In an article by People, Kirsten Dunst expresses how much she has changed since entering rehab for depression:
"Everyone goes through a hard time in their life," Dunst says in the October issue of Harper's Bazaar. "They just don't have to do it in front of tons of people and with our media the way it is. I did, and I'm lucky that I had the resources and the money to take care of myself."
She adds: "Now, I'm great."
Though she hesitates to go into details about her stint at Cirque Lodge, a rehabilitation center in Utah, Dunst says prior to going to rehab she was "enormously co-dependent."
"I wasn't taking care of myself emotionally. I wasn't expressing my anger," she says. "I was making nice all the time."
She adds: "Now, I'm great."
Though she hesitates to go into details about her stint at Cirque Lodge, a rehabilitation center in Utah, Dunst says prior to going to rehab she was "enormously co-dependent."
"I wasn't taking care of myself emotionally. I wasn't expressing my anger," she says. "I was making nice all the time."
Yeah, being nice is overrated anyway. Like yesterday, a small boy walked up to me and asked for a one dollar donation for the blind. I punched him in the ear because the blind never donated to me, you know?
I do think it's a step in the wrong direction taking advice from Tom Cruise and Scientology. There's a good chance this blog and my body will disappear for saying that, but at least I died happy (I'm masturbating as I write this).
