Robyn refused to change the album; negotiations ended after six months, and the plans to release "My Truth" and its singles abroad were cancelled. Her manager, Alex Strehl, said: "I guess Robyn had moved in a direction that didn't expect." Strehl told "Aftonbladet" that RCA felt that the album lacked potential hit singles. According to Robyn, the label wanted an album like "Robyn Is Here" and were not invested in "My Truth". In 2001, she left RCA and entered a new record deal with Jive Records and Zomba. In 2018, Robyn reflected on the issue for a story in "The New York Times": "You can't really talk about stuff like [abortions in America, or you couldn't at the time. Not if you were an 18-year-old pop star." "My Truth" was eventually made available for streaming in the US in December 2014, although the hidden track "Det gör ont ibland" was omitted.