Unlike her role in her latest film, Kim Chiu said she’s not as superstitious about relationships as her character in My Love Will Make You Disappear.

Kim plays a 30-year-old government employee named Sari who has not had a boyfriend since birth because of the belief that every man she loves will disappear. Kim said it would take more than just superstition to have her leave a man.

“Iba iba naman eh. Ibang levels ng love di ba? Siyempre pag niloko ka, mag-disappear ka na. Kasi ano, tatanga tanga ka na lang? Pag niloko ka, iwan mo na. Kasi prioritize yourself. Wow, self-love muna. Sabi nga nila, pag di mo gaano kamahal ang sarili mo, hahayaan mo lang ang sarili mong paulit ulit kang sinasaktan,” she shared during Star Cinema’s My Love Will Make You Disappear media day.

“Ito na ata ang pinakamahirap na rom-com na nagawa ko. Sobrang hirap honestly. Kaya sinasabi ko talaga minsan kay direk (Chad Vidanes), ‘Direk, kinakabahan ako lagi pag tumutungtong ako ng set.’ Kasi minsan inisip ko, rom-com ba ito? Sandali lang! Ang dami daming emotions ng movie na ito and mature rom-com na nakakatawa, maraming pagpupulutan ng aral, and at the same time, susuntukin ka ng realidad ng buhay pagdating sa pag-ibig. Yung ganun, yung parang ako pa nga lang, nabibigatan na ako. Paano pa pag yung nanunuod? So parang nag dami kong natutunan as Sari na i-a-apply ko as Kim Chiu pagdating sa pagmamahal. Na iba pala ang love, ang lalim ng love. Ang daming hinihingi ng love!” she explained.

My Love Will Make You Disappear opens in cinemas starting March 26 under Star Cinema. Directed by Chad Vidanes and written by Prime Cruz. It stars  Kim Chiu, Paulo Avelino, Wilma Doesnt, Lovely Abella, Benj Manalo, Karina Bautista, Martin Escudero, and Migs Almendras,