Susana Zabaleta’s son confesses with tears that “kept bad”: “sadness, loneliness”

Matías Gruener, son of Susana Zabaleta, was amazingly honest for her emotional state, which has gone through complications.

These July 16th, the artist turned to his Instagram account to share a photo in which he appears with his face covered with tears.

“In a world where everyone seems to be good, I come to tell you the net: I was also bad,” he wrote at the beginning of the message with which he accompanies his “selfie”.

“Anxiety, comparison, sadness, loneliness … All this is also part of the road, though no one says it,” he added.

The interpreter reflected that “we live in times when they judge you that you are, where everything looks perfect in networks, but in many bands it collapses.”

Empathic with those who could go through a negative situation, they addressed them, assuring them that “you are not solx”.

“This feeling does not make you weak.

His letter was completed, thanking for the sharing of this part, apparently referring to his vulnerability.

Susana Zabaleta has also talked about mental health

In the past, Susana Zabaleta admitted that she has been depressed at different stages of her life, one of them more than a decade ago, when she was separated by her husband Daniel Gruener.

“I didn’t know I was in depression. I just wanted to cry all the time, at all times. I spent the locked, so I spent months,” he told El Universal.

“I had many periods of depression, but in my time he didn’t talk, if you said they saw you weak.

Recalling her separation, she accepted that her mood also broke her offspring, who were then children.

“For me it was a great failure because I swear that I was going to get married forever, like Cinderella. I had been crying for days when my daughter entered my room and said,” Mom, to see, to stop already … “she said.

“There I realized that my depression also influenced my children and the truth is that moms do anything so that our children are not depressed. And what did I do? I went with a specialist [en salud mental] And I got a friend, “he concluded.