Selena Gomez admits 'girls are mean,' surrounds herself with 'levelheaded people'
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Selena Gomez admitted she is not sure if she belongs in the "cool girl" crowd of Hollywood. The musician said she has surrounded herself with "levelheaded" people.
"It’s a cliché, but girls are mean," she told the outlet. "It’s a very weird competition, being in the cool girls area – and then I’m just kind of like, there. I don’t know where I’m meant to belong."
"I love having levelheaded people around that couldn’t give two f---s about what I do," she added.
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