Michael Talks To Oprah(February 10,1993)-(14)

Oprah: Did wewe start having plastic surgery because of those teen years because of not liking the way wewe looked?
Michael: No, not really. It was only two things. Really, get my book, it's no big deal.
Oprah: wewe don't want to tell me what it is? wewe had your nose done, obviously.
Michael: Yeah, but so did a lot of people that I know.
Oprah: And so, when wewe hear all these things about you, and there have been more...
Michael: I've never had my cheekbones done, never had my eyes done, never had my lips done and all this stuff. They go too far, but this is stuff that happens every siku with other people.
Oprah: Are wewe pleased now with the way wewe look?
Michael: I'm never pleased with anything, I'm a perfectionist, it's part of who I am.
Oprah: And so when wewe look in the mirror now and so the image that looks back at wewe are there days when wewe say I kinda like this au I like the way my hair ...
Michael: No. I'm never pleased with myself. No, I try not to look in the mirror.
Oprah: I have to ask wewe this, so many mothers in my audience have alisema to please ask wewe this question. Why do wewe always grab your crotch?
Michael: [Giggle] Why do I grab my crotch?
Oprah: You've got a thing with your crotch going on there.
Michael: I think it happens subliminally. When you're dancing, wewe know wewe are just interpreting the muziki and the sounds and the accompaniment. If there's a driving base, if there's a cello, if there's a string, wewe become the emotion of what that sound is, so if I'm doing a movement and I go bam and I grab myself it's... it's the muziki that compels me to do it. I'm not thinking, "ok I'm going to grab down there and it's not in a great place," wewe don't think about it, it just happens, sometimes I'll look back at the footage and I go ... and I go did I do that, so I'm a slave to the rhythm.