Hilary Duff

I'm not making music for seven year olds.

I'm making music for myself.

I'm making music for people.

like myself.

So, you know, I was singing crazy lyrics when I was young, too, that I had no idea what they meant.

And if I was like, I'm not making a children's record.

But I think it's just been another one of those things that comes along with my career that I didn't really ask for and I've had to learn how to just accept.

But it was really hard as a young girl because I was like coined the good girl.

And everybody was like, she's the good girl.

She's the good girl.

And like,

just having to label someone and then do everything they could to try to poke holes in that label or try to figure out any thing they could that was like somewhat negative or bad.

You know, it was like the create, they were just trying to create stories and it was hard to be like one.

Okay.

I've been labeled the good girl, like, but I'm also bad.

just normal, doing all the normal things that teenagers are doing and trying to just kind of exist without accepting those things to be true about myself maybe.

Or having any sort of like privacy, I think was just like really hard.

And yeah, I remember that time that person like asked me if I was a virgin and I was like,

I think also as a child actor, you're conditioned to like want to give people what they want, you know?

So like answering something like that felt like really wild.