For the first time since going out in the open with 32-year-old musician St. Vincent, British super model Cara Delevingne finally spoke about her love life in public. In a cover story by Vogue, Cara proudly stated how much happiness she feels about herself because of her girlfriend. 

"I think that being in love with my girlfriend is a big part of why I'm feeling so happy with who I am these days," E! quoted Cara.

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While Cara has long refused to put a label on her sexual orientation, she freely shared with Vogue about how she learned to acknowledge and embrace the fact when she fell in love with a girl when she was 20. She also candidly shared how she would still have erotic dreams of jumping a man at the back of a minivan. Cara still opens up to the possibility of falling in love with a man and having his children, but has certain reservations.

"That scares me to death because I think I'm a whole bunch of crazy, and I always worry that a guy will walk away once he really, truly knows me," Cara told Vogue.

As shared by Daily Mail, Cara's parents consider her same-sex relationships a probable phase. In April, reports circulated about the apparent breakup of the couple following several veiled messages and photos posted on Cara's Instagram. One source even shared with Daily Mail that St. Vincent somehow felt unimportant next to Cara's career. The revelation reportedly left the 22-year-old model shocked but she was quick to let the world know that she is "very much in love" by posting the declaration on Twitter.

Aside from being happily in a relationship, Cara is also happily starting to make a mark in acting. Just over the next year, she will be part of seven highly anticipated movies, one of which is the film adaptation of John Green's "Paper Towns" alongside "Fault in Our Stars" actor Nat Wolff. 

Cara was previously involved with "Fast & Furious" star Michelle Rodriguez, with whom she was spotted kissing after the Brit Awards in 2014.  

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