People, she told the magazine, do not want to get to know the real you: 'For me, that means people are constantly trying to change me, every second of the day, especially on social media.
I'm not fed up with social media - I understand it - but people like to comment on how my image is too edgy, that *I'm* too edgy, and on how they wish I looked. It's a lot of ''do this, don't do that.''
'To them I say, f**k off. There's this effort to try to shame a woman's sexiness by pulling a cover over it, but I'm a woman who loves skin. I love skin on me, I love skin on girls, I love skin on guys'.
