The former child stars of Boy Meets World have candidly discussed what it was like to be “an object of desire at such a young age.”
Now 42, Danielle admitted that she’d only recently processed how being sexualized as a child had affected her growing up, before going on to recall some of the “creepy” experiences she’d had with older men while on set.As a child, Danielle didn’t realize that what was being said to her was inappropriate, but in hindsight she now knows that it was “absolutely wrong.”“As a kid, I always wanted to be older,” she began.
And at the time, my first thought was a little bit likebut the immediate thought after that was: ‘Yes, because we are peers and this is how you relate to peers.’”Reflecting on the long term impact that childhood fame had on her, Danielle said that it made her bad at setting boundaries because she was worried that people would think that she thought she was “too good for them” if she held “expectations” of how she should be treated and spoken to.
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