Sebastián Graviotto opened up on social media and shared how he is going through his separation from Juana Repetto
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After confirming his separation from Juana Repetto, Sebastián Graviotto broke his silence on social media. With an intimate video on his Instagram stories, he shared how he is going through this very delicate moment.
Graviotto explained that he spoke up because of the number of messages he received. "I don't usually do this, but many people wrote to me things like 'Poor Juani' or 'The woman you lost'," he began.
Sebastián Graviotto rompió el silencio en redes
He made his stance clear: "I agree that she is a great woman, whom I admire a lot, but I want to say that it was a decision made together".
"I wanted to continue, but she thinks it's over"
Graviotto revealed that he had intentions of continuing to invest in the relationship. "I wanted to keep trying, not give up on the work it takes to maintain a family," he confessed.
"She thinks it's over, and that's fine. I thank her, because it's not easy", he added with respect and without reproach.
A painful process
"Today it's not enough, or at least that's how we see it", he expressed with maturity. "I don't think much about what will happen in the future. I try to be well for myself, for my family, and for my children."
Graviotto admitted that he is sad, but he faces the moment with fortitude. "I am living the present with internal pain," he said.
"Not waking up with them hurts me"
Graviotto was moved when talking about what he misses the most. "It hurts not to wake up with her, with Toro, with Beli", he said honestly.
He acknowledged: "I try to take life positively, even though inside I'm a little broken".
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A resilient attitude toward the separation
Graviotto explained that his way of facing emotional blows is to maintain an active attitude. "I don't think you'll see me lying around, crying: that's not my way of being," he clarified. "That's the path I choose."
To close, he showed gratitude and focus on the present. "Here we are, living the present and enjoying as much as we can", he concluded.
