Drew Barrymore says that cocaine seems to be my worst nightmare now

Drew Barrymorelearned some things from his troubled childhood.

The 43-year-old actress is a million miles from the famous star of the party that she once was. However, in a new interview on Netflix Norm Macdonald has a showThe multi-trait union reflected on its past thanks to one of the host's frank questions.

"Did not you run out of cocaine?" Norm Macdonald asked the star.

"No. Oh my God, I mean, it's been a long time, but no," she replied. "Nothing would make me panic and would seem to be a nightmare .. I have never made hallucinogenesis … but I drink and I love my life and love it out of my head." It's not like I was an activist of clarity and presence but [cocaine] seems literally my worst nightmare right now. "

As she explained, "I have never done heroin, so I do not know what it is – I think I liked to feel good." I am a senior person … you know, I'm like "Woo hoo!" I also did not want to be like, "I see it again. I would be like [screams]. I will not drink my drink in a bar unless it has been in my vision, like the lateral cornea. "

If there is anyone who understands the potential dangers of the young celebrity, that is Barrymore, who had been in rehab at the age of 13.

"It's really a recipe for disaster," she said of the children's celebrity. "But you know what's exciting? I've finished with 14 years old, like the mid-life crisis, you know, institutionalized, blacklist, no family, like that, and then I entered the cycle of to be my own parent. "

The actress was candid about her unique relationship with her mother, Jaid Barrymoreand thought about how she would end up in clubs rather than at school.

"I had a mother, but she looked more like a best friend," the actress told Macdonald. "She was like," Do you want to go to school and be bullied all day or do you want to go to Studio 54? "And I say to myself," Yes, absolutely! I do not want to spend the day with these little girls who are just awful. "The kids are so mean."

As Barrymore elaborated, she was not comfortable with people of her age.

"I did not really grow up with children and I did not have grandparents, so young and old, I was very weird," she explained. "I did not know what age group I belonged to, but I was a lot happier in the clubs."