Sabrina Rojas proposes course on overcoming infidelity, inspired by Wanda Nara
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Sabrina Rojas, formerly separated from Luciano Castro, proposed creating a course on overcoming infidelity.
- Rojas was inspired by Wanda Nara's online course for women entrepreneurs.
- She plans to structure her course around recognizing infidelity and rebuilding self-esteem, drawing from her own experiences.
Argentine media personality Sabrina Rojas has announced plans to launch her own online course focused on overcoming infidelity, inspired by a similar venture by Wanda Nara.
It's brilliant. You see that Wanda is inimitable
Rojas, who separated from actor Luciano Castro five years ago after an 11-year relationship, revealed her intention during a television appearance. She expressed admiration for Nara's online course, which aims to empower women economically and personally through modules on social media, sales, and handling criticism.
I'm coming up with a brilliant one, which is how to overcome horns. I'm going to do it
Inspired by Nara's initiative, Rojas proposed creating a course titled "How to overcome horns," a colloquial term for infidelity in Argentina. She stated, "I'm coming up with a brilliant one, which is how to overcome horns. I'm going to do it." Rojas indicated that she would charge for the course, humorously noting that while Nara's course costs $67 USD internationally, she would be content with $20.
I'm going to do my own. I'll start charging $67, although $20 is fine with me
While still in the planning stages, Rojas suggested the course would likely include modules on detecting infidelity and working on self-esteem. Her own past experiences with Castro's alleged infidelities appear to be a significant influence. Previously, Rojas had spoken about forgiving infidelity multiple times before eventually separating from Castro, and she even admitted to seeking revenge on a former partner who had cheated on her.
When you've forgiven so much, you say: 'I have a credit, why should I repress it? If they didn't repress it on the other side' (...) You cheated on me once, twice, three times... Once I cheat on you, let's move on. Or not?
Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.