Amidst the controversy over Vicente Escrig’s book, Internet users have recovered a recent interview with Simone Mendes. Further details.
The family relationship of Simone Mendes AND Simaria with his mother, Dona Mara, became a topic on social networks after the release of Vicente Escrig’s book, which claims the daughter’s matriarch maintains an abusive relationship with the voice of the hit “Erro Gostoso”.
Amid the fallout from the controversy, netizens saved a video of Simone’s recent attendance in the now extinct “Faustão na Band”. She in the program talks about raising her children Henry and Zaya, she says she is against hitting children and she reveals the emotional consequences of the assault she received in childhood.
“I had very good parents. But, unfortunately, my mother gave what she received. My mother’s parents were very angry, rough with her. So, she repeated the actions. She never got a hug, a ride”, Simone began, who added: “In my adult stage, I understood that beatings hurt me. I love my mother, I am desperate for her. But it happens that parents beat their children. I understood that this hurt me” .
Simone was sympathetic to her mother’s attitudes. “When I realized that she only gave what she got, it was liberating for my life. Maybe if my mother had been raised in a nursing home, with kissing, she would have repeated these acts. What happened in my life I try not to repeat with my children. I understood that parents need to know. People suffer, they sweep these marks under the carpet,” he stressed.
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Source: Terra
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