Monica Lewinsky

And it wasn't about a result.

It was an exploration.

And I am just

able to have fun with it now everything felt like such so life or death for such a long time and I'm not doing fucking brain surgery God like hopefully no one's gonna die because of me you know what I'm saying like I'm like why am I making this so intense I just want to have I just want to have a good time and I want other people to have joy and pleasure and that's yeah that's how I want to do the next 10 years yeah yeah God willing

So the last question I ask everybody, what is something that you are working on reclaiming right now?

And it could be a part of your identity or a thing or a place.

Well, I think sometimes in our culture that it's sort of, like, it can be hard to sort of just go, everything's great.

Like, really, you know, that it's sort of, oh, I'm really happy with my job.

Oh, my relationship is super easy and smooth.

And there's sort of a, you know, that you kind of get.

Yeah.

I mean, the Jew in me is like, touch wood.

I think I feel empowered now.

in being exactly who I am.

And I have the desire to find joy and happiness and peace.

And I have patience and compassion for when I don't.

And I think that's something that I definitely had to learn rather than sort of shame.

You can't shame yourself out of being depressed.

Unfortunately.

Otherwise, we'd all be happy.