I Am The Queen Of

In My Family, I'm Short.

I Really Like Twitter. It's A Conversation And It Reminds Me Of Having Stranger Conversations On The Train. I'm A New Yorker. I'm Used To Bumping Into Strangers, Acknowledging Them, Them Acknowledging Me, Even If It's Just With An Eyebrow Lift.

I'm In High Heels, I'm Wearing A Fabulous Dress, People Want Me To Just Smile And Talk About My Movie Because I Only Have Three Minutes, And That's My Job.

I Have Family Members Who Literally Struggle With Crack Addiction, And I've Seen How Destructive That's Been, Not Only For Their Relationships And Their Children And Their Career, But Perpetually Even Until Today Because That Meant That That Person Was Not There All These Years To Raise Their Child And Just The Damage That It Inflicts.

There Have Been People Who've Understood It For A Long Time, Who've Gone, Okay, This Is A Medium I Get. It's Not A Phase; It's Not A Fad; It's Actually Something Quite Vital And Important, And It's Pretty Fascinating To Watch That.