With more than two decades of artistic career, Gabriel Soto yesHe has faced controversies related to his professional and love life, which have led him to be the target of strong criticism by the public. Given this, the actor has developed a defense mechanism that he finally revealed in an interview.
“I discard everything negative. The universe is like a boomerang, everything you throw into the universe is what comes back to you“, detailed the protagonist of ‘My way is to love you’ in a meeting with various media.
Likewise, Soto reiterated that he decides to ignore the accusations since they come from people who hide behind a user on social networks: “I think that people who are dedicated to criticizing, offending and judging is because they are like that in their lives, and ultimately, as you treat people, people will treat you and vice versa.”
Under this same situation, Irina Baeva’s fiancé urged the public to be more empathetic with others, because nobody knows how much negative words can affect a person.
“You don’t have to throw hate, you have to be a little more empathetic because, really, I don’t read and the truth is that I don’t care, but there are many people who do; above all, young people who, perhaps, are starting and are reading very negative things and that can lead to something like suicide, which is serious, ”he reiterated.
Gabriel Soto ended by saying that the most important thing for him is his well-being and that of his closest circle: “As long as my inner circle is fine, which is me, my daughters, my partner, my family, my father, my uncles, etc., the truth is that the rest does not affect me; As long as I keep walking and have stability in that sense, the truth is that the rest doesn’t matter to me”.
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