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I Had A Tough Time Fitting In, As I Guess Most Kids Do. I Felt Like School Was Kind Of A Grand Opportunity To Figure Yourself Out And To Figure Out What You Wanted.

I Had Started Acting When I Was 7, And I Was Always Wrong. I Would Always Get To The Very End [of The Audition], But I Wasn't A Perfect Package Of One Thing. I Wasn't A Cliche, And It Always Worked Against Me. I Wasn't Pretty Enough To Play The Popular Girl, I Wasn't Mousy Enough To Be The Mousy Girl. Then There Was A Tv Show That Toni Collette Was Starring In. And When A Role To Play A Girl Who Was Struggling With Identity Came, I Thought: "oh, This Is What I Was Supposed To Do. Everything's Leading Up To This Moment." I Was 18. I Was Like, "this Is It." I Didn't Get It. And I Was Devastated.

I Think That Fashion Is Very Important For Me And I Think That It's A Wonderful Means Of Self-expression.

Instruments Fascinate Me Because They're Completely Awkward. When I Picked Up A Guitar For The First Time I Was Like, "what Is This?" Because It's So Foreign And Unknown.

Sometimes I Laugh With My Parents, And Sometimes I Yell At Them, And Both Are Therapeutic.