I Was A Late Bloomer.

I've Been A Feminist Since The Day I Was Born. I Wanted To Play Football. I Didn't Want To Play With Dolls; I Wanted To Play With Boys And Didn't Understand Why I Couldn't.

I'm Really Awkward When People Recognize Me. I'm Not Good At It, And For The Most Part It Hadn't Happened To Me Until 'true Blood,' And Then, All Of A Sudden, It Started Happening All The Time.

If You Think Too Much About Nudity, It Can Be Anxiety-provoking Because It Lives On The Internet Forever. I've Only Taken My Clothes Off On That One Other Show, And Yet, If You Were To Google Image Me, It Would Seem Like I Do This All The Time. As An Actress - And As An Actor, Too, But It's Worse For Actresses - You Constantly Get Picked Apart For How You Look. Obviously, Being Picked Apart With Your Clothes On Is Slightly Less Terrifying Than When Your Clothes Are Off.

If You're Raised In A Household Where Questions Are Encouraged, You're The Minority. It's Sad. One Of The Things That Has Resonated The Most For Me Is That, In The '50s, If Your Sex Life Was Unfulfilling, It Was Your Fault, As A Woman. It Was Never The Man's Fault. Millions Of Women Thought They Were Working With Faulty Equipment. If They Couldn't Have Orgasms From Having Sex With Their Husbands, Then They Were Broken. That's Insane, And Everybody Believed It.

I'm Actually Really Proud Of How I Believe People Perceive Me In This Industry. I Worked Really Hard To Be Seen In A Certain Way. I Think I Get A Lot Of Respect For What I Usually Do. I Find That Comedic World Completely Fulfilling And Wonderful And They're All My Best Friends.