Lindsay Lohan has turned her back on some of her friends in a bid to stay
sober.

The 'Mean Girls' actress, who left Utah's Cirque Lodge rehab clinic six
months ago, has had to turn her back on all aspects of her partying
lifestyle, including some of her former pals.

She said: "There are friends that have been hard to hang out with because
they've gone down a different path. But it's really hard because I'm the
kind of person who wants to trust everyone."

Lindsay also spoke about other troubled stars including Amy Winehouse and
Britney Spears who have also experienced problems with drugs or alcohol.

She told Britain's Glamour magazine: "I think lots of people go through dark
times, but it's even harder with everyone watching. It's a lot of pressure
and I really feel for them, but I can't compare myself to them. Everyone is
their own person and they will overcome it in their own ways."

The 21-year-old beauty also revealed she has so far managed to steer clear
of alcohol and drugs, but finds it hard to abstain if she goes out.

Lindsay - who has been seen allegedly drinking vodka and champagne while out
clubbing - added: "I'm fine being alone during the day, but I hate being
alone at night. I like having friends around me, but now I'd much rather be
at home.

"But that's not to say I'll never go to a club again because I'd be lying."

Linds grocery shops with her younger sis