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Apostolos Gletsos explains his strategic phrase about fish cooking from both sides

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Apostolos Gletsos explained that his statement "the fish is cooked on both sides" was a strategic move aimed at addressing patriarchy. He revealed that the phrase was prompted by discussions he had with women who shared troubling experiences from their homes. Gletsos made these remarks during an appearance on the podcast “AnesTea The Podcast.” The comments come a decade after he made the original statement, clarifying its intent and context.

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Actor Apostolos Gletsos recently clarified the context behind his controversial phrase, "the fish cooks on both sides," originally made during his tenure as mayor of Stylida. In a podcast discussion, he revealed that the statement was a strategic maneuver intended to address issues related to patriarchy.

Gletsos recounted that he was motivated to make the remark after conversations with women who confided in him about disturbing situations occurring in their households. This encounter left him unsettled, prompting him to use the phrase as a means to highlight and challenge the cultural norms surrounding gender roles. The actor emphasized that his intention was to provoke thought and discussion on these critical societal issues.

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