"He fucked me up and I did not understand what was"

Actress Araceli González she revealed that she was abused at 5 years and that he had to say for a while because "we grew up in a society where we were ashamed to say what happened to us."

"I do not doubt any story about a woman who talks so strangely," said the actress in an interview with Teleshow, in which she talked about feminism and the most recent abuse cases that have arisen. As in your case, criminal complaint Thelma Fardin against Juan Darthés because of alleged rape, there was an impulse to tell the words what he suffered.

"I had 9 years in one, I moved to the neighborhood recently, and I had to go shopping, and I remember being led and I was very scared. I'm very stubborn. And I recall that I was afraid of the fear of my mother In fact, I already told my mom. Another, five years old: One person touched me a few times and I did not understand what it was. I also said that my mom is already very big. We grew up in a society where we were ashamed to say what happened to us, "he explained.

The actress described Thelmoi's story as "terrible" and said she was hurt because she was listening to her in the video she shared. "For me, up to five years, my lower panties are under me, something in my heart touches me, a cute little point. I'm a little mobilized with everything, I'm waiting for these women to speak. I want to make my conclusions. And I want to be part of it. It looks terrible. I am 51 years old and I always grew up with that fear: fear of kidnapping, touching in the street, early, colliding"He said.

"Everything is known in this medium, but what is meant by it is said that it is a moment's time to take the mask out of a lot of people and now it really helps us, but really. He says something against someone who is strong and reveals as needed" he said.

He added: "I have the infinity of violence that touched me on the train, over the collective. Run on the street. One grew up in a neighborhood, and this happened; and we grew up that this could happen to us"

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