It doesn’t bother Bella Thorne when people say that girls are bitchy — because she agrees with the sentiment.
“I don’t get offended because girls are really mean,” the 18-year-old actress told Galore. “I will say — no matter where you go in life, it’s high school everywhere. I’m sure in the work office, for you, there’s high school [drama], and there’s one girl who’s bitchier than everybody. Girls are just mean and so competitive — it’s so crazy.”
She went on to talk about growing up as a tomboy and how she preferred to hang out with the guys.
“I’m very chill in that way,” she said, adding that, “Other girls sometimes get really, really like, competitive and catty and ‘Who likes who? You like him? Too bad. I like him. We’re going to have a problem now.'”
However, she has been able to find some female friends to her liking over her time in the entertainment industry, calling out gal pals like Samara Weaving, Mae Whitman and Chloë Grace Moretz.
They’re all just such homeys. When somebody has a lower vocal range, it’s great because then I’m not the only one that sounds like a man. It’s the girls that are tomboys that I’m so down, any time of day, because I like to get my hands dirty. Germs don’t freak me out, and so I’m really just down to chill, you know, and watch movies. Anybody that can do that, any girls who can do that, you’d be surprised that like, everybody just wants to chill. But it’s not all the time. Girls ask me, ‘Let’s go out? Let’s go to this party? My friend’s famous and we should totally go there.’ And I’m always just like, ‘No! I’m tired, dude. I’m so tired. I just want to go home, watch a movie, sit on Netflix, and eat Top Ramen or order food.’
Well, OK then.