Quotes About Empowerment

I want to feel sexy and pretty and young as long as I can.

I knew the second I slipped on my dress that it was the one. I felt sexy, not super bride-y, and just entirely me.

As a female actress, I didn't feel the need to be sexy or beautiful.

Maybe my job on this planet is to make the Asian accent sexy.

I want to feel sexy with the body I have.

I think women are so much more interesting and sexy in their 30s and 40s.

Every woman - we like being called pretty. We like being called sexy.

It makes me feel powerful - being sexy. That's for me, its not for everybody.

It's so hard for a girl who has had to work on her figure and be sexy. It makes you realize I am not just a body.

I've become rather desensitized to how much sexy I put out.

I'm in a very comfortable place, and some of that comes from the shackles of not having to be what people want you to be.

I've never felt like I was in my mother's shadow. If anything, I felt like I was in her embrace.

A child can escape the shadows.

I want women to be liberated and still be able to have a nice ass and shake it.

I'm into people, especially kids and making sure they have a fair shake and making sure they reach their potential. So that's important to me.

When you grow up with constantly being told or made to feel that you are less than, then it's very difficult to grow into an adult and to shake that off.

If people don't like me, they don't like me - if they want to shake my hand, they'll shake their hand.

I guess I kind of have been known as the guy that shakes up girl groups.

I've worked in predominately male sets my entire life. Shakespeare? Let's talk about that.

Where does an actress go after playing Cleopatra's magnificent death? Why didn't Shakespeare write more - and more powerful - roles for mature women?

We shall liberate our country.

The secret is I have no shame.

People are embracing the thing that made them different growing up instead of letting that thing elicit shame.

I don't have no shame.