In the March 2008 issue of Britain’s Glamour magazine, Lindsay Lohan opens up to the readers about her party girl image, how it feels to get back to work after six months of rehab, and how she plans to get rid of all the bad influences in her life.

On getting rid of bad influences:
“There are friends that have been hard to hang out with because they’ve gone done a different path. But it’s hard because I’m the kind of person who wants to trust everyone.”

Lohan empathizes with fellow troubled socialites, Britney Spears and Amy Winehouse, who are having trouble staying in and out of the lime light:
“I’m fine being alone during the day, but I hate being alone at night. I like having friends around me, but now I’d much rather be at home.” Due to her new life style change, she points out that she now has more hours of the day to write in her journal and watch tv. “That’s not to say I’ll never go to a club again,” she says, “because I’d be lying.”

When asked what the biggest misconception others have of her is:
“that I don’t have my head in the right place. That, and probably that I’m not a good person … because actually I am.”