In an interview with Dr. David Samadi, communicator Gabi Desangles admitted that the part of her life that is most complicated is love. “The part of my life where I have had the least success is my romantic life”, she explained.
Professional success versus personal challenges
Desangles highlighted her career in media and entertainment as a period of great satisfaction. “I feel very, I don’t know, happy with everything I have done”, she commented, contrasting her work success with the lack of a lasting relationship.
Obstacles in love due to public exposure
The interviewee noted that her public visibility can make it difficult to connect with potential partners, as any relationship would be subject to attention. Still, she maintains a traditional view of affectionate bonds and described herself as “super romantic”, “super emotional” and “super affectionate”.
Personal goals and qualities she values
Among her goals, Gabi mentions getting married, starting a family and having a child. Regarding the traits she looks for in a man, she listed intelligence, sense of humor, sensitivity, honesty and respect. “I value a humble person, with culture and capable of holding an interesting conversation, over someone who constantly boasts about their achievements”, she indicated.
Duration of her previous relationships
The communicator recalled that her past relationships lasted about a year, a time she considers sufficient to assess the viability of a relationship. “I can determine if a relationship has the possibility of working within that timeframe”, she affirmed.
Future plans and work‑life balance
Desangles expressed willingness to make professional adjustments if she ever decides to start a family, although she prefers to keep space for artistic projects such as movies, theater plays and musical theater. Her intention is to continue growing in her career while keeping the possibility of finding the relationship she wants.
Source credits: diarioaldia.com
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