Rose McGowan on negative thinking and dealing with ‘morons’
I stay off the Internet as much as humanly possible. Just like anybody, when one person picks out the one bad thing you do, it’s going to stick in your head. I have enough bad things in my head - I don’t need to pollute it with other people’s.
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I’ve been in situations working with geniuses, and then I’ve worked with people who are complete morons. Lots of sexist directors. This one producer always says hello to the breasts first, and I’m like, “Dude, you’ve known me for so long. Aren’t these breasts old by now?”
If they’re stupid and they give me direction, I’ll just smile and go back and do exactly what I did before. And they’ll go, “Wow, what a great adjustment!” I’ve learned to pick the battles.
[BUST mag. Dec/Jan 06]
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