Emma Watson opened up in an interview with Vogue about how she is happy to be embracing the single girl life. She calls it "being self-partnered".
Emma Watson opened up in an interview with Vogue about how she is happy to be embracing the single girl life. She calls it "being self-partnered".
She began by explaining that she is having to come to grips with turning 30.
"Cut to 29, and I'm like, 'Oh my God, I feel so stressed and anxious."
She explained that there are suddenly certain societal standards that are seemingly more pressing once you're about to turn 30.
"If you do not have a baby, and you are turning 30," she went on.
"There's just this incredible amount of anxiety."
She detailed just how the film reflects her personal outlook.
"Because that's really, for me anyway, what feminism is about," she said.
"To Jo [Saoirse Ronan], being married is really some sort of prison sentence," she explained.
"And I'm really happy and this is what I want. And just because my dreams are different from yours, it doesn't mean they're unimportant."
“What was really nice about working with Laura Dern and Meryl Streep was that the three of us knew each other way before we did Little Women," she said.
"So we had this allyship and solidarity as activists that had been part of a certain movement before we ever worked together.”
She has a positive disposition for something that is often such a sensitive topic.
"I never believed the whole 'I'm happy single' spiel," she admitted.
"I call it being self-partnered," she added.
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