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Amna Haq
"Whether you are in Karachi, Lahore or New York, women who are successful - be they doctors, lawyers, actresses, who make their own money, are independent and who don`t need any sort of backing - will always be looked on by society at large with some disdain. Our perception of women is that as soon as a girl turns 17, marry her off. People still fear that their daughters should not model lest they lose good proposals. Getting married is considered respectful. Respect does not come by getting married to a respectful person, it largely depends on your personality and what kind of person you are. You can be a doctor or an engineer yet you can have a bad reputation. To hold your integrity is entirely up to you."
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Magali Amadei
" I have worked hard to make peace with my own body, and I am most proud when I think about the fact that my daughter is now absorbing that self-acceptance."
(Magali Amadei)
[2008]
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David Gallagher
I set my place when I was 8 and I did my first film. I have always known myself and been comfortable with myself, and that`s eliminated teenage problems for me.
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Robert Pattinson
Twelve was a real turning point for me as I moved to a mixed school, and then I became cool and discovered hair gel.
(Kool)
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Jackson Rathbone
"I got my butt kicked a few times by my sisters. But I grew up so southern that my father would say, `You take it like a man.` And I`d be like, `Oh, what? I`m 5!` But it was interesting. My dad always taught me to treat my girlfriends the way I wanted my sisters to be treated by their boyfriends. They always taught me a really wonderful level of respect that`s not common these days."
-Jackson Rathbone
(Respect)
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