Kristen Stewart Lesbian Love Rumors Ignored- Razzie Nominated 'Twilight' Actress Says What She Does 'Is None Of Your Business': Gets Tattoo After Every Hollywood Role! [VIDEO]

Kristen Stewart may actually give a fuck what people think of her, but it didn't stop her from telling Seth Meyers that what she does is "none of your business," and refute claims that she's distancing herself from the franchise that made her a star: Twilight. Following the cheating scandal that led to Stewart's painful break up with Robert Pattinson, and with Kristen Stewart now dealing with lesbian love rumors with BFF Alicia Cargile, the Twilight star took to Late Night with Seth Meyers to talk about her new movie Still Alice, in which she stars opposite Julieanne Moore and Alec Baldwin. Consider it the next step in her Razzie 'Redeemer' award nomination campaign.

After returning from her raucous Hawaiian vacation with "gal pal Alicia Cargile", Stewart talked to Meyers about doing something 'drastic' every time she finishes a movie, saying that she has an "impulse" to do something crazy "that definitely comes up every single time: you're completely invested for every moment until the very last, and then when it's done, it's like 'Go home, stop thinking about it, you're done'."

The Snow White & The Hunstman star continued, saying "I feel like I need to scrape my knees, get a sunburn or get a tattoo , or chop my hair off; it's like 'I'm me again, this is mine; my mind, body, it's mine again.'"

As for what she did after Still Alice, she quite bluntly told Meyers that it was:

"None of your business!"

"I say that very fondly," she quickly added, pointing out that she struggle talking about herself. "People typically love that."

"I'm such a weirdo," she laughed.

She also chatted about her parents and how she's "reaping the benefits of a decision I made when I was eight," to start acting. But, said Stewart, "I cannot relate to that any more. I fell like I never would've started acting as a 13-14 year old; y'know, it's hard to be a teenager."

As for how she's not distancing herself from Twilight, Stewart told Meyers, "Oh man, honestly, those are my high school years," she laughed. "In no way am I choosing little indie movies to step away from it.

"I don't know what I'm doing," she added. "I very impulsively go from one thing to the next to the next. Twilight blew up and I still look at it as something that made me who I am, so in no way am I distancing myself from it."

"I'm just trying to do cool stuff." Check out what else she revealed to Meyers below:

That cool stuff includes her new movie Still Alice, which is about a mother going through early-onset Alzheimer's, and also stars Julieanne Moore and Alec Baldwin.

Stewart admitted that the role was pretty tough, but said that "As with anything that's worth doing it's always going to scare you little bit."

She added, "You have to be a bit of sociopath to not stand in front of what Julianne did and not be affected by it."

Stewart also calls Moore - who she has now since she was 12 after working his Moore's husband Bart on - "a very comforting presence."

As for Baldwin? Stewart called him - jokingly - "passive and un-intimidating."

Baldwin, she later admits, is "intimidating, but the farthest thing from an a-hole. I love the guy."

Check out the chat below: