Antonio Raminhos He had been vacationing in Italy for several days, but saw that his safety was conditioned by his obsessive-compulsive disorder. These difficulties were revealed by the comedian himself in a statement posted on social media.
“Sometimes it’s hard for me to be on vacation. It’s one of the dumbest things you can say. How bad can you be with 35 degree temperatures, beach, and boobs? (…) Vacationing outside my country is, above all, losing control. She is hypervigilant, questioning everything. I don’t know the streets I’m walking on, the restaurants, the people… As if there was always danger lurking. It is unfair to whomever is with me. At the same time, I think it is difficult for outsiders to understand how one can “not take advantage,” he began by referring to Antonio Raminhos, in his Instagram post.
That is why I am writing these words. It’s not bad talk, it’s understanding and acceptance. For those on the outside, understand that fears and doubts are real. No one wants to spoil anyone’s vacation.”
Finally, Raminhos addressed those who, like him, must jump over these barriers in order to enjoy their holidays: “For those who are going through this in the eye of the hurricane, let them understand that the world is not against them, they are doing your best at that moment. But, whenever you can, do not give in to anxiety or fear, because you deserve to go on vacation … for the sake of your family, for life, but above all for yourself! If there’s fear, sadness, or doubt in a single second, it can be a dip, a sunset, a walk…a pair of boobs! He concluded his speech by saying, “It’s okay, go on your way.”
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