Angelina: "I was very sexual in kindergarten"
Angelina Jolie admitted to being "very sexual" at a young age, and even made up a game where she would strip her clothes off in kindergarten. "I was a member of a group called the Kissy Girls," the mother of four says of her days as a wild child. "I was very sexual in kindergarten... I created a game where I would kiss boys and give them cooties. Then we would make out and we would take our clothes off. I got in a lot of trouble!" In her teens, Jolie confessed she like using knives during sex. "I had started having sex with my boyfriend and the sex and the emotions didn't feel enough," Jolie told OK! mag. "I was no longer a little girl. In a moment of wanting to feel closer to my boyfriend I grabbed a knife and cut him. He cut me back... We had an exchange of something and we were covered in blood, my heart was racing. Then whenever I felt trapped, I'd cut myself. I have a lot of scars. It was an age when I felt adventurous and after a few beers things happened." The UN worker says her days of self-mutilation ended when she adopted her first child, Maddox. "It has something to do with becoming a mother," Jolie said. "That was the biggest change in my life and made me feel complete. I learned to accept responsibility for myself, my children and my partner."
Angelina Jolie admitted to being "very sexual" at a young age, and even made up a game where she would strip her clothes off in kindergarten. "I was a member of a group called the Kissy Girls," the mother of four says of her days as a wild child. "I was very sexual in kindergarten... I created a game where I would kiss boys and give them cooties. Then we would make out and we would take our clothes off. I got in a lot of trouble!" In her teens, Jolie confessed she like using knives during sex. "I had started having sex with my boyfriend and the sex and the emotions didn't feel enough," Jolie told OK! mag. "I was no longer a little girl. In a moment of wanting to feel closer to my boyfriend I grabbed a knife and cut him. He cut me back... We had an exchange of something and we were covered in blood, my heart was racing. Then whenever I felt trapped, I'd cut myself. I have a lot of scars. It was an age when I felt adventurous and after a few beers things happened." The UN worker says her days of self-mutilation ended when she adopted her first child, Maddox. "It has something to do with becoming a mother," Jolie said. "That was the biggest change in my life and made me feel complete. I learned to accept responsibility for myself, my children and my partner."