I'm Not A Woman Whose Self-worth Comes

I've Got A Lot Of Nervous Energy And I Trip A Lot. I Don't Have A Good Equilibrium. In The Places Where The Physical Comedy Was Necessary, It Came Very Naturally And It Was Fun.

I Just Don't Ever Want To Play The Girlfriend. You Know, The Supporting Character In The Background Who Just Sort Of Comes In And Goes, "oh, Shucks." It's Just A Boring Character.

Someone Once Told Me It's More Important What You Turn Down Than What You Take, And I Think That Rings True, Especially When You're Trying To Make Decisions About How You Want To Be Viewed. It's Hard, Because I Also Want To Have Fun, And If There's A Project That's Super-small Or Low-budget Or Silly But It Happens To Have Friends Involved, I'll Always Take It, Because My Number-one Priority Is That I Want To Have Fun With My Career.

Here's Why I Like Geek Culture: People Like What They Like Because They Like It. They're Not Trying To Fit Into Any Mainstream Likes Or Dislikes.

I'm Empathetic To A Fault. I Really Do - Embarrassingly Enough - Tear Up When Someone Squishes A Bug In Front Of Me.