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[Cyprus Times] "It was not in my plans to have a child of my own in my house", Anna Adrianou confesses

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"I love nature very much, but I want to have the illusion of freedom," the actress said

Anna Adrianou gave an interview to "I" magazine and talked about her love for stray animals and her decision not to have a child of her own.

Talking about her love for stray animals she says: "This has been going on since I was a child as my parents also protected animals and loved them very much. I grew up with animals. As I grew up and saw the abuse of animals, I became very interested. I took care of them, and I always had my own. For 25 years now, there have thankfully been volunteer animal lovers and philanthropists. I am now a member of the Panhellenic Animal Welfare Federation (P.F.P.O.) with which I have worked and continue to work. People send me ads and I send them to animal welfare groups. And personally, I go to shelters, I walk animals. I like all that, because life is monotonous if it's only focused around yourself. If you don't give love, you won't get joy."

On why she didn't have a child of her own, Anna Adrianou says: "It was something that almost didn't concern me. Because if it did bother me, badly, I would have a child. I always had the desire to give, to more people. A child didn't come up, and if it did, I had a fear that I wouldn't be able to have the energy that a child needs. As a nature I love very much, but I also want to have the illusion of a freedom."

About the possibility of adoption the actress said: "In general, it was not in my plans to have a child of my own in my home. If a child came my way or a big person who needed help, I would adopt them. We are all one big family. A concept I inevitably got from my parents. At one point I was touched by a little kid who was looking for a family and going blind. I just wasn't married then, I didn't have a steady income and it didn't work out."

Source: protothema.gr


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