"Too bad for your readers Katerina, who become recipients of your toxicity", writes among others in her post, the well-known presenter
In a long post Eleonora Meleti proceeded, expressing her annoyance about an article that mentions a big age difference between her and her husband, Thodoris Marosoulis.
The well-known anchorwoman and journalist addressed the author of the article, pointing out that misogynistic and misanthropic views were being promoted.
More specifically, Eleonora Meleti wrote, via her Instagram profile:
"Let's talk about recycling. We take garbage and give it life again, this time creating something new and useful from something useless. Let's recycle what you are reading: we take the junk, in this case the title, and we give it life again by creating something new and useful. Let's do it.
Dear editor Katerina, Too bad for you. Too bad you are a woman and found "news" in the fact that a woman is older ( and by many years- ) than her husband. I will not go into the process of explaining to you why it is a pity as it is self-evident from your creation that you are not yet ready on any level, to understand. It is however dangerous that with this limited understanding, you are given space, responsibility and money to express not only misogynistic but also misanthropic views. Too bad for you "Katerina" even if you are a man. For the same reasons.
Too bad you insult millions of women who were lucky enough to meet, fall in love and love a man younger than them, but also had the guts to make their hearts whole by consciously choosing to pass over idiots like you who, with their restrictive thinking, are an obstacle to the effort made by many to create a more united society.
Too bad for your readers Katerina, who become recipients of your toxicity. Thank God, however, on the whole, from what I read in the comments, they condemn you, pity you and call you names. Too bad for you, my Katerina, because if I am "older" than anyone, I am certainly older than you. With the difference that you are not "smaller" but just "small". And that's how we do with all the trash."
The presenter and theatre producer, were married in December 2017 in a civil wedding with few friends and relatives by their side and are considered one of the most beloved couples in Greek showbiz, while in reality, their age difference is small. In April 2018, the fruit of their love, their daughter Alexandra, was born.
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