The actor told the Flow Podcast that he was brave to “get out of the drawer” and said that people should stop looking at the sexuality of others.
On Wednesday (31), Reynaldo Gianecchini, 49, talked about her sexuality on the Flow Podcast. In the interview, the actor criticized social standards and claimed that Brazil is a “repressed” country, as well as revealing that he felt brave in “come out of a drawer “.
“You have to look at your sexuality with a magnifying glass. People treat it like ‘yay, yay’, jokingly, like ‘look at Zeze’s hair, is it really?’ And that’s not it. There are many nuances and few fluid people in their sexuality. I think we are a country of repressed people. Who wants to agree with me or not, but in my perception, I think that. I think this is a humanity’s great problem: being repressed. Everything that represses here, the bill in the foreground comes, in a distorted way, and not so smoothly, “he said.
The podcast host pointed out that when she Google searched Gianecchini’s name, most of the questions that come up are about his sexual orientation. “It’s just sexuality. I don’t mind talking about sexuality, but, in reality, there’s nothing else to say. I’ve said it a million times. But if I need to say it more often, I hit the same button, which is this: an exercise in which everyone looks at himself. Stop looking at the others. I don’t really believe in those drawers that were conventional. I believe that everyone has their own sexuality, which can be different … Mine, I had to do this exercise . Life was taking me, and I think I was brave to get out of a drawer … I think it is interesting to break this little castle., Which has been praised for its performance in the series “Bom Dia, Verônica” (Netflix) .
Reynaldo Gianecchini also stressed that he allowed himself to have new experiences, discoveries and that he wants to test the palates, but that this requires a lot of courage. “There are people who don’t even know what their real desire is,” he commented.
Source: Terra
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