Billie Eilish said in an interview with Variety that "being a woman is a struggle (that lasts) forever." Especially when you are a young girl in the public eye. It's really unfair." She spoke at length about the women in her life, her relationship with her body and the difference between men's and women's bodies, hinting at why she thinks being a woman is a struggle.
The singer said that he is attracted to women, but is intimidated by their beauty and presence.
"I love them (women) very much. I love them as people. I'm drawn to them, I really am. I have a deep connection with the women in my life, friends and family. I am physically attracted to them, but I am also intimidated by their beauty and presence."
Although she did not reveal whether she has had a romantic relationship with any girl in her life, Billie frankly stated that she has never felt like a woman. "I never felt like a woman, to be honest. I didn't feel wanted. I have to convince myself that I am a beautiful girl", she said, also talking about the relationship she had with her body.
Elilish emphasized that she identifies with the pronouns "she/her" and that she has long tried to hide her body, wearing oversized clothes. “I wasn't trying to stop people from sexualizing me, but I didn't want them to have access to my body, even visually. I wasn't strong and confident enough to show it."
Billie also spoke about the difference between men's and women's bodies: “Nobody says anything about men's bodies. If you have muscles, great; if you haven't, great. If you're thin, nice; if you have a 'dad body', nice. Everyone is happy. I know why? Because girls are kind. They don't kill the mind because they see people for what they are."
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