What Scares Jennifer Lawrence Every Single день 

Jennifer Lawrence would seem to have an impossibly idyllic life, replete with fame and money and the fact that if she is feeling low at any point, she can just remind herself that

. But, Lawrence explained, at a press conference over the weekend, there is a definite downside to the widespread acclaim and attention she has received over the past few years: the constant, tailing paparazzi.

“I knew the paparazzi were going to be a reality in my life,” she said. “But I didn't know that I would feel anxiety every time I open my front door, or that being chased by 10 men you don't know, or being surrounded, feels invasive and makes me feel scared and gets my adrenaline going every day.”

Lawrence said she understands that people aren’t always sympathetic to these complaints, when they come from the mega-famous.

“You can say, ‘This (invasion of privacy) is part of my job and this is going to be a reality of my life,’” she said. “But what you don't expect is how your body and how your emotions are going to react to it. . . . Nobody wants to help us because it seems like, you know, ‘Shut up, millionaires!’”

Lawrence recounted checking into a hotel recently and opening her window to find a “team of paparazzi” shooting “up into [her] hotel room,” which she said was allowed because they were on public property.

And this doesn’t sit right with Lawrence, who said she plans to make it a crusade of sorts. “If these laws are going to be in place to protect the press and to protect the paparazzi and to protect the news,” she said, “then new measures need to be made, because this is an entirely new phenomenon. This didn't exist 200 years ago. And my belief, and it's something I am going to work very hard on changing and I hope it changes before I die, is to make it illegal to buy, post or shop a photo that's been obtained illegally.” She continued, “I have photographers that jump my fence . . . if somebody jumps my fence and takes a picture through my window of me naked, that's illegal, but the photos can still be everywhere (online) the next day, and that makes no sense!”

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