Interview: Monica Lewinsky Up Close
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TIME: Are you worried about falling apart when all this attention dies down?
Lewinsky: Oh, God, I'm going to be criticized for saying this. I want my book to do well. I would like my version to be out there. But I hope that this stops.
I think it's going to take some time for everything to simmer down. And we'll see what happens. But I have to see to my financial situation too. I'm not trying to set myself for life. But I need to have the means to take care of myself for the next few years. Therapy is not cheap.
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