Miley Cyrus Wants Her Privacy!

This oughta be good!

In an attempt to promote her new album, The Time of Our Lives, Miley Cyrus divulges to the
AP about the thousands of songs she’s written, her Twitter obsession and her plea for privacy!

Here are some HIGHlights:

On why she loves to Tweet:
“On my Twitter, (I get) so many replies like ‘This song inspires me’ and ‘This inspires me.’ … One of the reasons why I love that site is being able to see what people are saying about the record.”

On writing music that’s too personal:
Yes, sometimes I write songs just to write them. I have written thousands of songs that are just for me. I will even play them for my friends, and they will say, ‘Will that be on your next record?” and I’ll say, “No, that was just for me. That was just for my peace of mind.” And I think that is important to do that. Not always writing a song and be like, “Oh, that is going to be on a record.” If it sounds great and it is something that you think goes along with the album that you are putting together, that is awesome. If not then it’s cool. It doesn’t matter.”

On her divatude:
This tour is the most diva thing. Because when I got here, it was like, “OK, we are not messing around, this thing is going to be like full out. We are going to get everything, it’s going to continue to blow peoples minds.” And everyone was like, “Alright Miley is stepping it up.” And I was like, “Yeah, it is my tour.” The first time I was actually going out, no “Hannah Montana,” none of that. Just my own style.

On her upcoming Nicholas Sparks film, The Last Song:
I really do get to do a little bit of everything. It is not like getting away from it at all, it is just showing more of a side that I want to show. I love doing “Hannah Montana,” but I want to continue doing things that are a little bit more darker roles. That is kind of who I am and where I find most of my inspiration in movies like that.

On retiring from Hannah Montana:
I thought about retiring when I was like 15. Just kidding. I would have retired like twelve years ago.

On her biggest mistakes:
I think everything I do is exaggerated a lot. I think that no matter what, I think it is all about respect. People forget that when you are in the public eye, people forget you still have to respect people and you still have to (respect) their privacy. And also respect my family and trust the fact that my parents are raising me just like everyone else is raising their kids. They are doing it the way they want to. It is not for the media or for any one else to judge how they should or should not raise me.