Article by: Rumer Certeza
Photos: Fame/Pacific Coast News 

Megan Fox has been known for her 'quotable quotes' ever since her Tinseltown debut, and the whole sexy brunette package just wouldn't be complete without it.

For instance, the star mouthing off about director Michael Bay. That definitely made up for the colossal migraine 'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.' In fact, her seemingly hilarious but straightforward approach to countless interviews has somewhat made her name sizzling hot, especially on men's popular websites.

And just when recently things have been hush-hush on the hot 'Fox,' with 'Jennifer's Body' being a flop and 'Jonah Hex' still months away from its premiere date, she suddenly pops up on the cover of Allure magazine's June issue, where she verbally fires away in different directions during the course of the interview.

Megan, 24, confesses to Allure that she was really open when she first started doing interviews, lighthearted with a sense of humor and even engage in a sot if satire at times. But eventually, that would backfire on her, to some extent.

"I still have the same sense of humor, but I have no desire to express it, really, anymore, because I've always been f--ked for doing so," the actress elaborates.

Another major reason why Megan has been trying to avoid some skirmish with the press, is 8-year old Kassius, the son of her boyfriend of five years, Brian Austin Green. The actress has developed a that strong maternal bonding with Kassius, and would go out of her way to protect him.

Megan reveals to Allure, when she first took Kassius to see Avatar, that the place became infested with paparazzi as they made their way inside the movie theater. The little boy would start screaming at them to leave the actess alone.

The actress says she felt proud that the youngster stood up for her in front of those adults, but also felt bad that she upset a 7-year old who was going to see 'Avatar' for the first time.

"Congratu-f--king-lations," she said bitterly.

Yet Megan assures to the delight of followers that she won't be behaving properly, or in her words, 'vanilla forever.'

She tells the magazine, "I'm going to spend 20 years never saying anything interesting? Never telling a joke? Never pushing anyone's buttons? I feel like I'm too inquisitive, and I'm just-I'm a living, breathing human. I'm a person not a robot."