Jada Pinkett Smith says she "was not built for conventional marriage" with Will Smith

Jada Pinkett Smith says that she always knew that her marriage to her husband Will Smith should be unconventional for her to stay there.

The moderator of "Red Table Talk" was very open in the past about her marriage to the actor "Suicide Squad", including revelations about "betrayal of the heart" and how to become individuals without that the other feels abandoned.

In a recent interview with The Guardian, Pinkett Smith spoke again about her marriage and how she always knew she was not able to fit into the conventional "woman" role.

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"I knew I was not built for the conventional wedding," she said at the exit. "Even the word" woman "is a golden cage, swallows the key, even before my wedding, I thought," It's going to kill me. "So, why would not you want to share what you've got lived, when you see that other people are there, trying to understand this shit? We decided to make it public because it's part of healing.I feel like we did not have [a] real understanding about it, I do not know if interpersonal relationships are possible. "

Although she regularly talks about the fact that Smith and she do not fall into the traditional roles of marriage, she took a moment to point out in the gallery that she continued to believe that she was the person with whom she wanted to spend her time. life, even if it was not conventional.

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"Will is my life partner and I could not ask for a better one," she said. "I love it, I never want people to think it's like I did not want to get married – he and I talked about it the other day. But I can assure you that some of the most powerful women in the world feel caged and tied up because of the sacrifices they have to make to fill this position. I wanted to talk about what we really think about marriage. What do we really think of different and unconventional relationships? What do we really think about raising children? Honestly."

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Pinkett Smith has already explained how to have radically candid conversations with her family, both privately and via "Red Table Talk", had helped her tackle some of the more important issues of her life at Approaching 40 years old.

"You realize that you need different things to be happy. It was for me throughout my life, personally and professionally, "she explained before. I'm really in a good place and this particular program has also helped a lot in my personal growth. "

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Pinkett Smith explained, "I am very lucky to have transparent and difficult conversations with my family."