Actress Anya Taylor-Joy revealed she was bullied at school and grew up feeling she was "wrong", which she believes is because her intensity and passion can be "frightening" for some people.
"The message I was getting at school was that everything about me was wrong. I think the way that I looked played into it, and then the extremes of my personality definitely played into it,바카라 she told Britain's GQ magazine's Heroes issue.
"If I loved something, I loved something. I have no chill in any regard, and that can be frightening for people, I guess.바카라
The actress learned to "bury" herself as a defence mechanism in response to the bullying she faced.
바카라As a survival mechanism, you learn to be self-effacing and self-deprecating. You bury yourself before anybody else does,바카라 she said.
바카라What I바카라m coming to understand is: as long as you바카라re not causing anyone else harm, you have to stand your ground.바카라
The 28-year-old actress has developed a "reputation for fighting for feminine rage," reports femalefirst.co.uk.
바카라How do I say this? I바카라ve developed a bit of a reputation for fighting for feminine rage, which is a strange thing because I바카라m not promoting violence -- but I am promoting women being seen as people. We have reactions that are not always dainty or unmessy,바카라 she said.
