I'm anything but a small-town girl. I have big, big dreams, and I plan on making them happen.
I don't like people who smoke and have tattoos.
I'm just about social justice. Amen to women like me!
If I'm writing books, I'm a 'New York Times' bestseller - how do I do it all? I don't know.
I'm blessed with good genes, but I also love to look my best self.
Oh, I definitely feel that women are equal to men. No doubt about that.
My parents got put into jail, both my mom and my dad.
We embrace all of our friends from every background.
I get really upset when I'm around liars.
There's bigger things to worry about than makeup.
I just don't believe in joking about violence anymore.
Not everyone's a perfect parent, but we do learn, and we grow from that. I'm not trying to be harsh on my family because it does make them sad to think back about how they used to be and some of their choices.
There's no reason to hide anything; there's just timeliness of age and what's appropriate.
I'm just thankful that I continue to do therapy because it makes the world a better place.
A lot of people are liars who I work with; that's a shame.
I think everyone should - can share whatever they wish when their heart is touched and they want to spread more positivity rather than segregation and separation in this world.
I've crossed adulthood, and I feel like lots of people are fighting that.
I actually just keep things very professional. I don't need acceptance from anyone but God, so that's just kind of where I focus it all.
Women should have equal rights to men, every day.
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