Don't expect to see Ruth Wilson walking down the aisle anytime soon.
The actor revealed in a new interview withthat marriage is not in her future as she doesn't believe in institutions or conforming to fit societal expectations. When asked about another journalist's suggestion that Wilson's opposition to the idea of marriage has to do with the fact that her grandfather was a polygamist, she laughed, “Yeah, it’s genetics.
You know, my grandfather died before I was even born, and my parents have a great marriage. It must have skipped a generation.”star went on to explain that it's not that she doesn't believe in the power of relationships or sharing the rest of your life with someone, she just doesn't believe in changing herself to fit another person's ideals. “I believe in connections; I’ve got a very strong relationship, and have had for a number of years,” she told the outlet, referring to the American writer who she's been in a longterm relationship with, but has never publicly named. “I believe the value of having someone in your life who understands you and sees you is enormous. And I’m so glad I have it. But I don’t believe in institutions. I feel slightly restricted by having to conform to someone else’s idea of what a relationship is, or where you should be at this time in your life. It feels dogmatic to me.” And it's not just her personal relationships that Wilson holds to a higher standard. She also recently explained that there was a lot of room for improvement in her onscreen romances, as well. Last week, the actor was asked bycould have been improved by hiring an intimacy coordinator. “Yes, I think so because people are uncomfortable talking about sex,” she replied. “An intimacy co-ordinator can mediate between the actors and the director. If you just leave the actors to get on with it often the camera doesn't get the right shot. At best it feels awkward and at worst…It's important to have someone you can talk to about your concerns, your worries or limits, things you don't want to show.”, adding, “Before we had #MeToo, and before we had intimacy coaches on set, there was no real conversation around sexual scenes. There wasn’t a discussion, and people felt very uncomfortable having conversations. Directors, actors, everyone, felt uncomfortable, so just inevitably we ended up with uncomfortable scenarios. It felt bizarre to me. I would be trying to have the conversations and yet there would be no answers or no comment. I found it bizarre. I felt I was talking into a void. It has unmasked something–there was a tendency just to put things in for titillation. That’s when it doesn’t feel genuine, it feels exploitative.”
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