“Do you like to read?” This subtle but suggestive question was enough To heaven with her, Henar Álvarez’s program on La 2, to revive the discussion about reading, a controversy that sparked Maria Pombo a few months ago when he stated that having a taste for reading does not make you a “better” person. “We have to get over it. “Not everyone likes to read,” explained the influencer.
Faced with this categorical position, which generated an wide media stir, your sector colleague, Laura Escanes, This Sunday he exhibited a diametrically opposite vision when he responded – amidst laughter – to the presenter and comedian about your reading habits in To heaven with her, where, a few minutes before, he gave himself the nickname “the choni of the cocks.”
“Think about it, hey, I like you,” Álvarez concluded during the talk, aware of the background of his question. For his part, Escanes, who could not contain his laughter, was not far behind with his mischievous reply. “Yes I read, but less than I would like”, admitted the ex of Risto Mejide. “If you ask me in a few months, I will tell you that I will have read a lot.”
As expected, his quick and witty response It unleashed laughter from the public and, although there was no explicit mention of María Pombo, social networks were quick to relate this apparent joke as a hint to the controversial opinion of Marta Pombo‘s sister. about reading.
Likewise, the Pablo Castellano’s wife reappeared a few hours later on his Instagram profile and launched a suggestive reflection in which he alluded to the harmful nature of certain “jokes” that, in reality, could be perceived as a conscious act of harassment. “If the joke makes someone laugh, it’s not funny,” can be read in post someone else’s story that she herself shared to raise awareness about bullying.
Later, the influencer qualified his statements with a series of advice that, although they appealed to empathy and respect within the classroom with messages such as “If they make fun of a classmate, I don’t laugh” o “no one is humiliated to make others laugh”, She herself emphasized that they could also be applied to the world of adults.
“Reminder also valid for adults”, the Madrid native wrote through her stories, something that many Internet users interpret as a ‘taunt’ towards Laura. Even so, for the moment, none of them has spoken openly about this apparent disagreement which, it should be noted, is situated in the media tsunami generated by the Sandra’s case, the minor from Seville who took her own life after suffering bullying at school.
