The actress Alessandra Maestrini – who became known nationally with the character Bozena, from the comedy Toma Lá Dá Cá, on TV Globo – has just revealed that she is bisexual.
She wrote an article for Caras magazine in which she says she is "exhausted" from not feeling loved unconditionally and from not allowing herself to love and be loved as she deserves.
"I'm tired of feeling rejected and, of course, especially by myself. Exhausted of taking a superficial position on so many issues to 'not expose myself,'" she wrote.
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Alessandra states that she has already omitted several novels and sublimated the novels when asked by journalists with a simple "I'm happy". "Most of the time, the best way to make a problem worse is to get around it, pretend it doesn't exist."
The actress reveals that during several moments of coexistence she didn't know whether she could tell or not. "Every corner I turn, the person I meet, from the fan who greets me to the doctor I see, I have to ask myself if that person is trustworthy enough for me to express myself without camouflaging the fact that I'm bisexual." .
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At the end of the text, she says that people usually assume their romance and not their sexuality, but that they had already given up (time in the closet). "I'm here coming out, not because I'm in love and not even because I'm looking for love at the moment. That's definitely not the case. I'm coming out because I'm exhausted."
