts Their Personalities, It Hurts Their Points Of View In The World, It Hurts Their Ability To Be Open And Caring And Curious. An Element Of Allowance In A Family, Is, I Think, Really A Positive Thing.

You Value The Thing You Are Fighting For, But Then You Learn To Value The Time It Takes To Do It And The Time You Have Off. Both Of Which Are Precious.

I Live A Bourgeois Life.