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Feminists Bore Me To Death. I Follow My Instinct And If That Supports Young Girls In Any Way, Great. But I'd Rather They Saw It More As A Lesson About Following Their Own Instincts Rather Than Imitating Somebody.

I Guess I'm Quite Used To Not Being Understood Rather Than Being Understood.

There Is This Stereotype Of Icelanders All Believing In Spirits, And I've Played Up To That A Bit In Interviews.

I've Always Had As Many Powerful, Creative Ladies In My Life As I Have Men, And You Could Probably Describe Some Of Those Relationships As Romantic. I Think Everyone's Bisexual To Some Degree Or Another; It's Just A Question Of Whether Or Not You Choose To Recognise It And Embrace It. Personally, I Think Choosing Between Men And Women Is Like Choosing Between Cake And Ice Cream. You'd Be Daft Not To Try Both When There Are So Many Different Flavours.

When I Was A Teenager In Iceland People Would Throw Rocks And Shout Abuse At Me Because They Thought I Was Weird. I Never Got That In London No Matter What I Wore.