On the occasion of the premiere of the new film in which he participates, Tin
Milena Smit's confession about her experience with abortion has generated a great impact in society. The actress, who has become a reference for many women thanks to the fight for equality and the defense of women's rights, has once again been in the news about her by sharing a very personal experience.
At a time when the abortion debate is more present than ever, the actress Milena Smit, known for her roles in the films You Shall Not Kill, Parallel Mothers or the series The Snow Girl, wanted to tell her own story to vindicate the need for women to have the right to decide over their own body. "I wanted to be able to choose about my body and decide about my future," said the actress.
In this sense, the interpreter has affirmed that it is necessary to vindicate the right of women to decide on her body, and has explained that her personal experience led her to make a very difficult decision at the age of 19, but that at that moment she felt under an obligation to do so.
However, in her testimony, she has not ruled out being a mother in the future. But, according to her statements, she will do it when she feels ready for it: "Maybe tomorrow, either as a couple, alone, or with another woman, or a man, when I feel I'm ready to give that time , that space and those values to that person, do it. But at 19 I was a girl who had no idea how to deal with that."
These statements come as a result of the new film in which he has worked: Tin
Despite Adolfo's lack of interest, they decide to adopt them. Over time, Lola becomes obsessed with children and their strange religious games, leading her down a dangerous path filled with suspicion.
