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Viktorija Jakučinskaitė on Red-Flag Culture and Marriage: Fold Your Ego Like an Old Newspaper

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

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  • Designer Viktorija Jakučinskaitė and her husband, Vitalijus Jančenkovas, spoke about their marriage at ELLE Iconic Night.
  • Jakučinskaitė said partners need to fold away their egos like an old newspaper.
  • Their comments touched on relationship drama, celebrity divorces and the red flags people seek in others.

Viktorija Jakučinskaitė says ego has no place in a marriage unless it can be folded away like an old newspaper.

The well-known Lithuanian designer made the remark while walking the blue carpet at ELLE Iconic Night with her husband, Vitalijus Jančenkovas. The couple spoke openly about the private side of their marriage.

Their conversation touched on the relationship dramas and celebrity divorces that have fueled public discussion for years. They also addressed the increasingly common habit of looking for “red flags” in another person.

For Jakučinskaitė, the challenge inside a relationship is to put ego aside. She compared that process to folding an old newspaper.

Ego needs to be folded like an old newspaper.

· Viktorija JakučinskaitėThe designer’s description of how partners should handle ego in a marriage.
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