Quick Take
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Emma Stone constantly worries about dying. The The Amazing Spider-Man actress – who spent two years in therapy as a child and still has sessions when she feels she needs them - admitted her mortality scares her and she tries to seize every moment because it could all end at any time.
She told Style magazine: “I’m close to my mortality, not in a freaky way but constantly. I feel hyperaware that everything could end. That’s always been in my mind, for whatever reason, since I was very small."
“I was in therapy for two years as a kid. As someone with anxiety you’re constantly waiting for the next attack. I think I tend to worry more when things are good. I know those things will change.”
While Emma, 23, is open about getting therapy, she prefers not to discuss her relationship with Spider-Man co-star Andrew Garfield because she wants to keep it private.
She explained: “Honestly, the only thing that gives me any release is knowing what I have the power to say. If I never address anything, how much can anyone ever really know the truth.”
She told Style magazine: "I'm close to my mortality, not in a freaky way but constantly. I feel hyperaware that everything could end. That's always been in my mind, for whatever reason, since I was very small."
"I was in therapy for two years as a kid. As someone with anxiety you're constantly waiting for the next attack. I think I tend to worry more when things are good. I know those things will change."
While Emma, 23, is open about getting therapy, she prefers not to discuss her relationship with Spider-Man co-star Andrew Garfield because she wants to keep it private.
She explained: "Honestly, the only thing that gives me any release is knowing what I have the power to say. If I never address anything, how much can anyone ever really know the truth."
