Cara Delevingne

I've done a lot of work on it, but I think that's...

That's part of something about being British.

Yeah, the dry humor, which I think a lot of the time in the beginning of my career, people really didn't understand that I was being sarcastic quite a lot.

Or maybe I was also just in a bad mood and trying to play it off as sarcasm.

Either way.

I just I think I was so desperate for love and for people to like me so much so that

I just, I don't really know what I was doing at so many points.

It's so interesting because I don't think it's so, I mean, people can see things like stuff on TV, right?

Of like, obviously the crown is not how I grew up, but like in that certain way of like, there was nothing quite like British high society.

It's,

To me, something I really didn't enjoy.

I was very confused by the whole thing of people growing up, having kind of a lot of money and not really doing anything and kind of feeling very entitled and having a lot and expecting a lot for really nothing.

Whereas I...

grew up and I just really wanted, I mean, when I was a kid, I really wanted to change the world.

I felt like I wanted to be a superhero.

I think that came from like a hero complex of like trying to fix people and make people better.

But,

For me, I don't know.

I really wanted to earn people's respect.

And I think there's that thing of society where if you're born into it, you don't really have to do much.