clear confession: “I don’t know exactly when I first discovered Tori Amos, but I’ve known about her for awhile & she, along with a few other key artists, have encircled me for some time, but it wasn’t until the last year or so that I finally began delving into her & other songstresses I had always meant to, but never did, mirroring my need to find my own voice that got lost, that I willingly gave, that I’m not sure I’ve even completely obtained yet. Still, I don’t know how I made it so long without her & them. From someone whose favorite show since age 11 has been so thoroughly drenched in feminism & girl power, it’s funny how my music had mostly been male-dominated & that I survived an abusive father only for my world to become enveloped by another male whom I’m not sure was a bliss of another kind, but I believe in defending in what we once stood for. I’ve been a living contradiction, wanting nothing more than to save myself & simultaneously be saved. No surprise how much that didn’t work out, but Tori’s been showing me the ropes to climb over mountains & to pull myself out of landslide of landslide & I am forever grateful for that. Through her, I’ve also met some of the most amazing, beautiful, kind-hearted people that I am truly thankful & overjoyed to have found. She is a supreme being wielding the mantel of mother, confidante, friend, and both inner & spiritual consciousness. My gratitude is boundless.”
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clear confession:

“I don’t know exactly when I first discovered Tori Amos, but I’ve known about her for awhile & she, along with a few other key artists, have encircled me for some time, but it wasn’t until the last year or so that I finally began delving into her & other songstresses I had always meant to, but never did, mirroring my need to find my own voice that got lost, that I willingly gave, that I’m not sure I’ve even completely obtained yet. Still, I don’t know how I made it so long without her & them. From someone whose favorite show since age 11 has been so thoroughly drenched in feminism & girl power, it’s funny how my music had mostly been male-dominated & that I survived an abusive father only for my world to become enveloped by another male whom I’m not sure was a bliss of another kind, but I believe in defending in what we once stood for.

I’ve been a living contradiction, wanting nothing more than to save myself & simultaneously be saved. No surprise how much that didn’t work out, but Tori’s been showing me the ropes to climb over mountains & to pull myself out of landslide of landslide & I am forever grateful for that. Through her, I’ve also met some of the most amazing, beautiful, kind-hearted people that I am truly thankful & overjoyed to have found. She is a supreme being wielding the mantel of mother, confidante, friend, and both inner & spiritual consciousness. My gratitude is boundless.”

full confession: “A few months ago I had the hardest conversation of my life. I told to the most important person to me how I felt: how much I love her, how I saw her as a mother I never had, and how much she was hurting me, hoping that we could fix things. During the conversation, The Power of Orange Knickers wouldn’t leave my head and I couldn’t understand why. But recently, I figured it all out. That person turned out to be the biggest disappointment in my life. Now I know that she’s just another terrorist. And somehow that song was already warning me about it. Once again, a Tori’s song was trying to rescue me. I think that her songs are really becoming my best friends.”
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full confession:

“A few months ago I had the hardest conversation of my life. I told to the most important person to me how I felt: how much I love her, how I saw her as a mother I never had, and how much she was hurting me, hoping that we could fix things. During the conversation, The Power of Orange Knickers wouldn’t leave my head and I couldn’t understand why. But recently, I figured it all out. That person turned out to be the biggest disappointment in my life. Now I know that she’s just another terrorist. And somehow that song was already warning me about it. Once again, a Tori’s song was trying to rescue me. I think that her songs are really becoming my best friends.”