Life can present you with challenges that are difficult to digest, especially during adolescence where color and positive thoughts can transform overnight. This was part of the daughter’s past. Araceli González, Florencia Torrente, who bordered on the limits between life and death.
It is usually exaggerated from a distant perspective, but depression does not distinguish between classes or social classes and can affect anyone who does not know how to process certain stages of life, as happened to the young actress after the separation from her mother and Adrián Suar. .
“I suffered a lot from the separation because our lives were exposed without limits. Every pain became visible. The photographers chased us with their cars and the daily routine became uncomfortable. At that age, when one has no idea about the world, I was not prepared for that,” he detailed.
Regarding his relationship with the “crooked”, Flor opened her heart: “Adrián, with whom I lived from the age of 3 to 17, has been like a father (…) There are values that are incorruptible, and we live in situations that have not been respectful to anyone.”
The separation, added to a tormenting stage due to being public figures, led her to a state of darkness: “I didn’t want to leave the house. She was immersed in deep sadness. “There were certain issues that my brain couldn’t process.”
“That sadness attacked my body. It took away my hunger, to the point of suffering from Anorexia Nervosa. “I was not even able to drink water… I will never forget that feeling,” The model related about that hard trauma.
In parallel with the strong depression, Toto Kirzner’s sister had to deal with the difficulties in dealing with her work, added to the lack of solutions, in the hands of professionals that led her to resort to medications that also affected her body.
Despite the difficulties that pushed her to the limit of not wanting to live anymore, Flor found refuge in her family and in her convictions that led her to introspective and healing reflection. “that if we are not good on the inside, nothing will be good on the outside.”
