Magaly Medina did not tolerate that Abel Lobaton once again minimize the attacks suffered by his daughter Samahara Lobaton from Brian Torres when they were a couple. When asked about his friendship with the singer, the former footballer said that he gets along well with everyone.
“Despite the attacks on your daughter?” asked the reporter from Magaly TV La Firme. “You have to get along with everyone,” said Abel Lobatón.
Quite firmly, he indicated that he remained and will continue to remain aloof from what may happen between Samahara Lobaton and Bryan Torres. “In about two, the third ones are superfluous,” added the former athlete.
These words unnerved the journalist, who indicated that it was her daughter, not a stranger. “When it comes to attacks, there you are the father, don’t forget, you are not the neighbor who sees how a couple hits each other, attacks each other, and doesn’t get involved. Unless he has to call the police. But a father will say, ‘it’s a two-way thing’. They touch your daughter and you’re going to stand up straight and say ‘every action has a reaction?’ Because that’s what she said. Excusing the violent behavior of her daughter, which doesn’t seem like it to me. It is a sexist, archaic response and, above all, it comes from the mouths of batterers”, Magaly Medina
Along those lines, the ATV presenter wondered what kind of education she received as a child if she had to listen to what her father thinks. “If your father justifies a violent act, what can you expect? You can imagine how they raised Samahara Lobatonwhich are the words that she grew up hearing all her life. Those things leave a mark, because If you have a sexist upbringing, you grow up saying ‘I have to behave nicely, otherwise they’ll hit me’If they don’t mistreat me. What kind of father,” she noted.
Magaly Medina He also referred to the statements of Abel Lobaton after Melissa Lobaton He posted on his social network that his father failed and his mother never did. The former footballer minimized this comment and made a question. “It is part of, if she says that I failed, it is fine. What happens is that if you are not present, logically you are going to fail. The footballer is not present on Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, graduation day. Is that failing? Because I was working,” he said.
The driver refuted these words and indicated that work is not an excuse to leave a child aside. “Yes, but you don’t work 365 days a year,” he reproached him. Magaly Medinanoting that she grew up with a police officer father, but could see him on holidays and public holidays.
“My father wasn’t there on holidays, but he was there on other days. I knew I could count on a father. So, the fact that you are a footballer doesn’t mean you have to neglect raising your children. A father who wants to be involved is an involved father, even if there are holidays, or if he lives in another country. Anyway, now we understand a little bit, when we talk about Samahara, let’s think about the father he had,” he concluded.
