Miley Cyrus In Harper's Bazaar

Miley Cyrus extracts of the new edition (February 2010) Harper's Bazaar: "My job is being a role model, and that's what I do, but my job is not being a proxy. My job is not to tell your children how to act or how not to act, because I still think that's something personal. So get away from that is a bit selfish. Their children go to whatever mistakes I make mistakes or not. That's life.





" About the filming of The Last Song in Tybee Island: 'I got on the plane to Georgia, and I was in my mom's lap and crying and saying: "I am so happy to be leaving Los Angeles. He went out every night my friends. I did karaoke. danced. All these things would have been headlines in Los Angeles: Who is she? Why is dancing? I felt alive and real. It's much easier to know who you are when no one thousand telling people what they think you are. I really felt like I was beside myself imagining. I usually have someone whispering in my ear, but there I was on my own.





" On her tattoo 'Just Breathe': "That reminds me not take things for granted. I mean, breathing, it was something that none of them could do to a friend and her grandmother who died of cystic fibrosis], the basics . And I got close to my heart because that is where they will always be.





" About having needle phobia "really does not hurt if you're thinking of the meaning. Never have a tattoo without meaning, but I think if you're doing something important, which is meaningful to your life, the pain is on one side" .





About to be unsafe: "I used to ask everyone all day," Do I look pretty? ". Probably asking that question many times as blinking. In Georgia, finished with that. It's not because I started to feel beautiful, it is only because I was comfortable. I was so used to the paparazzi and cameras and 'What are you wearing? " and people being fixed on me a lot.