Maria Solomou: Sex on the first date – “I don’t care what people say”

She spoke about another controversial issue in the popular podcast series presented by actress Maria Solomou, and her statements are spreading on the Internet for the umpteenth time. She has emerged as a relationship expert herself and gives her opinion on what she believes, through her signature ‘column’, ‘What Maria Knows About Maria Solomou’.

Her fans follow her loyally, and the “war” rages on social media, with the noise generated every time by her statements. This time in an episode of her web show, she shares her opinion about sex on a first date. And the fires were lit.

About Brad Pitt’s first date

She has been talking about sex since day one and has carefully explained her position on the subject. In this case, the actress is heard saying: “I divorced this person in love because I felt that I only wanted myself. I disappeared. When I leave a relationship, I close the door tightly and lock it…

Apparently, when you meet a guy and have sex with him on the first day, it’s either Brad Pitt and he’s leaving on the first plane or it’s love at first sight from both of them, or it could be nothing and just because you’ve been having sex for a while, go for it. “.

“I break up when it overflows, I grieve the relationship within the relationship.”

The actress in the role of presenter continued in the same manner: “But because there is this in the society in which we live and hear it, which is that you have to be difficult and different nonsense, we conveyed that we have to be that way.” difficult”.

The reason I don’t have sex on the first day, and I do on the second, third, fourth, and fifth day, is because he didn’t flirt with me. “If he doesn’t make me want him I want him.”

She herself said about the issue of the lightning attraction of love: “However, if a man can bring me to the point of saying ‘Now I want’, then this is a very powerful thing. I don’t care what people say, and I don’t listen to ‘easy’ people.”

“When I say hello, that’s it, I’m ice.”

The end… the end of the relationship

Regarding how she got over the relationship, Maria Solomou said: “It might take a year to get over someone, but I don’t know, this has never happened to me. When I say the end, you must have pushed me to my limits and gone.

It never occurred to me to cry over someone outside of a relationship. I have never cried since the breakup. I cry in a relationship. Because I’m a very patient person and I don’t break up when I have to. “I got divorced when I really had enough. I grieved the relationship within the relationship.”

“When I say ‘hello,’ that’s it, I’m snow,” he concludes of the breakup. I never came back…. I know how much you endured and how much you suffered. When we lose something, we appreciate it. I hate this saying, but it is true.