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Shailene Woodley doesn't know if she believes in everlasting love.
The 'Divergent' actress admits she hasn't yet met anyone she wants to make a lengthy commitment to, and isn't sure that will ever happen.
Speaking to the April edition of Marie Claire magazine, she said: "I just haven't met anyone where I was like, 'Wow, I could definitely see myself spending a season of my life with you'.
"I don't even know if humans are genetically made to be with one person forever."
The 22-year-old star also admitted she was a "late bloomer" who still played with dolls as a teenager.
She said: "I was the latest bloomer there ever was. I was still playing with Barbies at 14 and didn't have my first kiss until 15-and-a-half. He had big, beautiful lips, and I was like, 'I don't know what I'm going to do with those.' "
'The Descendants' actress - who recently admitted to not owning a mobile phone - doesn't understand social media and finds websites like Twitter and Instagram "weird".
She said: "The whole social media thing is just a little too weird for me. We're all such narcissists, and that's what social media caters to. Our society conditions us to be our own planets, which is great. Independent thinking is so important. But we expect everyone around us to be our moons."

L'Wren Scott has been found dead in her apartment.
The 47-year-old celebrated fashion designer - who was dating Rolling Stones star Sir Mick Jagger - was found hanging from a scarf on a doorknob in her home in Manhattan, New York, earlier today (17.03.14), police told the New York Daily News newspaper.
The body is said to have been found by her assistant at her 200 11th Avenue address at around 10 o'clock this morning and although it's been claimed that police do not suspect foul play, the Medical Examiner's Office will determine the cause of death.
L'Wren has previously spoken out about her hate for being referred to simply as Mick Jagger's girlfriend as she wanted to be recognised for her own talents, although she often used the rocker as her muse.
She said previously: "I'm a fashion designer. I don't want to be defined as someone's girlfriend.
"You always wonder if people will pay attention to the hard work that goes into what you do. And when you're taking something on your own, it's your company, your investment - your life."
The former model designed all of her 70-year-old boyfriend's outfits for the Rolling Stones' 50th anniversary tour.

Beyonce "doesn't want to" go to Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's wedding.
The 32-year-old singer - who married Jay Z in a low-key ceremony in April 2008 - reportedly thinks it is "tacky" the couple are planning to televise their nuptials on E! show 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians', but won't boycott the ceremony completely.
A source said: "[She told Jay Z and Kanye] that under no circumstances will she be a part of any filming on the wedding day if it's for Kim's reality show.
"Jay and Beyoncé's wedding was shrouded in secrecy and extreme lengths were made to make sure their wedding was an intimate affair for friends and family, only. This will be the complete opposite. She thinks it's just tacky.
"Beyoncé's motto has always been, less is more. But clearly when it comes to Kim, more means more.
"She knows she'll have to go to the wedding, but really does not to want to."
Kanye considers the couple - who have two-year-old daughter Blue Ivy together - "family" so Beyonce has promised to be there for his sake.
The source added to RadarOnline.com: "Make no mistake, the only reason Beyoncé is going to the wedding is because Jay is best friend's with Kanye."
It was previously claimed that Kim and Kanye - who have nine-month-old daughter North together - want all their guests to sign confidentiality agreements, but have agreed Jay Z and Beyonce won't have to comply with their strict security measures.
A source said: "There is no way Kanye would ever even dare to ask Jay or Beyonce to sign a non-disclosure agreement, or take away their cell phones. He knows that neither one of them would betray his trust."

Lindsay Lohan used to "sabotage" the good things in her life.
The 'Mean Girls' actress - who has been through a series of legal woes and endured several stints in rehab in recent years - admits she can't help do things she knows are "wrong" for her, such as smoking.
Speaking to life coach and trainer AJ Johnson on her docuseries 'Lindsay', she said: "Often I know what I'm doing is wrong but I go ahead and do it anyway.
"I used to sabotage things as soon as they started getting good."
Also on the show, Lindsay had a furious row with its production company Pilgrim which saw her refuse to be filmed after they withdrew a promised advance for her to get a new apartment.
Producer Craig Piligian told her in a phone call: "You and I have to have a better understanding because this is making me very frustrated.
"When you tell our production what you will and won't do, it doesn't work for me."
However, the 27-year-old star protested: "I never once said I'm not shooting it!"
Director Amy Rice then intervened to say: "There's a fear we're not going to get this footage from you."
Furious Lindsay replied: "I was ready! You can't pull that s**t with me anymore. I am giving you no reason to feel that.
"So until I f*** up, you can't assume I am going to."
The row was eventually resolved and Lindsay moved into an apartment, which she said was a "relief".
She said: "It was such a relief to get the keys and finally have a place I can come home to.
"It was affecting my mental state, being in that [hotel] room, with all that clutter. It was hard."

Angelina Jolie almost "knocked herself out" several times filming 'Maleficent'.
The 38-year-old actress had numerous sets of prosthetic horns which she wore to play the titular villain in the reimagining of the 'Sleeping Beauty' story and admits she often struggled to remember how they changed her build.
She said: "It was pretty funny, because I kept on hitting my horns on things.
"The framing was very strange...They were actually kind of heavy. There had to be [lighter weight] ones that you could ride horses in because if you fall with something [heavy] attached to your head, that's it -- it could break your neck.
"I did almost knock myself out quite a few time.
"It's not just that you're a foot taller on top, you're also in five-inch heels so you are really big. I was out of whack for a bit. Definitely, it took me a while to become graceful with her."
Angelina - who raises six children with fiance Brad Pitt - was able to easily remove some of the horns, but felt her appearance without them was uncool as she looked more like "a little bear".
She added in an interview with Entertainment Weekly magazine: "The harder ones were magnetic so I could actually clip them off and walk around, but then I looked like a little bear. It did not look half as cool."

Justin Bieber has got a new tattoo which resembles the work of Banksy.
The 20-year-old star has amassed a collection over 20 designs since he was first tattooed at the age of 16, and he's now added a new inking to his lower arm, which appears to be very similar to the street artist's iconic Balloon Girl piece.
The 'Boyfriend' hitmaker posted a picture of the tattoo to his Instagram account but later decided to take it down, although a Facebook account - which appears to belong to Banksy himself - had reposted the image with the caption "controversial" beforehand.
The head and arm of the Girl with a Balloon design is also visible in a photo posted by Glen Hartless - the tattoo artist who inked Justin's latest body art - which was accompanied by a caption thanking the heartthrob for the project last week.
He wrote: "Another late night working. Thanks for having me at your studio @justinbieber (sic)."
Justin's previous tattoos include an illustration of a compass on his tricep and a treble clef behind his left ear, both of which were unveiled in January, as well as a portrait of Jesus on his left calf and the world 'Believe' in a graffiti style design on his left forearm.

Connor Cruise and mother Nicole Kidman have a "solid" relationship.
The 19-year-old DJ insisted rumours he is estranged from the Australian actress - who adopted him with then-husband Tom Cruise in 1995 - are wide of the mark and says his family mean "everything" too him.
He told Australia's Woman's Day magazine: "I love my mum. I don't care what people say. I know that me and mum are solid. I love her a lot. My family means everything. Yeah, I love my music, but the family comes before everything else."
It has previously been claimed that Connor and his sister Isabella, 21, have a strained relationship with their mother because of their ties to the Church of Scientology and Nicole - who has children Sunday, five, and Faith, three, with husband Keith Urban - even admitted they don't call her "mom" anymore.
Speaking in 2007, she said: "My kids don't call me mommy, they don't even call me mom. They call me Nicole, which I hate and tell them off for it."
She has also spoken of her sadness that the children opted to live with Tom after they separated in 2001.
She said: "They live with Tom, which was their choice. I'd love them to live with us, but what can you do?"

Amanda Seyfried thinks her kissing scene with Megan Fox was "really sexy".
The two actresses locked lips in 2009 movie 'Jennifer's Body' and the blonde beauty thinks she worked well with her co-star as they have "similar kissing styles".
She told W magazine: "We kissed really well together. We have similar kissing styles! If I watch the scene, it's actually really sexy."
However, the 28-year-old actress admits the scene in the film - about a cheerleader who killed and ate her classmates - was there "for the masses", but it still bombed at the box office.
She said: "We got it done for the masses, and, sadly, the masses didn't show up."
Despite a long line of movie credits, Amanda didn't feel famous until last year when her role of Cosette in 'Les Miserables' shot her to international stardom.
She said: "It may be that I'm older, and it may be that social media is everywhere now. I don't think I was really famous until last year - and I felt like no one paid much attention to what I was doing.
"That was good. But 'Les Mis' was an international hit, and that changed things. Before, I was a little more anonymous."

Lindsay Lohan wants nothing to do with her half-siblings.
The 'Mean Girls' star insists her father Michael Lohan's daughter Ashley - who was born in 1995 to Kristi Kaufmann, who he had a relationship with while separated from Lindsay's mother Dina - and son Landon, 13 months, who he has with girlfriend Kate Major, will never be welcomed into her family.
Lindsay - who has siblings Cody, Ali and Michael Jr. - said: "My dad has this whole other life with all these other people that he's created...and I do not want to be a part of that..
"They are not part of my life and they never will be."
Lindsay's comments came on her reality docuseries 'Lindsay' after she had a row with her father over dinner when she asked him to buy a car for 18-year-old Cody.
He protested: "I have child support...that's supposed to be for the kids."
Lindsay replied: "I do not want to talk about your two other random f***ing kids.
"Out of all of us Cody's the one that deserves something the most. It hurts me to see him not getting something that all his friends are getting...he doesn't have a dad to take him to soccer games...he needs his father."
However, Michael hit back: "Your mother cut me out of his life."
Later in the show, the pair also clashed again with the 27-year-old star furious at her father's criticisms of her friends.
She seethed: "They're people that you don't think were good for people. See, now you're getting me angry - because you weren't good for me for a long time in my life!"
Michael replied: "Well, if that's what you believe, that's fine, honey, I accept that though. I totally accept that."
Lindsay later added to the camera: "So my dad makes a nasty comment about my friends, it hurts me.
"They may go out and do what they want to do but they're not the kind of people who are going to do it around me, and that's what matters to me. They're good people.
"They've been there for me when I didn't have other people that were, you know, when other people weren't."