I Have No Clue. I Just Know

When You Speak Up About Any Sense Of Unfairness Or Injustice, You're Told That You're Overreacting, You're Too Angry, Too Silly-shut Up Already. It Takes A Tremendous Amount Of Fortitude To Be Able To Live In This World As A Woman, Let Alone A Woman Who Wants Things To Change.

I Really Like To Talk About My Work In A Way That Is Complicated.

So Many Women Have Experienced Horrific Forms Of Male Violence Throughout Their Lives, And Why Isn't There A Song About How You Get Depressed Because Of It? And You Don't Know What To Do, And You Don't Know How To Talk To Your Friends And How Weird It Is To Be A Feminist In That Situation, Where There's Sort Of The Expectation That You're Super-strong Superwoman But You're Just, Like, Eating Pizza In Your House Avoiding Talking About It.

Just Because I'm A Woman Doesn't Mean I'm The Same As Every Other Female Singer.

I'm Really Going Off Of Watching John Waters Speak One Time And I Remember He Just Kind Of Talked And It Was Totally Interesting. I Wanted To Hear About His Life And How He Got Started And When Did He Think He Made It, Stupid Stuff Like That. And What His Relationship With The Mainstream Is Because He's So Far Out There, But Then He Became Part Of The Mainstream In This Weird Way. He Was Really Funny, Though. Yeah, I Have To Work On My Jokes.