Edith Hermida reveals three-year hiatus from sexual relations, calls partnerships 'overrated'

Argentine communicator Edith Hermida has openly shared details about her private life, revealing that she has not engaged in sexual relations for three years. During a conversation with Mario Pergolini on the program "Otro día perdido," Hermida explained that her libido is currently directed toward "other things," suggesting a shift in her priorities.

Hermida questioned the societal pressure often placed on single individuals to find partners, asserting that being in a relationship is "overrated." She recounted that the producer of her radio program has even marked the date three years ago as an anniversary, a detail she shared with a laugh, admitting she sometimes reveals personal information without fully considering the repercussions.

"I don't know why I say it; I'm a big mouth. I get enthusiastic," Hermida confessed. She also addressed the persistent encouragement she receives from those around her to "break the streak" and find a partner, describing it as a constant insistence.

Furthermore, Hermida clarified that she has never been inclined towards casual relationships, stating, "I was never a girl who went around, you know, having a 'touch and go.' No." She added, "I'm old now, so I'm not here to waste time." The communicator used humor to describe typical conversations during early dates, implying a lack of interest in superficial interactions.

Her candid remarks highlight a personal choice to prioritize other aspects of her life over romantic or sexual relationships, challenging conventional expectations about partnership and intimacy.

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No, no soy salidora. Ahora no tengo ni ganas.