+34“It was totally bizarre,” the actor said, before giving a jaw-dropping dating example.
Gold and Platinum members read HuffPost with zero ad interruptions. Cleaner pages, faster scrolling, more focus on the stories that matter. Join today.is opening up about why it was “quite tricky” to date while she starred on the hit Showtime series “ Shameless.
” “It made dating quite tricky because of the nudity on the show,” she said during an appearance on Maria Sharapova’s podcast,“All of the guys that I would go out with had preconceived notions of who I was or how I was sexually. It was totally bizarre. ”She shared that she had one conversation with a potential suitor, who was in real estate “or something,” but told her, “I really want to be president some day.
” “And I was like, ‘Wow, that’s like a great goal,’” she said, before the conversation took a turn.
“He’s like, ‘But I feel like running for office dating someone, you know, who’s been exposed in the way that you have, do you think that would be tricky for me? ’ And I was like, ‘This is an insane conversation to have. ’”“So, I think growing up in your 20s, you’re dating, you’re trying to figure out who you are, you’re coming into your own as an artist,” she said of navigating her personal and professional life.
“And there’s also all these preconceived notions about you that are out there that are associated with because your body is your art, right? And people can get confused. And so that certainly came up for me,” she added. The actor recently shared that she left the show “with a lot of grief and sorrow” because she “loved the job,” but ultimately wanted to pursue her own projects.
“I left to go make the show I had been developing, that our showrunner John Wells had encouraged me to kind of get in the driver’s seat of my own career and make my own shows and make things,” Rossum said
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