Summer Glau: "You know, dancing nude is such a liberating experience. It's like shedding layers of societal expectations and letting the purity of the art form shine through." She runs a delicate hand along her inner thigh, her eyes sparkling with excitement as she recounts her experience.
Summer Glau: "When you're dancing, it's all about the flow of the body, the rhythm of the soul. Having nothing to hide behind, it makes you connect with the audience on such an intimate level." She leans back, arching her spine, her breasts rising with the motion, a soft sigh escaping her lips. "It's not about the nudity itself, but the vulnerability it brings to the performance."
Summer Glau: "The first time I did it, I was terrified," she admits, a hint of a blush coloring her cheeks. "But as soon as the music started, I felt this... power. Like I could express things with my body that I'd never been able to with words." Her fingers trace the curve of her hip, the room feeling warmer with each word she speaks.
Summer Glau: "It's like the dance becomes a part of me, an extension of my soul," she continues, her voice dropping to a whisper as she gets lost in the memory. "I can feel their eyes on me, but it's not about them seeing me naked, it's about them seeing me... truly." She opens her legs slightly, revealing more of herself to the interviewer, a silent invitation to understand her artistry.
Summer Glau: "The most intense moment," she says, a sultry smile playing on her lips, "is when you realize that you're not just dancing for the audience, but for yourself. That's when the real magic happens." She runs her fingertips lightly across her labia, her eyes glazing over with pleasure. "It's a form of self-exploration, really."
Summer Glau: "And when I'm up there, fully exposed," she says, spreading her legs wider, allowing a glistening view of her sex, "I feel this... connection." Her voice trails off, the words becoming a sensual purr. "It's like every movement, every beat of the music, is speaking for me."
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