I've always been like that. People misinterpret what I say all the time: They think I'm being offensive, when really, I'm only being opinionated. Most of my friends are older, too. I live a very adult life: I have two different careers; I'm on tour. What am I going to do, hang out with the high school kids? I just can't relate to what they talk about—it seems so petty.TV:Are your parents comfortable with your maturity?TM: The book is about Weetzie, who lives in Los Angeles in the ‘80s with her best friend Dirk, who is gay. The two are on a mission to find love and live happily ever after, which they do with a little help from a genie in a bottle. (No, seriously, that’s what happens and it makes total sense, just trust me.) They create their own version of a family, but things aren’t always as perfect as they seem, and Weetzie and her friends eventually learn that the real magic is in themselves and each other.According toDeadline, instead. “I changed my mind,” she says. “Pigs are kind of gross.” and is also looking for performers who are fluent in both English and Mandarin Chinese.