Kristen Stewart

Or is it that it was like kind of awkward because for you to acknowledge that, you know,

those things don't happen to everyone, but they do happen to most women is awkward.

And so it's like, yeah, sure.

Like I specifically think of things that have happened in my life.

But if the question is like, you know, what concrete things did my, did I have an abusive relationship with my father?

No.

Do I resent him when he comments on my appearance?

Yes.

Don't consider, you know what I mean?

It's like, it's, it's all about how we're contextualized by the male gaze.

I think that question...

is super necessary and interesting.

And I do really appreciate it because what I want to say always is that if you get bogged down in the details and you pick this woman apart, you're not giving her a chance to be as genius as she is.

So I think it's definitely important to talk about the fact that this is not a movie about this one woman.

It's a movie about women being allowed to speak for themselves and be people.

I literally don't mean, I don't mean to talk down to that question.

Like, what else are you going to ask me?

It does seem like what the movie is about.

Like, I do not like, I'm a morning person.

Yeah.