Selena Gomez recently gave a candid interview where she touched upon the labels she has been forced to carry over the course of her life. The singer says that she doesn’t want people to see her as ‘sad and hurt.’
During her interview with Rolling Stone, the Grammy award winning singer was quoted saying, “I wanted people to take away that this was a journey and that it was completely closed.
She also added, “I don’t want people to see me as just sad and hurt. I didn’t want that anymore. I wanted people to know that I experienced something real,” she added, “and that part of me is over.”
During the course of a five-year gap between Rare and Gomez’s past works, the singer had faced a number of health struggles, from lupus to anxiety, depression, panic disorder and even a kidney transplant.
Thus with the time gap in mind, Gomez chose to go the unconventional route when attempting to make music once more and simply “started to just play around.”
