In a recent interview, 59-year-old Hollywood actress Michelle Pfeiffer told about unexpected details of her personal life. So, she admitted that it is extremely difficult for her to build relationships with men because of a lack of trust:
"I slowly" turn on ". I need many years to start trusting. All because I'm a closed person and easy-to-be. Always afraid to open up, remain unprotected. It is known that in order to get along with someone, you need to relax and remove protection. Usually all these love dates, intrigues did not end well with anything. My problem is in naivety, I could not assess the situation and often suffered. Now I sometimes look back to the past and think, how could I have been such a fool? No, this does not apply to my current wife David Kelly. With him, everything is different. I did not experience anything like this before. "
How not to get into the sect?
Then Michelle remembered that she was already married to Peter Horton, although she prefers not to think about that period in her life:
"I forgot about those times! However, with Peter everything was ambiguous. He helped me sort out the unpleasant people, they called themselves "personal trainers" and talked about Bretarianism. It was such a cult, implying the power of solar energy. They always pursued me, did not lag behind a single step. Their services were terribly expensive, and I at that time did not earn as well as now. I will remember how this zubodrobitelnuyu diet! "The chip" was that only a hungry person comes up with really bright ideas, he can become wise and achieve a lot. I did not reach the limit of my abilities, although I tried. It was some kind of madness! "
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The actress noted that it is her fault that she fell into the sect. The whole fault is her unhealthy lifestyle and promiscuous acquaintance.