Simaria recalled the difficulties she has gone through in recent months and affirmed that the work of specialists has been essential in her life
Simaria opened the game and admitted for the first time that fame has already hit her psychologically. In a statement from her about her quest for better mental health, the singer, who has even left the stage for medical reasons, said that today she is not ashamed to seek psychiatric help.
During an event at the United Nations (UN), Simaria also hinted at the turbulent times that have passed since the duo’s split with sister Simone.
Watch an excerpt from Simaria’s speech:
“I’ve been going through super crazy situations lately like that. My name is on people’s lips in a very irrelevant way, with so many lies invented about me… It’s very important to talk about it, because everyone thinks that artists don’t have pain, they don’t cry, they don’t suffer and we don’t feel, but we feel we cry and suffer.
Success usually goes to your head and you go a little crazy. Success is like… fame. It didn’t even happen, it’s fame. Fame is treacherous: you may sleep on it, but you cannot marry fame.
Taking good care of your head is essential. Because if your head is not right, nothing is right. People worry and are very concerned about their bodies. And the head? If your head doesn’t fit, where do you go? It’s not going anywhere. If you need help, you need to go to a professional.
I’m not ashamed to say it, because when I need it I go there and I really look for it! I say, ‘Doctor, the thing here is a bit…
Source: Terra
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