Contrary to her guise as a private person, Kristen Stewart revealed she has discovered a new way to live her life and feel liberated about herself. After being photographed kissing with her partner Alicia Cargile, the "Twilight" star now seems ready to show it all.
The 26-year-old actress who played as Bella Swan for "Twilight" series admitted that people often see her as "expressionless"; however, Stewart said she is the opposite and described herself as an "oversharer," LA Times reported.
"I've discovered a way to live my life and not feel like I'm hiding at all. And I think that's pretty apparent for anyone who cares - not that everyone does. But I think that if you had been tracking it in any way, it's more apparent that I'm more relaxed than I used to be," Stewart said.
The "Twilight" star went on, "Somehow, as I got older, I reoriented my mind. I've gotten better at assessing people's motivations. It's not something I have to overtly think about - what I share and what I don't share. It's a natural thing. Whereas, when I was younger, I was like, "You're gonna screw me over." Now I'm like, "Whatever. You can't.""
A proof to attest that the "Twilight" star is now ready to open up is her recent photo with her on-again partner Cargile in California where the two showed PDA. Stewart and Cargile were spotted kissing while in a coffee date on Wednesday.
According to ET, the photo was taken after the premier of Stewart's Sci-Fi film "Equals" on July 7. An observer assumed the girl who was with Stewart during the after-party was Stewart's girlfriend since the two were holding hands.
Rumor has it that the two rekindled their relationship in May following Stewart's breakup with French singer and actress Soko. Further reports revealed that Stewart seems serious with her relationship with her former personal assistant as she even brought her father's house in June to celebrate Father's Day.
Meanwhile, Stewart's film "Equals" hit the theaters on July 15. Members of the cast include Nicholas Hoult, Guy Pearce and Jacki Weaver.
