The ‘Too Good at Goodbyes’ hitmaker has a hard time looking for love and they vent their frustration in a new song aptly titled ‘I’m Not Here to Make Friends’.
AceShowbiz –Sam Smith said people only wanted to date them for their fame. The “Too Good at Goodbyes” hitmaker – who is non-binary and uses gender-neutral pronouns – was frustrated as they have a hard time looking for love because people often just want to be their “friend” or to meet them.
“Some people will just date me to be mates. Or to meet me. It was very odd, and I was angry. I was like, ‘I’ve got enough friends, I’ve got beautiful friends!’ ” they told the new issue of Britain’s Rolling Stone magazine.
The chart-topper channelled that frustration into a song on their album “Gloria“, out next Friday, called “I’m Not Here to Make Friends”.
The 30-year-old singer used to go out in the hope of meeting “the guy” but their priority now is just to have a good time. They added, “I used to love that thrill of going out and hoping that I’d meet ‘the guy’ when out dancing. For me, going out has changed. Now, I go out purely to dance. It’s not about hooking up.”
While Sam is still single, the “Writing’s on the Wall” singer is on the lookout for a different kind of lifelong companion. They said, “I want a tortoise. I want it to be by my side when I pass into a new life.”
Meanwhile, Sam has revealed they have a surprising new hobby. They said, “I do fish now, sometimes. I need help with it – like, if you gave me a rod, I couldn’t do it by myself. But I go on boats with other fishermen, and they teach me. I have fisherman friends!”
Read the full interview at rollingstone.co.uk.
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