I [have] Love For Others And Love

And As A Character, What I Found Very Inspiring About Playing Dharma, Especially At That Time, Is That The Women On Television Were More Neurotic Than They Were Free. And I Thought, This Is A Rare Bird And This Is Unique On Television And I Think It's Really Refreshing.

I Do Not See How It's Possible To Have A "friends With Benefits" Lifestyle, Because If The Sex Is Great, It's Going To Naturally Expand Into A More Meaningful Relationship. Otherwise, It's Just A Booty Call.

I Just Think That It's Such A Good Show And Timeless And Still Very Funny, And That Just Makes Me Happy To Have That Whole First Season In One Concentrated Space For People To Enjoy So That It's Not Hit And Miss Trying To Find It In Syndication Always.

In Other Philosophies, My Questions Would Get Answered To Some Degree, But Then I Would Have A Follow-up Question And There Would Be No Answer. The Logic Would Dead-end. In Scientology You Can Find Answers For Anything You Could Ever Think To Ask. These Are Not Pushed Off On You As, 'this Is The Answer, You Have To Believe In It.' In Scientology You Discover For Yourself What Is True For You.

There's A Power In Women Being Women. There's A Role For Men, But We Don't Have To Be Men, Because We're Women. I Think That Representing That On Television Is A Cool Thing.