Serial dater Drew Barrymore says that her boy-crazy ways have gone, and that she's focusing on more non-romantic aspects of her life.

"My priorities have changed so much," Drew tells the new issue of Harper's Bazaar. "I've been single for months now and I've turned my attention toward my passions, my friends, and the causes I believe in. It's been about learning who I am, not through a man, but for myself."

The actress just recently broke up with "Mac Guy" Justin Long and, before that, dated Spike Jonze (who's now seeing Michelle Williams). But she had a pretty serious thing with The Strokes drummer, Fabrizio Moretti, prior to both of those flings.

"I've had a couple fun, frolicky relationships, but really, I got out of a five-year relationship and I dated a few people here and there. I've been spending time with my friends and doing more traveling with the U.N. and challenging myself at work," she says. "I'm so happy with where my priorities are right now."

Drew says her main focus right now is getting people to the polls to vote in the upcoming presidential election. "No one talked to me about politics or why voting is important," she said of her past. "I became an avowed voter and feel it is really important to engage other people in it."

So, that's what she must have been doing while she was sticking her tongue down Gossip Girl star Ed Westwick's throat -- trying to get to him to vote! I see.