'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1' lead actress Jennifer Lawrence had a controversial year with reports here and there about her relationships with Hollywood actor Nicholas Hoult and Coldplay singer Chris Martin.

On that note, and as she graced the cover of the latest Madame Figaro magazine, she revealed characteristics she looks for in a man.

When asked about her ideal man, the 24-year-old Oscar winner replied saying "one who allows her to be herself in all situations. Otherwise, you might as well stay single." Lawrence who had her previous relationships exposed to the media also revealed that she desires to have a little more privacy with her future relationships.

"I realized that whatever I do, at any level, I would lose a part of my private life," Lawrence said, "For each 'everyday' photo published, I generally spend three hours playing cat and mouse with photographers," she added.

'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1' is set to premiere soon and now more than ever, Lawrence is under the watchful eyes of the media, especially the fans. But apparently, the actress reportedly admitted that if it weren't included in the job description as an actress, she would rather stay at home and watch 'The Real Housewives'.

The actress reportedly wants to keep things to herself and not share anything on her social media accounts in the meantime. "All that doesn't interest me for a second! I'm always hundreds of emails behind," she said.

Meanwhile, Lawrence, in her interview with Vanity Fair magazine, which she is also on the cover of for its November issue, admitted that she is just a simple person and if she would enter into a relationship again, it wouldn't be someone who would argue with her a lot.

"I don't like fighting, and I find argumentative people the most annoying people on the planet. Like, why do you still want to be fighting? It's just unattractive," she said, "We should both just move on and watch TV. Basically, what I'm saying is all I need in a relationship is somebody to watch TV with me," she added.