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'Top Story' analyst Arjan Curri was opposite Grida Duma, this time as an interviewee.
Curri has spoken, as he rarely does, about his life: his family, school, and the fact that he has chosen to live single.
Duma asked him about building a family and whether he wanted to be a father.
For Arjan, becoming a father is a very big burden and should only come when there is a consolidated love. On the contrary, he can become a father by agreement, thanks to a colleague of his and the care for him would be from a distance:
"I'm talking to a colleague of mine right now, who still isn't accepting that I have a child with her and take care of her and my child with her at some distance," Curri said, seemingly serious.
Curri: I have one thing, Grida, that I achieve something and say 'this is it? What is this, it's not for me'. Let's leave it. That's why I say, I protect others from myself. Because I can get married, I can have children and then say 'this is it?'. This is not for me.
Duma: Does this mean you shouldn't try at all to have children?
Curri: You shouldn't joke with a child, if there's some kind of forgiveness with these other things.
Duma: So you're able to say it's better not to become a father at all, than...
Curri: Yes, or I would make a deal.
Duma: Of the type?
Curri: I'm talking to a colleague of mine right now, who still isn't accepting that I have a child with her and take care of her and my child with her at some distance.
Duma: How did you choose that colleague?
Curri: She chose me. She is a woman, a woman who doesn't bother me, respects my character for a while.
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