Sofia Soladaughter of Maru Botanajoined a fun trend on networks and put together her own ranking of requirements that a man must meet to conquer her. In a spontaneous and relaxed video, inspired by a game that her friend Simona played, Sofía evaluated – between laughter and sincerity – the attitudes and characteristics that for her add or subtract in a relationship.
She began with an aspect that does not affect her: “‘He doesn’t have an ex. It doesn’t bother me at all that I don’t have an ex, because I don’t have an ex either. So ten“. What happens if the candidate has photos with his ex-partner on Instagram? “It doesn’t bother me.” But if “he doesn’t have time for me,” he sets an alarm: “I think it’s very bad because it would mean that we wouldn’t see each other. So don’t let him be my boyfriend. So I’m going to give it a four.As for tastes, he admitted: “He doesn’t watch series or movies, it’s kind of boring, but… five.”
If the boy “speaks badly about my friends,” Sofía is blunt: “It’s very bad. Three“Being a goalkeeper? “It doesn’t bother me. Eight.” Regarding “sells content,” he clarified with a laugh that he doesn’t know exactly what he means, but he was indulgent: “Seven.” On the weekends, rest or plan?: “On weekends he doesn’t want to do anything. Six. Because we can see each other during the week, but on the weekend it’s good that we see each other too. Suspicious aside. Six”.
The “two worst” for last: “It’s different when we are with friends. It’s very bad. It kills me, I think I’m going to put him in one“. Finally, “he doesn’t know how to save”: “It’s not the worst, it lives life, but if it doesn’t save a single peso, it’s strange. Lack of awareness out there. But it’s a two”.
Sofía closed the ranking with her spontaneous style: “How fast I was, right? But hey, guys, that’s my Sunday here. I love you.” Thus, he made it clear that he not only looks for authenticity in others, but also values spontaneity and humor, attributes that, judging by his video, occupy a central place in his own daily life.
Days ago, she used the same social network to give her testimony about why she decided to leave modeling and what her personal process was like with that world and her current relationship with the exhibition.
“I was a model at the time, but I went for two years and I understood that that world was not for me. because I didn’t feel comfortable, nothing. It didn’t seem to me that it was in line with my values or thoughts, to follow the path of modeling, and even more so if it is like a very strict world,” said Sofía. She also added that the demands and obligations of the profession were incompatible with her way of being: “You have to shoulder the career and because it is super demanding and you have to comply with a lot of things. So there was a moment when I hated everything that was modeling.”.
He acknowledged that for a time he developed fear of everything related to the exhibition: “I was also very afraid of events, anything that involves exposure.“However, as the last year went by, the young woman sought to transform her outlook and strengthen herself: “This year I started to put more strength into it on the security side, I had a side of security towards myself… beyond having a pretty face, body or what you are physically, you are a person behind”.
Sofía detailed how her perception changed when she began to understand that the invitation to an event was not only because of her physical appearance, but because of who she is as a person: “I reversed the thought that they are inviting me to an event because I have a pretty face, but instead I reversed it because of the fact that they are inviting me as a person.”From then on, she said that she began to feel prettier and more welcome, and to enjoy social life and the dynamics of photos or meetings more: “Today is something, obviously, sometimes I want to kill myself… but hugging myself, much more on one side: ‘Hey, well, today I didn’t wake up great. I have to go the same because I already confirmed, but I do it from another side, type from a much friendlier side to myself’”.
