Lakis Gavalas[/B] was a guest on the show "Night Out" with Theocharis Ioannidis and talked about the most intense moments of his life. The fashion designer expressed his personal opinion on gender, but also talked about the way many people come out.
More specifically, Lakis Gavalas first emphasized his thoughts about the male and female gender: "For me there is no gender. Let's say I have loved women more than their husbands and I have eaten noodles from a man I would love to be with."
Regarding self-identification and coming out with "screaming" he commented: "That doesn't mean anything to me and I have no need to self-identify. When sex is controlled, fasted, in the daytime and not in the dark and with alcohol I like it and I don't care. Beyond that I would never go out and say, guys I'm a karastreet, I stick my hand out the window, I spit in the street I say go fuck yourself. I don't like that nor do I like the gay man or woman who comes out and says he's like that and is liberated. Again, I don't like that."
On his character and the dark times he's had: "I've had real tears fall from my eyes many times because a lot of people have made me cry and most of them out of spite, out of competition I will say, although I don't get into competition. I have cried bitterly, I am a man who is moved, I am not a man of steel," Lakis Gavalas said.
Speaking about his desire to have children: "I would like to be a father. In the neighborhood we have a restaurant, one of the waiters had a baby boy who is 6 months old. When I saw it I said to myself how much I would like to have two, three such children, but children must be made at a certain age and with certain conditions and circumstances, because these children will live in a very different, sophisticated world, they need other skills and now I at this age I don't even think about it," the fashion designer revealed.
Lakis Gavalas also left his comment on Sofia Hadjipandeli, who was introduced to the Greek public this year through her presence at the GNTM auditions: "I've seen a photo with a chest accessory that drag queens wear on the shows and Sofia Hadjipandeli posing with this kind of nudity. Because I have to like a woman who is like a drag queen and not a wonderful girl or also a wonderful boy who wants to evolve as a woman. Sophia Hadjipandeli represents something different, but that doesn't mean I like her. I can't understand this girl why she has to be like that with such a strong look and style on a set?" he commented."
Source: Proto Thema
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