Another hereditary princess, Maisa Alatalo, reflects on Instagram that the title of Miss alone does not cause problems in anyone’s relationship.
Another hereditary princess Maisa Alatalo, 21, ponders on his Instagram account whether the relationship will last a gap year. Alatalo will soon celebrate his third Christmas together with his partner I’ll take it with.
Alatalo believes that the reason for the differences in pageants seen over the years is not only in the pageant title.
– A lot of relationships have ended during the miss years, but I personally don’t think the crown is the only reason for the breakup of these relationships – often the problems must have been much deeper.
– And I’m not saying that the past year (and at the same time the first part of the “missing year”) has been different, busy, stressful, heavy, full of changes and that all these have not been reflected in our relationship.
Alatalo continues that the past year has forced him to be “brutally honest”. This has meant confronting one’s own painful and even shameful feelings and expressing them to the partner as well.
He thanks his partner and describes him as his best friend and rock.
– Otto is a person who sees through me and knows when I’m “over it”. He is also the only person I genuinely listen to if I need to “slow down a bit”.
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Alatalo previously worked as a real estate agent, but now plans to focus entirely on her career.
– I have decided to leave my job as a real estate agent for the time being, he told his social media followers in September.
– The next year and the future have been dedicated to the Miss Year and at the same time I will become a full-time entrepreneur, he planned.
The Miss Finland final took place in Järvenpää on September 9. In the picture Maisa Alatalo, Paula Joukanen and Serina Suvila. Jussi Eskola