Emma Watson finds it hard to commit to living in one place.
The 'Noah' actress has a home in London and also a property in America while she's studying at Brown University in Rhode Island and says she can't decide where to settle down while she continues to live a jet-setting lifestyle.
Speaking in the May edition of Australia's ELLE magazine, she said: "People are like, "Where are you living? What are you doing?" I don't know.
"I'm too young to decide right now if I want to live here or in New York or in LA or wherever else. And I really struggled for the answers the past three years. I should really know! I should really commit!"
The 23-year-old star, who is currently dating Oxford University student Matthew Janney, also insists she doesn't want a "famous" boyfriend but wishes she could protect her new love from the public eye and wants to feel "safe" at home.
She added: "I was like, 'I need to find a way to always feel safe and at home within myself.' Because I can never rely on a physical place."
Meanwhile, Emma feels as though she's grown up in the spotlight and admits it hasn't always been easy.
She said: "Everyone has seen me with my terrible haircuts and my awful teeth and all the terrible things I wore and said."

Kendra Wilkinson believes Miley Cyrus sets a "good example" to young girls.
The former Playboy model - who will give birth to her and husband Hank Baskett's second child, a girl, next month - thinks the 'We Can't Stop' singer is a little "crazy" but insists the singer is just being herself and these are values she hopes to instill in her daughter.
Kendra told E! News: "She's a very good example. As much as we think she's crazy, I think she's a good example. Let's not be so trapped in a box. I'm going to teach my daughter that way - be who you want to be. Society's going to put these rules on you but if you have this feeling that you need to do whatever it is, do it."
Miley has openly spoken about her use of party drug ecstasy, and love of marijuana but Kendra - who also has a four-year-old son, Hank Jr., with her spouse - clarified she would never push her unborn daughter to experiment with anything illegal.
She added: "Now, I'm not saying drugs. I'm not saying that I'm pushing her or inviting her to a bad world. What I'm saying is we're all human. We're all going to go through those stages at one point of our lives. Is it going to be later or is it going to be earlier? Eventually, they will go through it."

Jennifer Lopez is "so proud" of Matthew McConaughey.
The 44-year-old beauty starred with the 'Dallas Buyers Club' actor in 'The Wedding Planner ' in 2001 and thinks he is very deserving of his recent spate of award wins.
She said:"It was great working with Matthew. So proud of what he's accomplished over the last few years and I have fond memories of him on set."
Despite her many career accomplishments, the 'American Idol' star - who has six-year-old twins Max and Emme with former husband Marc Anthony - is more proud of her 2012 'Dance Again' world tour than anything else.
In an extract from Para Todos magazine's April 2014 issue obtained by JustJared.com, she said: "There are so many wonderful things that I've experienced in my career, but I think going on my first world tour is something I am most proud of accomplishing. Performing live and connecting with the audience night after night was incredible. I felt like I grew as a person and as a performer."
The 'On the Floor' hitmaker has been working on her next album since the tour concluded last year and she is delighted with all the collaborators she has recorded with.
She said: "I started working on this album the second I got off tour. What makes it so unique are all the collaborations including French Montana, Robin Thicke, Wiz Khalifa, Maxwell, and of course Pitbull. This is a special album, because I'm going back to my early roots of growing up in the Bronx."

Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin were "off and on for many years" before separating.
The former couple - who have children Apple, nine, and Moses, seven, together - announced last week they were splitting after 10 years of marriage, and insiders admit they weren't surprised by the announcement.
One source said: "They were physically separated and emotionally."
Another source added to People magazine: "They have been on and off for many years. The marriage was falling apart."
The 'Iron Man 3' star and her Coldplay rocker spouse had successfully managed to juggle their busy careers and family life but friends say it was impossible for them to keep maintaining a balance.
A source said: "They seemed to have a pretty mature handle on that crazy rotation of being superstars and parents. But that balance, given the time they had to spend apart, clearly couldn't sustain itself."
And another friend thinks Gwyneth and Chris' different personalities also played a part in the problems with their marriage.
The insider explained: "[Chris] is the kind of person who is always in a T-shirt. She's much more glam."
Despite their split, the pair have vowed to stay friends for the sake of their children and are currently enjoying a family vacation.

Britain's Prince Harry hosted a boys' night out at London's Arts Club.
The 29-year-old redhead threw a "private little get together" for his close friends at the exclusive venue on Tuesday evening (04.01.14), where guests dined on a hearty meal of chicken and chips, washed down with white wine.
A source told EntertainmentWise: "Last night was lovely, but it was just a private little get together at the Arts Club, it wasn't for charity or anything like that. Cressida [Bonas] wasn't there but a lot of his rugby friends were as well as a few others, it was just a quiet little night."
Harry was reportedly joined by his pal James Haskell, while presenter Lizzie Cundy and 'Made In Chelsea' star Mark Francis Vandelli were also hanging out at the same nightspot.
The handsome royal has been busy catching up with old friends in recent weeks since returning from his charity South Pole trek this winter.
He sent fitness enthusiasts into a frenzy last month when news emerged he had joined a London public gym called Third Space, which costs £139 a month to use.
Harry's security was forced to step in when the star was mobbed by fans trying to take pictures of him working up a sweat on the treadmill.

Radiohead are planning their ninth studio album.
The 'Karma Police' hitmakers have been focusing on solo projects but guitarist Jonny Greenwood has confirmed they are heading back into the studio to record new material.
In an interview with Nashville Cream, the 42-year-old musician said the band will "make a plan" and are getting together later this year.
He said: "Well we're meeting up at the end of the summer, and we'll make a plan. But, you know, we're a slow-moving animal, always have been. I guess we'll decide then what we do next."
Earlier this year, Jonny's brother Colin, the band's bassist, said Radiohead's plans for a new record were still "up in the air" as they were all busy working on side projects and frontman Thom Yorke had recently come back from touring with his supergroup Atoms For Peace.
The band - also formed of Ed O'Brien and Philip Selway - intend to embark on a tour as soon as their new record, the follow-up to their 2011 record 'The King Of Limbs', is released.
Meanwhile, Jonny will continue to play concerts with the London Contemporary Orchestra and admits its "a bit exclusive".
He said: "You're sort of insisting that people have to be there. There's a snobbery to that, which is a shame, but yeah, it's funny."

Red Hot Chili Peppers' bassist Flea is set to release his autobiography.
The 51-year-old musician has signed a deal with Grand Central Publishing and the book will focus on his early life, battle with drug addiction, life on the road with the band mates and his career in film.
According to Time.com, the autobiography will also see Flea "share stories from his intense and dynamic life, including: his move from a 'normal' upbringing in the suburbs of New York to Los Angeles to live a bohemian life with a jazz musician step-father," along with "his young, rebellious life on the streets of LA."
Flea will be the second member of the band to pen his own tome, following in the footsteps of frontman Anthony Kiedis, whose 2004 memoir Scar Tissue reached number one on the New York Times' Bestseller List.
The as-yet-untitled autobiography, which has not yet been given a release date, also promises to feature "details about his sometimes complex friendship and collaboration with Kiedis, his myriad experiences with hard drugs, and, of course, the tumultuous creative journey of the legendary Red Hot Chili Peppers through its various incarnations over the last 30 years."

Tom Riley will guest star in the new series of 'Doctor Who'
The 'Da Vinci's Demons' actor will star in an upcoming episode of the sci-fi series alongside Peter Capaldi - who is yet to make his debut as the Time Lord - and Jenna Coleman, in one of two episodes which have been penned by actor and screenwriter Mark Gatiss, and filming will reportedly begin soon.
Expressing his excitement over the project, Tom wrote on Twitter: "Well that's out then. I've been a massive fan since I was even smaller than Jenna. Very excited. @Markgatiss's script is awesome. #DoctorWho (sic)."
The 32-year-old star's comment came after the official 'Doctor Who' Twitter account confirmed rumours that he'd be joining the cast on a short-term basis.
The post read: "Tom Riley will appear in the new series of Doctor Who, starring in an episode written by Mark Gatiss".
Meanwhile, Gatiss - who has created six episodes of the BBC One series in the past - has confirmed that he's written the scripts for two more episodes but confessed he's unsure as to whether both will feature in the new series, which is expected to air later this year.
He wrote on Twitter: "To clarify. I've been commissioned to write two episodes of 'Doctor Who'. That doesn't mean they'll both necessarily be in this season."
'Sherlock' writers Steven Moffat and Steve Thompson are also among the list of names confirmed to be writing for the new series.

Jordan Stephens has landed a role in new E4 drama 'Glue'.
The Rizzle Kicks singer will make his acting debut later this year in the home-grown drama series set in the English countryside, created and written by Skins' Jack Thorne.
The 'Lost Generation' hitmaker is just one name among the many young talents from British film, TV, stage and music who have been picked for the murder mystery show.
Jessie Cave, best known as Lavender Brown in the 'Harry Potter' franchise, 'Submarine' star Yasmin Paige, Callum Turner from ITV drama 'Leaving', Charlotte Spencer of 'Line of Duty' fame, 'Fresh Meat' season three newcomer Faye Marsay, 'Starred Up' actor Tommy McDonnell, Bristol Old Vic graduate Billy Howle, and 'Waterloo Road' star Tommy Lawrence Knight have all been cast in the upcoming show.
They will also be joined by Kerry Fox ('Bright Star'), Jonny Owen ('Shameless'), Kierston Wareing ('Luther'), and Steve Oram ('Sightseers').
Sophie Gardiner, Channel 4 Commissioning Editor, commented: "The team at Eleven have pulled together an incredible cast for Jack's thrilling scripts - the line-up reads like a roll-call of some of the brightest up-and-coming talent around. We can't wait for them to bring our bold new series to life. Brace yourselves for a trip to the countryside... E4-style."
The show is set in small farming village Overton, where bored youngsters risk their lives by playing deadly games and when the body of a local teenage boy is found underneath a tractor, everyone is forced to confess their darkest secrets, changing the face of their small community forever.
'Glue' is scheduled for release in the autumn of 2014.

Sam Faiers will reportedly star in her final episode of 'The Only Way Is Essex' tonight (02.04.14).
The 23-year-old reality TV star is said to have decided to quit the ITV 2 show in order to focus on her relationship with ex-fiancé Joey Essex and keeping healthy since being diagnosed with Crohn's disease earlier this year, and as tonight's episode is the last of the season it could be her final appearance.
The series finale will see the stars - which include Sam's sister Billie Faiers and her pal Ferne McCann - get dolled up for the wrap party and according to the Daily Mirror newspaper Sam, dressed as a princess in a glittery gown and tiara, will make an emotional exit.
Meanwhile, James "Lockie" Lock will take inspiration from romantic film 'Pretty Woman' in an attempt to win back his ex-girlfriend Danielle Armstrong - who he split from during the current series after it was revealed he'd cheated on her during the early stages of their relationship.
Donning a smart navy suit and carrying a bunch of red roses, Lockie will recreate a scene from the movie which sees Richard Gere attempt to woo Julia Roberts' character by hanging out of the roof of a limo and declaring his love for her.
Ricky Rayment will also feature in the finale to the explosive eleventh series when he's welcomed into his girlfriend Jessica Wright's family by her cousin Elliott, who he's had a number of disagreements with throughout the series.

Amy Adams is set to star in a sci-fi thriller.
The 'American Hustle' star is in early talks with 'Prisoners' director Dennis Villeneuve to appear in 'Story Of Your Life', which is based on a short story written by Ted Chaing, Deadline reports.
The story, which has a script written by Eric Heisserer, is set at a time after alien crafts land around the world. An expert linguist - who Adams would play - is recruited by the military to figure out whether they are a threat or have come in peace.
As she slowly learns to communicate with the aliens, she is subjected to a series of vivid flashbacks that are key to understanding the mystery behind the real purpose of their visit.
FilmNation Entertainment, in partnership with Lava Bear Films, are financing, producing and handling worldwide sales for the project.
The companies will produce along with 21 Laps' Shawn Levy and Dan Levine, and the scriptwriter will serve as executive producer.
The film's director recently said he hopes the movie will tell an "inspiring" story.
He said: "It's very poetic, and a strong take on an alien landing on Earth. It's very original, very fresh and very inspiring.
"I'm very excited about that project. I'm supposed to shoot it at the beginning of 2015."

Russell Crowe has met with a U.K. Church leader to discuss 'Noah'.
The Academy-Award-winning actor reportedly held a "short private meeting" with the Archbishop of Canterbury ,Justin Welby, to discuss the religious issues raised in the Darren Aronofsky-directed epic.
The pair met at Lambeth Palace in London for talks after the film's UK premiere on Monday (31.03.14) just weeks after his visit to see Pope Francis in Rome last month.
Taking to Twitter, Archbishop Welby described the meeting as a "great visit" and praised the actor's sense of humour, as he wrote: "Great visit from @russellcrowe, talked about Noah and his films. He spoke to as many people as possible, sense of humour, impressive. (sic)"
The Archbishop didn't pass public judgment on the film but The Telegraph newspaper reports he found it "interesting and thought-provoking".
The Hollywood blockbuster - based on the bible's Genesis story of Noah's Ark - has opened at number one in the U.S box office despite backlash from some Christian and Jewish groups who have criticized its loose interpretation of the familiar biblical story.
Several countries including Pakistan, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE and the Middle East have also banned the film for conflicting with Muslim principles.