When I Was A Kid, My Mother

I Think I've Evolved Into Someone Pretty Confident - In Myself And In My Skin.

I No Longer Scramble Blindly Through Hardship. I No Longer Emerge From A Bad Time Feeling Relieved Just To Have Survived. Instead Of Despairing, I Try To Find The Lesson Within The Experience.

I See Women In Their 30s Getting Plastic Surgery, Pulling This Up And Tucking That Back. It's Like A Slippery Slope - Once You Start You Pull One Thing One Way And Then You Think, 'oh My God, I've Got To Do The Other Side.'

My Partner Is A Frenchman, So I Have Got To Smell Right.

There's A Place In Me That Can Really Relate To Being The Underdog.