Kristen Stewart, on sexuality: "I could not say if it was one thing or another"

Kristen Stewart said she felt a "huge responsibility" in defining her baduality after becoming famous for the "Twilight" movie series ( "Twilight"). But he is happy that the young stars of today have not obliged him.

Two years ago, the 29-year-old actress had stated in "Saturday Night Live" that she was "very gay". Now, you see a change in the culture that has allowed young people, both inside and outside of Hollywood, accepts the fluidity of the bades and baduality.

"I felt a great responsibility, one that really worried me, I could not say that it was one thing or another, because I would then give up the other one"said Stewart, who was also in a long relationship with his co-star "Twilight" Robert Pattinson.

"The fact that you do not have to do it now is much more honest," said Stewart.

The actress is acting together Laura Dern in "J.T. LeRoy", a biopic about a young woman named Savannah Knoop, whose sister-in-law Laura Albert created LeRoy, a literary alter ego who badumed Knoop during his public appearances, only LeRoy was a man. Knoop is now identified as a non-binary person, that is, without a defined gender.

Stewart celebrates this decision with the statements of young Hollywood stars as Sophie Turner, 23, who refused to label their baduality.

"If you had this conversation with someone in a high school, they would probably turn back exasperated and say & # 39; Why do you complicate as much? … do what you want "he said. "It's really nice. "

Stewart says that contemporary culture is still struggling to define the fluidity of gender and baduality: "I think we do not even have words to describe the complexities of identity right now."

Stewart said that she would put that spirit into her directorial debut, an adaptation of the memories of a bibadual swimmer turned artist called "The Chronology of Water".

"A big part of that spirit is finding a new language and understanding that your focus of words, so to speak, is building yourself"he said. "And you can also have a million definitions of the word you want, they are subject to interpretation … they can be used as weapons or more as saviors. "

(With information from AP)