Lindsay Lohan Opens Up In UK Glamour
I keep trying to like Lindsay Lohan, to get behind her and support her. I even rented “I Know Who Killed Me” and tried to see some merit to it (besides those stripper scenes. someone missed her calling!). But every time I’m almost on board, Lindsay goes and does something like talk to UK Glamour, and ruins it all for me.
Without any projects in the works, Lindsay’s had to resort to selling photos of herself to “Make ends meet”, and now she’s spilling her guts to magazines to try to drum up some new interest in herself. Here’s a few choice quotes:
‘I’m fine being alone during the day, but I hate being alone at night. I like having friends around me, but now I’d much rather be at home,’ she says, pointing out that she now suddenly has more hours of the day to fill, which she tries to do by writing in her journal and watching TV.
‘That’s not to say I’ll never go to a club again,’ she says, ‘because I’d be lying.’
Finally, asked what she believes is the biggest misconception others have about her, Lohan replies, ‘that I don’t have my head in the right place. That, and probably that I’m not a good person … because actually I am.’
“If I’d been with every man I’ve been linked with I’d probably be dead by now! Generally speaking, my friends are much worse - I’m the goody-goody one by comparison. I’ve had to grow up fast. I’ve had a lot of responsibility from a young age.�
On what or who she is allergic to aside from dogs:
“Liars and mean people. I’m a Cancerian so I’m sensitive and emotional, but very honest - so I don’t like liars. Also I don’t understand people who are mean for no reason.�
That last quote might be my favorite, if only because she calls herself a “cancerian” … it’s Cancer, bitch!
At any rate, Lindsay’s back to saying she’s learned her lessons, that she’s totally grown up and has her head on straight, and that her experiences are just like everyone else’s growing up years. I know for a fact that my “growing up years” were NOTHING LIKE THAT, despite how hard I may have partied.
Also, filling your time with watching tv and journaling? How about going out on job interviews or trying to get modelling gigs?
Bottom line: I hate that her life is so publicized. It’s got to make it hard to lead any sort of normal post-rehab life. But I have lost any sense of feeling bad for her, because she could choose to lay low, work on new projects, instead of heading off to Capri and making out with several men while paparazzi are present. If she’s upset at the things people say about her, she could change her public appearance. Unfortunately, that’s part of being a celebrity today.
