Sofia Vogiatzakis spoke about the difficult moments of her life and the way she managed to overcome them or at least manage them.

The actress gave an interview to the now-released So.

-Through your roles you have given us plenty of moments of laughter, have you ever lost your laugh?

“You have to be an intelligent person and thinking about these times, you can’t be happy and happy. But I am not by nature an optimistic and happy person, I am by position. My nature is more towards moodiness, melancholy and isolation. A lot of people think I’m social, but I’m not. They are fooled because I am very communicative. But from a position, I choose to always see the positive side of things, where there is one. Where it doesn’t exist, I can’t build it.”

– Have there been times when your phone didn’t ring for work?

“There were times when I felt very insecure and I said, ‘What am I going to do?’ Where will I be?’ By its very nature, our profession is insecure, nevertheless I do not hide from you that I am one of the very lucky and blessed ones in the profession, because one job always brought me another”.

-Have you ever regretted becoming an actor?

“No. It is of course a difficult job, because every season you are forced to work with completely different people and characters, so you have to empathize.”

-You seem like a woman who has found herself very well… Have you ever had psychotherapy?

“I have done psychotherapy, I do and I will do it. I’m one of those people who listens. I started psychotherapy after my mother’s death, because people around me were telling me that I had changed. Maybe I hadn’t had time to go through all the stages of mourning, I was busy with work, I don’t know. I had to solve it though.”

-How did psychotherapy help you in the grief part?

“Psychotherapy needs many more years to work. He wants a job. What I’ve realized with my friction so far is that psychotherapy has opened up other ways of thinking that I couldn’t think of on my own.”

-Does the passage of time ease the pain of loss?

“I don’t know how to answer you honestly. I have an issue with loss, especially the loss of a mother, it can’t be described.”