Miley Cyrus

And so it wasn't about—I don't think what hurt them was that I was special, but it was that it just made them feel not special. And I also, you know, as outgoing as I was, middle school was kind of a shy time for me. I kind of shut down at that time just because, you know, bullying just takes— So much from you. You just don't want attention.

And so it wasn't about—I don't think what hurt them was that I was special, but it was that it just made them feel not special. And I also, you know, as outgoing as I was, middle school was kind of a shy time for me. I kind of shut down at that time just because, you know, bullying just takes— So much from you. You just don't want attention.

And so I kind of like wanted to be under the radar when I was in middle school. I chilled out, you know, when I was like in elementary school, I liked all the attention. But then once I got to middle school, I didn't like it so much because people got too mean, too cruel. And I didn't, you know, I didn't like have all the boyfriends or anything like that. Like I just I just.

And so I kind of like wanted to be under the radar when I was in middle school. I chilled out, you know, when I was like in elementary school, I liked all the attention. But then once I got to middle school, I didn't like it so much because people got too mean, too cruel. And I didn't, you know, I didn't like have all the boyfriends or anything like that. Like I just I just.

There's like four guys I'm thinking of that I'm like, you? Like, I really like so many guys and like, they just weren't really liking me back quite as much. And then it was like, I just wasn't, I wasn't the most like popular girl in school.

There's like four guys I'm thinking of that I'm like, you? Like, I really like so many guys and like, they just weren't really liking me back quite as much. And then it was like, I just wasn't, I wasn't the most like popular girl in school.

I, you know, I was just literally still thinking about middle school. I'm really hoping in the comments of this interview, someone goes, Miley's lying. She was really popular in school. And I'm going to be like, oh, my God, I was popular. Maybe, maybe I was. I'm like, I feel like I wasn't. That's what I was really totally spacing out when you were saying that.

I, you know, I was just literally still thinking about middle school. I'm really hoping in the comments of this interview, someone goes, Miley's lying. She was really popular in school. And I'm going to be like, oh, my God, I was popular. Maybe, maybe I was. I'm like, I feel like I wasn't. That's what I was really totally spacing out when you were saying that.

Because I was really hoping that someone will go like, you're just trying to say you weren't popular. You totally were. I really hope that I was, but I don't think I was. But maybe I was. But my point about that with the child acting, it actually correlates to that because I don't know how she feels about it. I've never actually got to speak to her. I would totally love to.

Because I was really hoping that someone will go like, you're just trying to say you weren't popular. You totally were. I really hope that I was, but I don't think I was. But maybe I was. But my point about that with the child acting, it actually correlates to that because I don't know how she feels about it. I've never actually got to speak to her. I would totally love to.

I think people that grew up in the same position would be really sick to do like a roundtable. I think you should all be in a group chat. Totally. Ariana says that there should be, you know, the therapy for child actors, which I totally agree. Like there should be a weekly, you know, check in. There should be like a better system of community because I don't know her. I would definitely love to.

I think people that grew up in the same position would be really sick to do like a roundtable. I think you should all be in a group chat. Totally. Ariana says that there should be, you know, the therapy for child actors, which I totally agree. Like there should be a weekly, you know, check in. There should be like a better system of community because I don't know her. I would definitely love to.

I... Think that I've done, you know, so there's only me, nothing to do with what she said. I've been, you know, doing very consistent, you know, therapy since I was 17 or 18 years old. And so I think I've cleared up a lot of the feelings that I had about being, you know, like a child star. And so now I don't notice it so much because I don't notice it in me. It's always about us.

I... Think that I've done, you know, so there's only me, nothing to do with what she said. I've been, you know, doing very consistent, you know, therapy since I was 17 or 18 years old. And so I think I've cleared up a lot of the feelings that I had about being, you know, like a child star. And so now I don't notice it so much because I don't notice it in me. It's always about us.

You know, I realize that anything that you're paying attention to usually is just a reflection of something else that you feel. So I feel so cleaned up. Like I cleaned so much of any of that old stuff that I held on to that now when I walk into a room, I don't really notice it. I guess the only thing that I would say is I do notice when people are working too hard. To answer that question, to—

You know, I realize that anything that you're paying attention to usually is just a reflection of something else that you feel. So I feel so cleaned up. Like I cleaned so much of any of that old stuff that I held on to that now when I walk into a room, I don't really notice it. I guess the only thing that I would say is I do notice when people are working too hard. To answer that question, to—

Challenge myself on what I just said. Maybe I actually do notice because when I just, you know, I met Sabrina Carpenter a couple of times and every time I see her, I have the urge to tell her, you know, ask her if she's okay. Like, are you doing good? Like, are you getting enough sleep?

Challenge myself on what I just said. Maybe I actually do notice because when I just, you know, I met Sabrina Carpenter a couple of times and every time I see her, I have the urge to tell her, you know, ask her if she's okay. Like, are you doing good? Like, are you getting enough sleep?

Because I'll see her, you know, she's like performing in Ireland and then the next day she's doing like a show in Kansas and I'm like... I don't know how that could be physically okay, you know, because I was in that situation.

Because I'll see her, you know, she's like performing in Ireland and then the next day she's doing like a show in Kansas and I'm like... I don't know how that could be physically okay, you know, because I was in that situation.