In her next book, Megan Fox hopes to cancel any men who have wronged her, regardless of how irrelevant they may be.
Megan Fox’s latest poetry book delves into her past traumatic and abusive relationships.
In her latest collection of poetry, Megan Fox did not intend to cause harm.
Speaking about her recently released book, Pretty Boys Are Poisonous, at Racket NYC on Tuesday, Fox, 37, stated that she never intended for any of the anonymous Hollywood men to be “cancelled” by the disclosures about her toxic past relationships, according to People Magazine.
She actually said that the men who had harmed her were “irrelevant” and that she didn’t want any attention to be directed toward them. It is.
Fox told moderator Samantha Leach, “For once, it should be about me.” She also expressed her “frustration” at not being able to be open or vulnerable because everything she does and says is “picked apart.”. “.”.
“I’m not attempting to cancel anyone, and I’m not karma,” she proclaimed.
The Jennifer’s Body actress talked about her writing process for the book, which was published on Tuesday and meant mending relationships from the past.
In fact, the former member of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles “had to pull back” on some of her more “savage” poems because she was “taken aback” by how much she had been through. As stated.
Fox acknowledges that she “can’t control how other people react” to her “art,” but she is still planning to be ready for any criticism she may encounter. “.”.
“You won’t be able to cancel me because I’m not a bad person,” she asserted with confidence.
