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My Advice For Someone Who Wants To Be Creative But Has A Chronic Illness Is To Think Of Something That You Can Do As Opposed To All The Things You Can't Do - And Do That. It's Just Like Gardening: What Can Grow In This Soil? There's Some Soil You Can Grow Roses In And Some Soil You Can Only Grow Cactuses In, So If You Can Only Grow Cactuses, Become The Best Cactus Grower In The Whole World. Taking Care Of Yourself Is The Most Important Thing. Find Something That Makes You Happy. Don't Get Down On Yourself That You Can't Run A 4k Or Dance All Night Long At A Fun Club. Give Yourself A Break.

There's Comedians Who I Consider Extremely Punk Rock Who I've Seen Do Very Political Stand Up In Places Where Nobody Wants To Hear That. It's Uncomfortable And Scary And You Realize It's The Punkest Performance You've Ever Witnessed.

I Always Knew She Was Being Funny, But When I Tell My Therapist That My Mom Played The Trust Game With Me And Let Me Fall On The Ground, My Therapist Does Not Find That Funny. She's Like, "that's The Reason For Everything! That's Why You Have Such A Hard Time With Trust!" And I'm Like, "i Don't Really Have A Hard Time With Trust. I Thought It Was Funny."

I've Always Talked A Lot On Stage - I Really Wanted To Communicate My Ideas And When You're Playing At A Lot Of Shitty Punk Clubs They Don't Have Good Pas And So No One Knows What You're Singing About.

I Am Possibly Thinking About Doing An Internet Show In The Future That Will Highlight Political Organizations That I Seek Out To Let People Know About Them, Volunteer Opportunities, And Donation Opportunities.