

原po翻译:近日Cara接受The Telegraph时谈到了关于性的问题。之前由于与米歇尔在沙滩的事情就一直流传Cara会不会是一个Lesbian,但Cara从没有公开说明过她性取向。据报道称,Cara认为自己是一个不完全的异性恋(a not-totally-heteronormative set ofsexual preferences),但她喜欢和女性相处,她还年轻,认为和女性相处很开心,所以无需隐藏自己开心。对于别人的舆论,她不想过多理会,她只想过得开心就可以了。
她继续补充,她觉得和女性一起逛街会更加轻松,仅仅而已,所以无需介入关于性的话题。但有趣的事,过去Cara总是习惯更多的男性朋友,在学校里,她就是一个Tomboy(假小子),“但事件如今发生巨大变化。”如今,我不喜欢接触那些仅仅是为了当我朋友的男人,除非他是我某个女性朋友的男朋友。当然我们可以是同事,但是很难成为朋友。因为男人只喜欢和你做爱。
原文:As part of a new feature in British newspaper The Telegraph, Cara Delevingne insists on being interviewed while in bed. So that's awkward/funny timing, then, but oh well. (She does get up to clean up after her pet bunny rabbit, who pees everywhere once or twice during the interview. But mostly, she's cozily ensconced under the requisite plush hotel suite covers.)
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For the first time publicly, Delevingne discusses her sexuality—at least obliquely. "I think people shouldn't be scared of that," she says, presumably referring to a not-totally-heteronormative set of sexual preferences. "I'm young, I'm having fun, I don't want to pretend to be something I'm not.... So I don't really care on that matter. People can say what they want, but I'm having a good time. I know what people are doing who are my age; I just think it would be a lie to pretend that I'm not having a good time."
She continues to note that she's more comfortable hanging out with women, though not necessarily in a sexual context. "The funny thing is, I always used to have more guy friends. At school, I was a tomboy and it would be me and all my guy friends. But now, it's kind of changed quite a bit," she says. "I don't meet men now who just want to be my friend. Unless it's one of my girlfriend's boyfriends, most guys are not like, 'Oh, we should just be mates.' I think it's harder to become friends with guys... because guys just want to have sex with you."
Joke that being such an object of desire is a #ModelProblem, sure, but she's making a solid point.