I've Proven That I'm Not

I've Proven That I'm Not A Complete Failure. Every Film Has Done Well. It's Like, "so, Okay, When Do I Get My Deal At Warner Bros?

I Make These Little Films. I'm Just A Working Person. I Just Study People A Little Bit More. It's More Sociological, And It's Funny Anyway - Not That Serious. It's Not Like False Humility. I Just Take It For What It Is.

I Had To Trick People Into Giving Me Money For My First Film. Making A Romantic Comedy Is Easier And More Expected From A Woman Than It Is To Make A Drama About A Japanese Warrior.

Some People Are Still Very Romantic! I Mean, Those Funny Vampire Films Are Super Romantic, And I Don't Think That's Bad. It Means There Are A Lot Of People Who Still Believe In Love In A Weird Way. Okay, It's A Cheesy Way, And I Guess If You Think About It, You're Like, "wait, You Can Love Them As Long As They're Dead?" Maybe That's The Point. Maybe It's More Twisted Than I Thought. You Can Love But You Can't Age.

It's Very Hard To Sustain Love, That's For Sure. But The More You Have Your Own Life And Your Own Self, And The Less You Give Away Who You Are, The More Men Are Attracted To You. The More Desperate You Are For A Relationship, The Worse It Is To Find A Healthy Relationship. Because The Minute You Become One-and-a-half People Instead Of Two, It's A Mess. Nobody's Happy. Keeping Your Identity And Having Your Own Life And Your Own Self, That's The Only Way I Can Make My Life And Sustain Life.