When We Were Kids, We Would Never

Well, At Least I Had On Underwear

It's Just So Bizarre How In This World If You Have Asthma, You Take Asthma Medication. If You Have Diabetes, You Take Diabetes Medication. But As Soon As You Have To Take Medicine For Your Mind, It's Such A Stigma Behind It.

"i Was Just Like A Pathological Liar When I Was A Kid. I Think I Just Wanted To One-up Somebody. Somebody Would Be Like, 'oh, God, My Legs Hurt.' I'd Be Like, 'your Legs Hurt? I'm Getting Mine Amputated Next Week.' And That's Actually How My Mother Found Out. She Came To School And Somebody Was Like, 'god, That's Such A Shame About Jennifer's Legs.' She Made Me Purge. I Had To Spill Out All Of My Lies. I Was Like, 'i Said That Dad Drove A Barge, And We Were Millionaires, And You Were Pregnant, I Had To Get My Legs Amputated, And I Spayed Cats And Dogs On The Weekends.' Now I Can't Lie.

I Memorize My Lines And I Show Up. I Think It's Just Instinctual, And Sometimes It's Wrong And The Director Says, "no, Do It This Way." And Then I Can Change, Because I Didn't Spend All Night Practicing It This One Way. All I Do To Get Ready For The Day Is The Night Before, I Read My Lines Once Or Twice, Memorize Them, And Then I Show Up.

I Adapt To Directors, I Don't Like Making Directors Adapt To Me. If I'm With Clint Eastwood Then I'll Do Two Takes, If I'm With Fincher I'll Do 50 - Though The Thought Of That Sounds Horrible.