Megan Fox: "Girls Think I'm A Slut"

image courtesy of Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin for The New York Times

Another Megan Fox interview, another blog full of absurd yet highly entertaining quotes straight from the mouth of one of our fav young actresses. Sure, she has a mild case of the verbal runs and most people think she's just another pretty face, but after seeing Jennifer's Body and reading countless interviews with the starlet, we still adore her.

Megan sat down with the New York Times Magazine while she was filming Saturday Night Live in NYC, and these are just some of the highlights from the interview...

On how women perceive her:

“Women tear each other apart. Girls think I’m a slut, and I’ve been in the same relationship since I was 18. The problem is, if they think you’re attractive, you’re either stupid or a whore or a dumb whore. The instinct among girls is to attack the jugular.”

After checking out a pair of leggings with kneepads:

“Are those the Lindsay Lohan leggings? The ones that are made for getting on your knees? Oh, no, I can’t wear those. If I wore them, it would be on the Internet in five minutes. The blogs would have a field day.”

On the first time she met boyfriend Brian Austin Green:

“He played himself on [Hope & Faith]. Kelly Ripa’s character was kidnapping him for some crazy reason. I didn’t know who he was from 90210, but I liked him right away. Everyone was around the monitor watching a scene, and Brian accidentally touched my leg. I remember literal electricity shooting through me and out me from every direction. It was like magic.”

On her beef with Michael Bay and the Transformers crew:

“I got myself in this whole mess. But it doesn’t matter. I know that the things they said about me in the crew letter were not true, but Bay is not happy with some of the things I’ve said about him. I was waiting for someone to defend me, to say, ‘That’s not accurate,’ but nobody did. I think it’s because I’m a girl. They left me out there to be bludgeoned to death.”

On Jennifer's Body (which we loved, BTW) not being a hit at the box office:

People expected Jennifer’s Body to make so much money. But I was doubtful. The movie is about a man-eating, cannibalistic lesbian cheerleader, and that pretty much eliminates middle America. It’s obviously a girl-power movie, but it’s also about how scary girls are. Girls can be a nightmare. Jennifer’s Body wasn’t rated PG-13 like Twilight. It was a hard R, and kids couldn’t get in. So they bought a ticket to another movie and snuck in."