The opportunity to live a normal life I pay a huge price for my popularity, and my private life has suffered the most. Fame and love don’t go together. You approach someone, you start trusting him… he pretends to understand you, and then shows his true colors and sticks a knife in your back. A big part of all the men that I’ve met, have betrayed me. It is what it is, my name precedes me. I can be cruel and reclusive at times. And I have the right to be. My heart will need a lot of love to have faith and fall in love again. I honestly try to give myself a chance! But in Bulgaria everything is twisted – women going after men, courting them, supporting them financially. Men lose interest and stop caring: if it isn’t one, it will be another. I find it funny and strange because women are the weaker sex abroad, and men are the stronger. People have lost their values, men try to screw you over and then brag about it, it is like in an insane asylum, a never-ending cycle. Many women fail to realize that they are women, not ants willing to satisfy themselves with crumbs. Our gentleness and femininity are our strongest weapons, but you also need to have dignity and work hard to make your own money. A good man will support you in everything that you do, but he has feelings too and can feel when he’s being used. I’m only speaking about high-quality men. I’ve worked hard and have given myself the opportunity to live a normal life. And that’s how I like it to be. Fame has given me a lot, and the positives outweigh the negatives. I don’t complain, and I don’t have the right to do that because I decide what happens in my life. Everything is fine, except the ulterior motives than men have towards me, that’s why I’m often single. And I like it that way! It’s better to be alone than to be in bad company. If I feel that something isn’t right, I run far away, otherwise, we start playing endless games and one of us ends up getting hurt. How much easier it would be if all the cards were on the table and people were honest! I love men that speak their minds. But nowadays, they write and they text, they are always chatting… They don’t want to talk, and they try to act modern and tough. It’s ridiculous, understand that! Are you afraid, don’t you have the intellectual capacity? I come from another generation, and I can’t understand this trend – to humiliate someone, does it make you a worthy person? I’ve met all sorts of people. You pay attention to someone, and he’s chatting with two other women, just to make you feel bad. Fine with me, be “trendy”, be modern, and I’ll keep being old fashioned in that regard.