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Romantic love doesn't have to be the of life, and it's pretty good to get to know yourself and love yourself and think you're great. Because then, when someone else you can agree with them. (...)

I think that confidence on its own is completely and utterly (...) I think to be confident yourself is ... something that is basically about knowing what you will and won't knowing where you end and someone else begins, and knowing what your are, and knowing what's right and wrong for you. (...)

The one piece of advice I'd give somebody who's just in acting would be: I do think you've got to keep a just for yourself, even if it's a tiny little bit. (...)

As I've got older, I've realized really that everybody is beautiful. That's really important to know, because it helps you to see it in yourself. Because if you see it in other people, you're far less of yourself.

My friends know the worst and best parts of me and love me just the same, and that's and there's such an amazing and equality in that that I think is really, really special, and I really I mean, sometimes that's the only thing that's (...)

I definitely with myself, like a New Year's resolution, to be nice to myself, to be kind to myself, and not be so to myself all the time. And that's been pretty great - letting myself and talking to myself like I would talk to one of my friends, and not myself up about stuff. (...)

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In the late 80s and 90s, feminism, I think, had sort of disappeared as far as culture was concerned. But now I feel like the genie can't . Basically, feminism — it's a doing word. It's about being alive and being a woman, and also, you know, very much standing on the of so many incredible women who, for such a long time, were not heard. It's so interesting to see another woman the world in the way that you go, "I want to be. I want to do that. I want to be like that." (...)

I have a sneaking that my child will teach me much more about feminism than I will ever teach her. I think she's taught me so much already about what it means to be a woman. I think the one thing I want to do is (...)

I think I have definitely — my God, thank God — got to a where I don't to necessarily other people's opinion of me. (...) You know, it'd be wonderful to get to a plateau at a point and just go, "here I am, it or it." (...) But I'm definitely at a point now where I know that I'm of lots of things that I certainly did not know six or seven years ago. (...)