
“I find it really irritating when guys are teasing their guy friends and they’re saying, ‘C’mon, man up, don’t be a pussy.’ It’s like, really? It’s a vulgar, pornographic term out there for a women’s anatomy, and that’s what you call a guy who isn’t man enough? Why? Where did that come from? It seems like not a big deal at the end of the day; I hear it all the time and I understand that it’s not. But when you really start to think about what the subtext of it means, it’s interesting. I see it every day. I’m a woman who works at a job that is mostly populated by men. Most of the film set is made up of men and I watch the way that the people relate to each other, I watch the way that they make comments about women on the set and I work with lovely people and I pick up on things that I don’t think are 100 percent awesome all the time. I think it’s important to really make sure that we’re reinforcing, especially from a young age, respect for women. When you think that one of the most powerful things that men can do is put us down, that’s obviously because we’re incredibly powerful if we’re built up. It’s something we need to know and women need to own. If you’re going to get called a bitch for standing up for yourself, for being educated, for having opinions and for using your voice, then fine, let them call you a bitch. If a man was doing any of those things he would be complimented and they’d say, ‘Oh you know, he’s really got balls, he’s really strong, he’s really assertive.’ But a woman who’s assertive immediately gets sort of categorized as difficult. I don’t agree, I say go ahead, be loud, make them listen to you.”
..My parents clearly had sex one time, and my mom went: “Do you really think that?”

L.A. Creatives Show Off Their Dope Desks
R29: What’s your favorite part about your desk?
SB: “Part of the desire I had for my office nook was for it to serve as a functional inspiration board. I have a mixture of fashion and world event books within reach, just above my computer monitor, at all times. I keep at least five little notebooks and journals up there as well, so that I can jot down ideas or sketch things immediately when they come to mind.
And I keep a few items that I consider spiritual very close by as well. A miniature copy of the United States Constitution reminds me to never silence my voice, and to fight for equality. My tiny Buddha head and balanced rocks are a great call to meditate when life gets stressful, or to go outside and harmonize with nature.
And the chalkboard wall is, by far, the best thing I’ve ever done inside my house. It’s so much fun to scrawl inspiring quotes up there, and it makes keeping my weekly calendar a joy.”
Sophia Bush to Fox News about voting in the 2012 election.
(Via Perez…..)
Sophia Bush Talks About One Tree Hill Finale (x)

MY 6 FAVORITE PICTURES of sophia bush
asked by kaitlin-cooper & bigbloodymess
Sophia Bush, Jared Padalecki & Joseph Morgan at the 2012 Winter TCA Tour