Maria Konstantaki: 'Some battles with family are unwinnable'

Actress Maria Konstantaki spoke on the show 'Proian se eidon' about her relationship with her parents and the conflicts they had in the past.

Maria Konstantaki stated that 'some battles with family are unwinnable'. She explained that there is no point in blaming her parents for things that happened in the past, as she believes they did the best they could, given the circumstances, and were more evolved than their own parents.

She shared a personal story about how older generations in her family grew up. She mentioned that in her village, boys who did not behave well were shot with air rifles. Her uncle and father have marks from pellets. Despite this, her father never hit her, which she considers a great evolution.

Maria Konstantaki admitted that she had been angry with her parents, especially when her father did not support her decision to become an actress. 'There was chaos, he was furious. I was angry about it, but I understand that he also had the right to react that way,' she noted, emphasizing that over time she learned to leave such conflicts behind her.