There've Been Times When I Have Existential

I Would [call Myself A Feminist], Yes, I Believe In The Unadulterated Advancement Of Women. And We Have So Far To Go Still.

I Think There's Just An Inherent Burden Of Being Alive And Being A Woman. No Man Would Ever Admit That, But I Think Women Know It, Which Is: You Know More Than Men, You Know More Than Most People You're Dealing With Every Day, And You Know That's It Up To You To Make Things Move Forward, And You Get Paid Half As Much, But You Just Do It.

I Would [call Myself A Feminist], Yes. I Believe In The Unadulterated Advancement Of Women. And We Have So Far To Go Still. I Do Think Because Women Are So Clever And Flexible And Such Good Communicators, It Been Hard For Men To Evolve And Keep Up. I Think We Could Do A Little Better To Help Them Out.

In My Twenties I Would Be Skeptical Of A Bad Haircut, But Once You Turn Thirty It's More About Whether He A Nice Person And Does He Open The Door For Me. Once You Turn Thirty-five, It's More About Would He Make A Good Father. And Even If You're Just Liking Somebody And Digging On Someone, I Think You Can't Help But Think In Those Terms.

If You Feel Like You Can't Actually Do The Right Thing And You're Headed Off Into The Field Of Justice, Maybe There's No Point In Going Into It.