مجلة سيدتي
مجلة سيدتي
جاهز للتشغيل
جاهز للتشغيل
The interview with Suzanne Njeim al-Din discussed her feelings about periods of separation and absence from her children over the past ten years, especially after being away from them for five years due to political and family circumstances. She revealed that she tried to stay connected electronically and maintained her bonds despite the separation. She also explained that her first reunion with her children after years of absence took place in Egypt in 2020, describing it as being between illusion and reality, with loss and distance creating a significant void in her life. She emphasized that motherhood remains her top priority and that her artistic success cannot replace her role as a mother. She highlighted that direct communication and genuine meetings with her children have a much greater impact than virtual communication methods. She spoke about her children, who are studying abroad, and mentioned that she attended her eldest daughter's wedding despite her busy schedule, expressing her love for them and her constant desire to be close to them. Lastly, she pointed out that the wounds inflicted by the homeland and its impact on her family constitute some of the hardest she has endured. She shared that she has dealt with loneliness in a special way, becoming more capable of coping with it. She also expressed her feelings about the passing of her late husband, Siraj Al-Atasi, recalling her love and respect for him and the cherished memories they shared.
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