Emma Stone's death fears

The Amazing Spiderman actor constantly worries about dying, says she undergoes therapy whenever she feels the requirement.

Actor Emma Stone, who spent two years in therapy for anxiety as a child, says she constantly worries about dying and still undergoes sessions when she feels the requirement.

"I'm close to my mortality, not in a freaky way but constantly. I feel hyperaware that everything could end. That's always been in my mind, for whatever reason, since I was very small," contactmusic.com quoted Stone as saying.

"I was in therapy for two years as a kid. As someone with anxiety you're constantly waiting for the next attack. I think I tend to worry more when things are good. I know those things will change," she added.

While the 23-year-old is comfortable with the idea of seeking therapy, she prefers not to discuss her relationship with The Amazing Spiderman co-star Andrew Garfield because she wants to keep it private.

"Honestly, the only thing that gives me any release is knowing what I have the power to say. If I never address anything, how much can anyone ever really know the truth," she said.