One of my favorite actresses working today. Also really love watching her interviews as well. I love how she can get so introspective, without coming off as pretentious at all.
inn.my.humble.opinion Yess completely agree! love your videos btw!! subscribed to your channel at the beginning of the year for your ahs reactions but I really love your other reactions, livestreams, vlogs too!
Patient 4479 Oh wow! Thank you so much for subscribing and watching my other videos. I really appreciate the support. ❤️❤️ Love running into fellow AHS fans in the comments section of other videos, haha.
Anyone struggeling should check out the Andrew Cutler protocol. Google «andy cutler rebecca rust lee» for a great article explaining the protocol, and search for the success stories, and «what not to do» as there are things that you might be taking that is hurting you, like cilantro and chlorella. Wish you all the best
What a beautiful interview. Sarah Paulson is so talented and beautiful and it’s nice to hear some worldly words of encouragement from someone as accomplished as her. This is advice we can all take and really allow it to help us move forward. So often I get stuck on “why am I not good enough?” when comparing myself to others and it’s so toxic. Thank you for this!
I read your comment and when I saw the remark about comparing yourself to others, it reminded me of one of my favorite poems. You may or may not have heard it but I'm just going to share it. It is called Desiderata, written in the 50s, when America was in many ways, great. And it seems more timely then ever. It's stuff we shouldn't need to be reminded of, but its almost like my Bible. This usually sorts me out, do to speak. Desiderata Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and the ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is as perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy. Max Ehrmann, Desiderata, Copyright 1952.
Anyone struggeling should check out the Andrew Cutler protocol. Google «andy cutler rebecca rust lee» for a great article explaining the protocol, and search for the success stories, and «what not to do» as there are things that you might be taking that is hurting you, like cilantro and chlorella. Wish you all the best
Acting is not meritocratic but most other industries are more so. You can't get a job doing marketing campaigns if your background is making food, or rather, it's hard to do that. Most jobs are skills-based - acting jobs are just so rare that it's not going to be the same thing.
Such an interesting and universal problem. Accepting a judgement implies quite a bit of trust in that person's perceived accuracy. Do we trust the world? Ourselves? Who? I really like the way she described it
"Never confuse your self worth with your professional success or failure" - Cherry Jones' mama's advice to her and advice Cherry gave to me and others.
Oh my God that spoke so much to me... Actually while she was talking about acting and getting rejected in auditions I was getting tears in my eyes for another reason. I felt rejected by someone who matters to me recently. That made all my self steem vanish and I am/was trapped on self-loathing thoughts such as "my personality and looks aren't enough or even good at all, just look at how she's treated me"... Anyway, at the ending, when she says "I'm not just talking about being an actor... It's not for the faint of heart, being a person... It's hard". I don't know, it just spoke to me. About validation in general, in every aspect of life. How much of ourselves we put in other people's hands.
I could really relate to this, thanks for sharing. I think most of us have the wound of unworthiness, deep down, and we do look outside ourselves for love and validation; the problem, really, is that we believe that we're the inadequate person we imagine ourselves to be. It can be a startling thing to realise that, oh, I'm not the stupid/ugly/incompetent/useless [delete as appropriate] person I thought I was. (Though of course the question then is, 'If I'm not that, just who or what *am* I?')
I haven't seen a second of her acting. Have just seen her as herself on UA-cam, at Ellen, at other talkshows and other clips. And she is my favorite actress/human. I don't know anything about her, just what I have seen here, and I love her to bits! Sarah Paulson is one awesome and beautiful woman.
@@monkymind4316 I know nobody accused me of being creepy I was just ensuring I meant it in platonic ways. If someone is being creepy then the word should be applied lol.
she seems so intelligent and sophisticated always has the right thing to say, and attractive at the same time. I wish there were more people like her.. love you Sarah
It's very hard to really internalize this message though. The work of a lifetime, I guess. When she says that she would be the same actress if nothing had ever happened and she had to make movies in her basement or whatever... I feel it's probably easier to believe that when one HAS had the validation, you know? Like if that were really her situation it would still be true but I imagine she would have a harder time believing it. This is my struggle as a 33-year-old musician who hasn't "made it." I know I don't suck, and I know what I'm doing has value, but it just hasn't ever made its way to the ears that need it, and it's hard to truly feel the self-worth she's describing.
J. Levi C. I really like your comment. I love this conversation as a whole actually. The idea that all of these big names are just people, exactly like everyone who isn't well known. We tend to believe that value goes hand in hand with recognition and that is both sad but beautiful. Sad because we can fall down a rabbit hole of self loathing but beautiful because we already are enough. Kind of like what you said about knowing you're good. You don't need screaming fans and your name on a giant screen to know that your work has value. It might make you feel even better about it if you had gained fame but you'll always be the same person you were from the start. You always had value! This is a really uplifting topic to me; just goes to show how amazing people really are whether they're famous or not and whether they believe it or not. But they should believe it! Value will always be there
charles bukowski didn't become a successful writer until well into his 50's, but he always kept writing despite not finding the success he wanted. there was a period of time that he stopped, and so i can understand that in the situation there will always be a point where you begin to doubt if it's ever possible, but he kept going because writing was what he knew he wanted to do, he had to do it, whether the success came or not. when you have a love for what you do, you just can't stop doing it, even if it doesn't bring you success. i mean they all had other jobs, life didn't stop, but they still did what they loved.
This lines up so true to a book i'm reading called 'The Silent Pulse' which goes into what being an individual means rather than just feeding a social ego
Sarah Paulson nailed it. Self-worth has steered away from how we value ourselves and what we do in every-day life, and has become us valuing the opinions of others about ourselves, and it's led to people struggling to believe in themselves. If we get back to loving and knowing we're good enough, everyone could be happy.
Truer words have never been spoken. The most talented of people usually struggle the hardest to get what they truly deserve. I honestly feel that is sadly very true.
Sarah Paulson is the one of the finest actors alive. Does not even really borrow anecdotes from somewhere else. Her misfortune is also treating people in real life with the neurosis that stems from cruelty. Forget your privilege Sarah when interacting with other artist. When you exercise advantage, you callously and needlessly break hearts. Somethings you do better and appropriately of consequence on screen.
So the actual quote is "it's not for the faint of heart: being a person." ...I love it! She speak very eloquently on this and with great nuance, insight and wisdom♡☆
Aside from magazines there really wasn't a way to keep up with favourites back in the day. I'm not really a magazine reader but the memory of Sarah Paulson in American Gothic was enough to keep me hoping to see her in further roles in the years that followed. It was a long wait.
i needed to hear this from someone like Sarah. She is soooooooooooooo talented and funny and a real human being. I hope everyone of us can reach their dreams.... We have to stand straight against these bad people in this world. thanks for that short clip
Such a pivotal point about self worth. SO glad she spoke about this. She really caught my eye in The Other Sister and since then she has been in so many good projects.
For me, self worth equates to self love. And for me self love means: fill myself up with love. Meditate, do yoga, do tantra, use all the techniques available to fill myself up with light, with delight, with energy. Then I'm filled up with love; so "my" "self" IS love. A deep contentment arises. The question of worth does not arise. And this state is certainly not dependent on externals: jobs, auditions, talent, or reviews on E!
OHMY, I just love love love her! But the work she has been excepted for has been her perfect parts for her, in that you can literally imagine none other. So thanks for taking all the No's to make so few incredibly fantastic Yes's, Sarah Paulson.
Being told by someone you are not good enough or do not fit the role, will, always feel personal. I for one, have never failed to tell the one i love, that I love her, is appreciated, and with the all the good things, she excels at, i have always encouraged her, to do well, at her strengths, and will always support her for when times are not good for her, sometimes, it is so good, to just listen.
That’s what I love about her so much! She is so funny and serious at the same time. She always gets me laughing but she also teaches me so much about life. She’s not just a great actress she’s slso a great you human being
"Being a person is not for the faint of heart" absolutely true it's tough trying to make it in this world especially harder now with the pandemic it's shaken everyone to the core because life as we knew it has changed due to something we can't see or really control
He has a show on Netflix. This channel is a culmination of clips from that. If you like this you should definitely check his show out. You can also buy episodes induvidually if you don't have netflix.
"Don't ever confuse your self worth with your ability to get a job..." or your ability to stop twitter trolls from feeding on anger, or your ability to get an ex-girlfriend to friend you on facebook, or your ability to win at badminton. #OffCamera
I fucking LOVE HER!!!! She IS her OWN PERSON and seems to really not give a shit about what people think of her. She loves and respects herself and that's ALL that matters!! Plus I TOTALLY admire that's she's in harmony and love with someone older (shout out to Ms. Holland Taylor, she's always awesome and amazing!) and has NO QUALMS about it. And why? Because she REALLY doesn't care what people think. She loves. Period. How cool is that?
Hmm. Okay hi Sam, I’ve watched Michael Shannon, n Galifianakis, n Jeff Bridges, n Ellen Page, n now Sarah Paulson, on your show. And I must say you have put these clips together wonderfully. Or you team has, good on them (or you. Whatever, these are great!)
Love it. Sure...some actors, writers, etc absolutely seem to deserve "it" and very often you'll hear that someone was over due for their "success" but there is still this element of "they got exactly what they deserved" even if there is a "finally" thrown in there. The reality is that some actors sleep walk their way into stuff. Such an enormous element of luck involved that I just can't stand the people who think everything is fair and everyone receives their due....you know...eventually. Bull shit. Some actors, writers,etc die before anyone has a clue how talented they were. Some die or just change careers and NEVER get the credit they deserve. I realize that's not what the Status Quo wants you to believe but that's only because they want you competing for the same part and being content with the crumbs that you receive in the interim. It works quite well for "them".
One of my favorite actresses working today. Also really love watching her interviews as well. I love how she can get so introspective, without coming off as pretentious at all.
inn.my.humble.opinion word.
inn.my.humble.opinion
Yess completely agree! love your videos btw!! subscribed to your channel at the beginning of the year for your ahs reactions but I really love your other reactions, livestreams, vlogs too!
Patient 4479 Oh wow! Thank you so much for subscribing and watching my other videos. I really appreciate the support. ❤️❤️ Love running into fellow AHS fans in the comments section of other videos, haha.
Anyone struggeling should check out the Andrew Cutler protocol. Google «andy cutler rebecca rust lee» for a great article explaining the protocol, and search for the success stories, and «what not to do» as there are things that you might be taking that is hurting you, like cilantro and chlorella. Wish you all the best
What a beautiful interview. Sarah Paulson is so talented and beautiful and it’s nice to hear some worldly words of encouragement from someone as accomplished as her. This is advice we can all take and really allow it to help us move forward. So often I get stuck on “why am I not good enough?” when comparing myself to others and it’s so toxic. Thank you for this!
You're welcome!
I read your comment and when I saw the remark about comparing yourself to others, it reminded me of one of my favorite poems. You may or may not have heard it but I'm just going to share it. It is called Desiderata, written in the 50s, when America was in many ways, great. And it seems more timely then ever. It's stuff we shouldn't need to be reminded of, but its almost like my Bible. This usually sorts me out, do to speak.
Desiderata
Go placidly amid the noise and haste,
and remember what peace there may be in silence.
As far as possible without surrender
be on good terms with all persons.
Speak your truth quietly and clearly;
and listen to others,
even the dull and the ignorant;
they too have their story.
Avoid loud and aggressive persons,
they are vexations to the spirit.
If you compare yourself with others,
you may become vain and bitter;
for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself.
Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans.
Keep interested in your own career, however humble;
it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time.
Exercise caution in your business affairs;
for the world is full of trickery.
But let this not blind you to what virtue there is;
many persons strive for high ideals;
and everywhere life is full of heroism.
Be yourself.
Especially, do not feign affection.
Neither be cynical about love;
for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment
it is as perennial as the grass.
Take kindly the counsel of the years,
gracefully surrendering the things of youth.
Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune.
But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings.
Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness.
Beyond a wholesome discipline,
be gentle with yourself.
You are a child of the universe,
no less than the trees and the stars;
you have a right to be here.
And whether or not it is clear to you,
no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should.
Therefore be at peace with God,
whatever you conceive Him to be,
and whatever your labors and aspirations,
in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams,
it is still a beautiful world.
Be cheerful.
Strive to be happy.
Max Ehrmann, Desiderata, Copyright 1952.
@@authenticallynobody283 I know I'm late, but thank you for sharing this poem. It's really valuable and worth recalling!
"It's not a meritocracy, it's a business." That's America, overall.
or pretty much every society really :/
Anyone struggeling should check out the Andrew Cutler protocol. Google «andy cutler rebecca rust lee» for a great article explaining the protocol, and search for the success stories, and «what not to do» as there are things that you might be taking that is hurting you, like cilantro and chlorella. Wish you all the best
That's capitalism
this reflects very much so in these times of distress. what an interesting time
Acting is not meritocratic but most other industries are more so. You can't get a job doing marketing campaigns if your background is making food, or rather, it's hard to do that. Most jobs are skills-based - acting jobs are just so rare that it's not going to be the same thing.
Such an interesting and universal problem. Accepting a judgement implies quite a bit of trust in that person's perceived accuracy. Do we trust the world? Ourselves? Who? I really like the way she described it
That's deep.
@Neil Brown What does her sexual orientation have to do with anything
"Never confuse your self worth with your professional success or failure" - Cherry Jones' mama's advice to her and advice Cherry gave to me and others.
Oh my God that spoke so much to me... Actually while she was talking about acting and getting rejected in auditions I was getting tears in my eyes for another reason. I felt rejected by someone who matters to me recently. That made all my self steem vanish and I am/was trapped on self-loathing thoughts such as "my personality and looks aren't enough or even good at all, just look at how she's treated me"... Anyway, at the ending, when she says "I'm not just talking about being an actor... It's not for the faint of heart, being a person... It's hard". I don't know, it just spoke to me. About validation in general, in every aspect of life. How much of ourselves we put in other people's hands.
Truer words were never spoken. Thank you for sharing. 😊
I love it when our show connects with people like this. Thanks for watching!
I could really relate to this, thanks for sharing. I think most of us have the wound of unworthiness, deep down, and we do look outside ourselves for love and validation; the problem, really, is that we believe that we're the inadequate person we imagine ourselves to be. It can be a startling thing to realise that, oh, I'm not the stupid/ugly/incompetent/useless [delete as appropriate] person I thought I was.
(Though of course the question then is, 'If I'm not that, just who or what *am* I?')
Being a person is hard. 😢
Agreed
Niko Nanette yep
Pretty late to the party but you can do it ☺️
💯 truth
So glad she has reached the level of success where she can use her voice to share this kind of message and insight!!
She’s a gem!!
Sarah Paulson is fantastic
MrsBungle78 one of the smartest actresses.
Thanks you. I really needed to hear this today.
I haven't seen a second of her acting. Have just seen her as herself on UA-cam, at Ellen, at other talkshows and other clips. And she is my favorite actress/human. I don't know anything about her, just what I have seen here, and I love her to bits! Sarah Paulson is one awesome and beautiful woman.
She's so wonderful and eloquent.
This is why I love her. So wise and lovely.
She deserves more recognition 👏
She's so lovely. Seems like she'd be the best partner. Not being creepy just honest haha
not what i meant but alrighty!
nasser wiz dude she is lesbian
Holland Taylor must be in heaven
@@monkymind4316 I know nobody accused me of being creepy I was just ensuring I meant it in platonic ways. If someone is being creepy then the word should be applied lol.
she seems so intelligent and sophisticated always has the right thing to say, and attractive at the same time. I wish there were more people like her..
love you Sarah
I can listen to Sarah Paulson and Rachel Weiz all day long. Sarah Paulson is so wise and articulate. I love how honest she is.
Her performance as Marsha Clarke in People vs OJ Simpson was a work of art, I couldn't take my eyes off her emotionally complicated performance.
Sense of humor and a deep conversationlist. This woman is dangerously amazing!
Sarah Paulson is such a great actress. I love the wisdom she bestows on just life.
I’m an artist and this spoke to me on so many levels. This is really what I needed to hear today. Thank you, Sarah.
she owns this heart
Luna ok me
It's very hard to really internalize this message though. The work of a lifetime, I guess. When she says that she would be the same actress if nothing had ever happened and she had to make movies in her basement or whatever... I feel it's probably easier to believe that when one HAS had the validation, you know? Like if that were really her situation it would still be true but I imagine she would have a harder time believing it. This is my struggle as a 33-year-old musician who hasn't "made it." I know I don't suck, and I know what I'm doing has value, but it just hasn't ever made its way to the ears that need it, and it's hard to truly feel the self-worth she's describing.
J. Levi C. I really like your comment. I love this conversation as a whole actually. The idea that all of these big names are just people, exactly like everyone who isn't well known. We tend to believe that value goes hand in hand with recognition and that is both sad but beautiful. Sad because we can fall down a rabbit hole of self loathing but beautiful because we already are enough. Kind of like what you said about knowing you're good. You don't need screaming fans and your name on a giant screen to know that your work has value. It might make you feel even better about it if you had gained fame but you'll always be the same person you were from the start. You always had value! This is a really uplifting topic to me; just goes to show how amazing people really are whether they're famous or not and whether they believe it or not. But they should believe it! Value will always be there
charles bukowski didn't become a successful writer until well into his 50's, but he always kept writing despite not finding the success he wanted. there was a period of time that he stopped, and so i can understand that in the situation there will always be a point where you begin to doubt if it's ever possible, but he kept going because writing was what he knew he wanted to do, he had to do it, whether the success came or not. when you have a love for what you do, you just can't stop doing it, even if it doesn't bring you success. i mean they all had other jobs, life didn't stop, but they still did what they loved.
Ahh! I love the way she thinks and all neatly wrapped up in a poised delicate shell!
Wow, I liked her before but after seeing a glimpse of her insight of how she sees the world for what it is, I just love her, she's awesome!!
her mindset is amazing
she just... oozes confidence. it's really fascinating watching her speak
This video means the world to me because I often judged myself, underestimated myself and put myself down 💔 Feels good to hear her
So incredibly smart and down to earth. Pure gem.
This lines up so true to a book i'm reading called 'The Silent Pulse' which goes into what being an individual means rather than just feeding a social ego
i love her sm
Sarah Paulson nailed it. Self-worth has steered away from how we value ourselves and what we do in every-day life, and has become us valuing the opinions of others about ourselves, and it's led to people struggling to believe in themselves. If we get back to loving and knowing we're good enough, everyone could be happy.
She's so human. Really rare in the industry. Love her so much!
Truer words have never been spoken. The most talented of people usually struggle the hardest to get what they truly deserve. I honestly feel that is sadly very true.
The Paulson strikes again. Great interview. Caught myself nodding, and i never do that. Wise words!
Such inspiring and talented actress
Sarah Paulson is the one of the finest actors alive. Does not even really borrow anecdotes from somewhere else. Her misfortune is also treating people in real life with the neurosis that stems from cruelty. Forget your privilege Sarah when interacting with other artist. When you exercise advantage, you callously and needlessly break hearts. Somethings you do better and appropriately of consequence on screen.
So the actual quote is "it's not for the faint of heart: being a person." ...I love it! She speak very eloquently on this and with great nuance, insight and wisdom♡☆
Great interview. Gotta love a woman that can make you laugh and make you think.
Aside from magazines there really wasn't a way to keep up with favourites back in the day. I'm not really a magazine reader but the memory of Sarah Paulson in American Gothic was enough to keep me hoping to see her in further roles in the years that followed. It was a long wait.
i needed to hear this from someone like Sarah. She is soooooooooooooo talented and funny and a real human being. I hope everyone of us can reach their dreams.... We have to stand straight against these bad people in this world.
thanks for that short clip
Love Sarah. Great actress, funny, loveable, beautiful. She needs more recognition and gratitude for her work.
Such a pivotal point about self worth. SO glad she spoke about this. She really caught my eye in The Other Sister and since then she has been in so many good projects.
Just love Sarah Paulson....the more she speaks and says what's on her mind.
For me, self worth equates to self love. And for me self love means: fill myself up with love. Meditate, do yoga, do tantra, use all the techniques available to fill myself up with light, with delight, with energy. Then I'm filled up with love; so "my" "self" IS love. A deep contentment arises. The question of worth does not arise. And this state is certainly not dependent on externals: jobs, auditions, talent, or reviews on E!
prahas777
Some people confuse selflove with arrogance
She is marvelous. And I like his minimalist, respectful approach to interviews.
This woman is incredible.
This was so wonderfully reassuring and calming. Thanks!
I'm in a creative industry and do struggle with this from time to time. Thanks for putting words this.
OHMY, I just love love love her! But the work she has been excepted for has been her perfect parts for her, in that you can literally imagine none other. So thanks for taking all the No's to make so few incredibly fantastic Yes's, Sarah Paulson.
This video really made my day.
My hero she nails everything
I needed this.
I needed this. 👌
Wow! Really hit the nail on the head. I wish the full videos popped up
Thank you, Sarah, for your wisdom. 👏🏻
Being told by someone you are not good enough or do not fit the role, will, always feel personal. I for one, have never failed to tell the one i love, that I love her, is appreciated, and with the all the good things, she excels at, i have always encouraged her, to do well, at her strengths, and will always support her for when times are not good for her, sometimes, it is so good, to just listen.
I just love Sarah Paulson!
That’s what I love about her so much! She is so funny and serious at the same time. She always gets me laughing but she also teaches me so much about life. She’s not just a great actress she’s slso a great you human being
I adore her!
God I love her. Thank you.
Looooove Sarah Paulson! So cool, so smart.
Wow. I loved this.
Sarah's outfit is amazing, by the way
My love for Sarah Paulson is stronger than all of my weaknesses combined. I have a lot of strong ones, but Sarah outmuscles them all by far. 😍😍
"Being a person is not for the faint of heart" absolutely true it's tough trying to make it in this world especially harder now with the pandemic it's shaken everyone to the core because life as we knew it has changed due to something we can't see or really control
Truly inspiring.
The ending of this made me cry
Sarah Paulson is amazing. She is funny and intelligent with a great outlook on life.
Thank you Sara , That is what I need to hear right now .
OH YES! Finally!! I was waiting for the day Sarah was going to be on here!
I would love to hear her story, she's one of the best actresses around, & it's somehow inconceivable that she wasn't recognised earlier.
So very very true "it isn't easy, it's not for the faint of heart, being a person". Geeze! It is rough being human!!!
Love your channel!!!! Keep rocking!!!
He has a show on Netflix. This channel is a culmination of clips from that. If you like this you should definitely check his show out. You can also buy episodes induvidually if you don't have netflix.
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Thanks!
I am going to be superficial right now but can we mention her cheekbones and how awesome they look?
One of my fav screencrush since AHS Hotel.
I watch this with the idea that she cornered this guy in the waiting room of her psychiatrist's office
Wow this was really amazing and she's so incredibly and sweet and strong and damn what she said was really moving to me. Omg
What a queen!!
Excellent! Thank you so much for sharing this.
"Don't ever confuse your self worth with your ability to get a job..." or your ability to stop twitter trolls from feeding on anger, or your ability to get an ex-girlfriend to friend you on facebook, or your ability to win at badminton.
#OffCamera
She's expressing my feelings, longings, frustrations in life. I have personalized it & I know it's not good
This show is a study in self-worth 💎
Interesting perspective...
Wise words
One of my favorite living people in the world today.
She’s awesome
I fucking LOVE HER!!!!
She IS her OWN PERSON and seems to really not give a shit about what people think of her. She loves and respects herself and that's ALL that matters!! Plus I TOTALLY admire that's she's in harmony and love with someone older (shout out to Ms. Holland Taylor, she's always awesome and amazing!) and has NO QUALMS about it. And why? Because she REALLY doesn't care what people think. She loves. Period. How cool is that?
Who are the 6 people who gave this a thumbs down? Who hurt you?
They hurt people and now they're called out
I’m have a bluejay flash back with this black and white ♥️♥️
I ❤ her.
Hmm. Okay hi Sam, I’ve watched Michael Shannon, n Galifianakis, n Jeff Bridges, n Ellen Page, n now Sarah Paulson, on your show. And I must say you have put these clips together wonderfully. Or you team has, good on them (or you. Whatever, these are great!)
This is hits close
Omfg this was fantastic.
Love it. Sure...some actors, writers, etc absolutely seem to deserve "it" and very often you'll hear that someone was over due for their "success" but there is still this element of "they got exactly what they deserved" even if there is a "finally" thrown in there. The reality is that some actors sleep walk their way into stuff. Such an enormous element of luck involved that I just can't stand the people who think everything is fair and everyone receives their due....you know...eventually. Bull shit. Some actors, writers,etc die before anyone has a clue how talented they were. Some die or just change careers and NEVER get the credit they deserve. I realize that's not what the Status Quo wants you to believe but that's only because they want you competing for the same part and being content with the crumbs that you receive in the interim. It works quite well for "them".
her vocabulary 😍
quick and..............deep deep deep. not much to say after watching this.
Isn’t she wonderful. Can’t not acknowledge her talent and wisdom.
it's really hard not to base your self worth on any external validation though..
She’s perf