Bela Gil turns out to be sapioaffective and not sapiosexual – you know the difference

“If the conversation doesn’t flow on the second or third date, I lose interest,” explains the chef and presenter

Cook and presenter beautiful Gil she stated, in the latest “Saia Justa”, that she was sapioaffective, contrary to what she claimed in November 2022 for the podcast “Mil and Uma Tretas”, when she posed as a sapiosexual person.

Answering the questions of the programmers, Astrid Fontenella AND Gabriela Prioli, Bela explained that “sapiosexual is a person who falls in love with the intelligence, the way of thinking, the conversation we have with other people. This really appeals to me.

Bela added: “Beauty has its place, but for me it’s not important, it’s secondary. A relationship is only sustained if you have a good conversation. Is sex important? AND! But he doesn’t support a relationship.”

Is there anyone else sapiosexual out there? @BelaGil 🔥 #SaiaJustaNoGNT pic.twitter.com/LFAVZwTgjQ

— GNT channel (@canalgnt) March 30, 202

It was then that Gabriela Prioli commented that, during the meeting on the agenda, Bela had signaled that she was sapio-affective.

“For example, I’m at a party, I’m looking at a beautiful person and I have a physical attraction – beauty – if I’m talking and the conversation isn’t flowing, I lose interest […] If I have physical attraction and I don’t even talk and the sex is good, that’s okay. But, if we go to the second or third meeting and the conversation doesn’t flow, I lose interest, but it enters the ephemeral notebook,” Bela specified.

This means that in order to establish an emotional and romantic relationship with a person, he must be interested in his intellect. Sexual attraction can occur regardless of a person’s intelligence or education.

Source: Terra

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