Lara Moniz shared a reflection on her situation on social media since leaving the O Triângulo House. Find out everything here!
On Monday, August 14, Lara Muniz shared her “Long Revolution” with her followers who follow her daily on social networks. O Triângulo’s former rival has stated what she intends to convey on digital platforms and revealed the thoughts she has had recently regarding her positioning.
“Nothing I post here is a lie, everything you see here that I say and do is true. However, there is a whole other side that I am not showing and what does this do? I don’t want to be that kind of creator, I wasn’t the creator that I used to be,” she began reminiscing.
“As a content creator, I have always been very vulnerable and show good. This humanized me and made my page a healthier place to be in, a more real place to be in and not that dummy that we see on social networks, ”he continued.
On the subject, Lara Muniz ended up venting: «I feel like I’ve become a dread doll. I was analyzing what has changed. What happened? One of the reasons was the increase in exposure, the increase in reviews, and sometimes it’s not just criticism, but just hype. I say something, a piece of news came out… Then there are comments, you have no idea how many people I block every day… ».
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