Chappell Roan Doesn't Want to Date Another Artist: 'They're F—ing Nuts'

Chappell Roan won’t be dating another artist anytime soon.

ua Rolling Stone cover story, the pop star (whose real name is Kayleigh Amstutz), 26, opened up about why she’ll only find love outside of the music industry.

While discussing how her whirlwind of fame has left her feeling disconnected from herself, Roan detailed how it has affected her relationship life.

Chappell Roan for ‘Rolling Stone’.

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“I met a girl I really like, but [I] I can’t commit because I feel like no one understands me,” she told the publication. “I don’t want to date another artist because they’re fucking crazy.”

Roan added that she is “so avoiding” her new love.

“Because I’m just like, ‘She’s never going to get me. She’s never going to get it,'” the “Pink Pony Club” singer said.

According to Roan, her new love interest is “completely outside” the music industry.

“She’s so great and so sure of herself and [has told me] ‘No pressure, we can just be friends if you want,’ said the “Casual” musician. “I’m just running around like a chicken with its head cut off. I’m just like, ‘What? I can’t get married!’ It’s that kind of delusion now.”

Elsewhere in the interview, Roan opened up about coming out as a lesbian earlier this year.

“I just wasn’t supposed to sleep with men, and now I’m kind of repulsed by the thought of even kissing a guy because nobody’s going to be as good as girls,” she said.

Roan also spoke about the “unlearning” she had to do from her Christian upbringing and the shame she still experiences about her sexuality.

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Chappell Roan for ‘Rolling Stone’.

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“I was afraid of flashy gay people because that’s what I was taught,” the “After Midnight” musician told the new paper. “[I realized] people hate extremely gay people because they exude femininity, and people hate women. Just little things like that where you’re like, ‘Oh my God, this is so fucked up.’ ”

Roan admitted that she deals with the feeling that “it’s so embarrassing to be gay sometimes”.

“I don’t see why it’s such a problem for me,” she said. “It shouldn’t be, but something just happens and I just have to accept it.”

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