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I Don't Quite Understand What Tolstoy's Actual Personal View Of Anna Is - Whether He Likes Her Or Hates Her, Whether She's The Heroine Or The Antiheroine.

I Don’t Know What Happened Through The ’80s, ’90s, And ’00s That Took Feminism Off The Table, That Made It Something That Women Weren’t Supposed To Identify With And Were Supposed To Be Ashamed Of. Feminism Is About The Fight For Equality Between The Sexes, With Equal Respect, Equal Pay, And Equal Opportunity. At The Moment We Are Still A Long Way Off That.

I’ve Noticed That The People Who Started On Film Still Have The Ability To See The Person In Front Of Them. Whereas For A Lot Of Photographers Who Have Only Ever Worked In Digital, The Relationship Between The Photographer And The Person Who They’re Taking A Picture Of Sort Of Doesn’t Exist Anymore. They’re Looking At A Computer Screen As Opposed To The Person.

I Don't Have A Problem With My Body. I'm Not Just Going To Strip Off All My Clothing, But If The Part Calls For It And I Don't Think There's Any Way Round, I'm Absolutely Fine.

I See The World Through My Eyes. It's Sometimes A Strange World.