Selma Blair often goes to a "darker side" of herself.

The Dark Horse actress does not think she has mental issues but does not always take on life in a positive way: "Just as my CV has light and dark sides, I suppose there are two sides to my own character. I go from being hugely popular and entertaining to really not. I'm not a manic depressive, but I can really go to the dark side."

Despite often turning away from major roles in favor of supporting ones, Selma reveals she was recently offered a reality TV show, something she turned down. "You have to do it all to make a living, unless you are Cate Blanchett. You have to write five books and come out with a line of socks. I got approached to do a reality show now so long ago. I decided I'm too much reality for anyone. I don't have the gaggle of goofy friends, and you have to do a lot of branding."

Selma is now looking forward to her life and is hopeful of where her career is going: "I am hopeful again. I want a good life and a great career more than I ever have. I don't know that I actually believed I deserved one until now."