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" \n You had your first love scene in Bobby, with Elijah Wood. Was that difficult to shoot? No, it was great. He&amp;#039;s so nice, and it was tastefully done. There was no nudity. There were sheets over me, but I didn&amp;#039;t wear a bra because I hate when actresses do that in movies. No one would do that in real life. Would you ever do a nude scene? I&amp;#039;m okay with being topless in front of people, but I&amp;#039;m not sure I&amp;#039;d want to do it onscreen. If it&amp;#039;s a role that&amp;#039;s going to win me an Oscar, it would be different. Your new song, &amp;quot;Confessions of a Broken Heart,&amp;quot; is about your dad. What was his response to it? I haven&amp;#039;t talked to him for a long time. I love him \u2014 he&amp;#039;s my father \u2014 but there&amp;#039;s only so much you can do for someone who has faults. He&amp;#039;s a big boy, and when he&amp;#039;s ready, then I&amp;#039;m ready to talk. He wrote a response to my song, but he sent it to the [New York Daily News]. People I don&amp;#039;t know were reading this very personal letter. He shouldn&amp;#039;t have done that. It wasn&amp;#039;t anything people should know about. Then why did you write songs about him on the album? That&amp;#039;s as far as it goes. I did it because I felt it was a good message for young girls who may look up to me. I wanted to show that no one&amp;#039;s perfect. I may be on the red carpet in my fuckin&amp;#039; couture dress, but I still have problems.   Do you believe in psychotherapy? I write, and I have journals. I&amp;#039;ll write lyrics on napkins or in my BlackBerry. That&amp;#039;s my therapy. I write down random stuff. I have a quote I want to read: &amp;quot;Life is not measured by the breaths we take but by the moments that take our breath away.&amp;quot; I want that in my wedding vows. So many young stars are getting married and having children. Do you think you will? I&amp;#039;ve been a mom for the past two weeks to Ali [her 12-year-old sister]. It&amp;#039;s a lot of work. I&amp;#039;m not ready to be a parent now. Marriage is a big deal, but who&amp;#039;s to say I&amp;#039;m not going to pull a Vegas and get married just to get married and see what it&amp;#039;s like for a minute? You&amp;#039;d actually do that? Never say never. The things you don&amp;#039;t plan are the best. I&amp;#039;m a very spontaneous person. So how would you describe your romantic status? It sounds cheesy, but I have people who are fun to have crushes on. Sleeping around is not something that interests me, but the act of love is an amazing thing. It&amp;#039;s groovy. You&amp;#039;ve gotta have some fun and let those emotions out. What do you look for in a boyfriend? Confidence, loyalty, and a good sense of humor, because I come with a lot of baggage. I have paparazzi following me every day. After I finish this movie [Chapter 27] in New York, I&amp;#039;d like to have a boyfriend. It would be nice to have that security and to have someone to go to a movie with.   Do you always fall for older guys? I date men who are older because I relate to them better. I feel a lot older than 19. I&amp;#039;ve grown up fast, with or without this business, because of what has gone on in my family. I&amp;#039;m the oldest [of four] so I became responsible at a very youngage. All of my friends are older than I am, and I take care of them. It makes me feel good. I&amp;#039;m a giver, not a taker. You and Wilmer still hang out. What do you think it takes to be friends with someone you&amp;#039;ve dated? Time...and confidence. It&amp;#039;s good to be friends with exes because at one time, they made you happy. I&amp;#039;m more positive now. I used to be negative and be like &amp;quot;You ruined my life!&amp;quot; Are you as big of a party girl as the tabloids claim? Last year was like my freshman year of college, but now I don&amp;#039;t go out as much. I don&amp;#039;t have any desire to. Do you want to set the record straight about what was reported about you in Vanity Fair? I&amp;#039;m upset by how my words were taken out of context. I&amp;#039;m not bulimic, and I never said I was. So how did you lose so much weight so quickly? I wasn&amp;#039;t happy, and I was going through a lot of personal things. I wasn&amp;#039;t eating right. Sometimes I just wouldn&amp;#039;t eat, I think. I was really worn out and exhausted. Did you feel pressure to get really skinny? I felt like I had to maintain keeping the weight off because being skinny was a fad. You just go with people saying &amp;quot;Oh, you look great.&amp;quot; And you&amp;#039;re like, What did I look like before? But I don&amp;#039;t agree with [the obsession to be really thin]. I don&amp;#039;t want my sister and other little girls who look up to me to feel like they have to look like that to be attractive. Your boobs got smaller when you lost weight, and the breast implant rumors stopped. Was that a relief? People must have felt like such idiots, right? I hope people felt stupid. I was a D; now I&amp;#039;m a C. Are you happy with your body now? I like how I feel now. I&amp;#039;m healthy. I don&amp;#039;t diet. I eat what I want to eat, and I eat when I&amp;#039;m hungry. I&amp;#039;m so active, and I&amp;#039;m stressed a lot when I&amp;#039;m working, so that keeps me thin. I&amp;#039;d like to get more toned. I want to get into a crazy workout phase. With all the pitfalls, how do you survive in Hollywood? If you don&amp;#039;t want to be perceived a certain way, there are certain people you don&amp;#039;t want to be photographed with. You come into this (business) to experience things, but when you do, people tear you down for it. The industry builds you up to take you down. If you last through it, you&amp;#039;re a superstar. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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