Monica Lewinsky expressed himself about having 'lost future' after she had become internationally famous for her affair with Bill Clinton in an appearance on Call Her Daddy.
The chat with host Alex Cooper, who goes live on Wednesday, discusses what Lewinsky has experienced in the Fallout of the most famous extra -marital relationship in American history.
Cooper framed the situation: 'You were 22 years old, he was 49, you were an intern. He was the president of the United States. '
Lewinsky, now 51, said: “I was painted very quickly as a stalker, mentally unstable, not attractive enough.”
She now realizes her mistakes and how it threw a negative image of both herself and other women.
“Because of the power dynamics and the difference in strength, I should never have been in that position,” she said Cooper.
“There was so much additional damage for women of my generation to see a young woman to be bumped on the world stage, to be torn apart for my sexuality, for my mistakes, for my everything.”
She then discusses how much she had not only lost in the immediate aftermath but in the coming years.
Monica Lewinsky spoke about having 'lost future' after she had become internationally famous for her affair with Bill Clinton in an appearance on Call her father
The chat with host Alex Cooper, who goes live on Wednesday, discusses what Lewinsky has experienced in the Fallout of the most famous extra -marital relationship in American history
“I was in the early thirty, I had nothing. That was the point that I realized how much of me had taken. I lost my future, “she said.
Cooper – who has become one of the biggest interviewers in the podcast room – hypnotized the episode in a trained Instagram post to its 'Daddy Gang' followers on Tuesday evening.
'Daddy gang !!! I've always wanted Monica Lewinsky and time has finally come. We sit down this week for the abuse of the power of the president, double norms and how she finally recovered her story. '
Lewinsky has been back in public interest in recent weeks and did interviews after he told Rolling Stone about her current dating life.
She noticed that she sometimes found dating difficult, but that most of her romantic encounters are set up by friends because she is not on the apps.
“I'm not on the apps,” she shared. “I'm like, I can't. I'm going to be chased. I'm so gullible. I think it is a level of trust that there is not yet completely. '
“I date,” Lewinsky Rolling Stone remained. 'I have relationships, situations, all things. I have had connections with some extraordinary men.
“I was really lucky. It is not lucky that it has been with someone where it was worked out at the right time. It just doesn't have it. '
Cooper – who has become one of the biggest interviewers in the podcast room – hypnotized the episode in a trained Instagram post to its 'Daddy Gang' followers on Tuesday evening
Lewinsky's notorious affair with former President Clinton eventually led to his accusation.
On August 17, 1998, after several denials, the former leader appeared on television and eventually announced that he was 'exclusively and fully responsible' for the relationship.
Monica has spoken about the affair several times since it was made public.
She initially withdrew from the public eye and admitted that she felt suicidal after she had followed up by reporters and made ridiculous in talk shows.
“I just couldn't see a way out, and I thought that might be the solution,” she said years later.
She admitted that it was 'frightening' to make the decision to step back into the audience, but it helped her to 'recover' the story about her life, after the notorious consequences about her affair with the then president.
After he had spent the time of the public, Lewinsky made a grand return in 2014 with a personal essay for Vanity Fair.
Since then she has devoted a large part of her time to advocating online bullying and working to create a safer social media environment.
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In 2019 she then signed as a producer of Immachment: American Crime Story, the series of Ryan Murphy who describes her affair with Clinton and his accusation process.
She launched her own production company, Alt Ending Productions, in 2021 – signing a first -look deal for scripted dramas with the 20th television.
In his memoirs, which was released in November, Clinton admitted that he never apologized directly to Monica about the scandal.
In Citizen he wrote about an interview from 2018 on NBC's Today Show when he admitted that he was 'overwhelmed' by questions about this subject.
At the time, host Craig Melvin brought up the #MeToo movement and asked whether the Monica affair would justify his resignation if it happened today.
Clinton said no and insisted that he had to fight an illegal deposit.
Melvin followed by quoting a Lewinsky column about how the #MeToo movement had changed her vision of sexual harassment and asked if Clinton felt different today.
Reminding the exchange, Clinton wrote: 'I said:' No, I felt terrible then. '' '
“Have you ever apologized?” I said I had apologized to her and all the others I had wronged. I was overwhelmed by what came next.
“But you didn't apologize to her, at least according to people we spoke with.”
'I fought to control my frustration when I replied that, although I had never spoken directly to her, I was more than said in public [one] I was sorry. '
