2023-11-05 22:21:30
The well-known actor Francisco Dañobeitía was one of the guests to the recent episode of “La Divina Comida”, the star of CHV’s conversation. In this instance, Fernanda Salazar’s ex recalled her nomadic childhood and the difficult times she experienced after being in 7 different schools.
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The interpreter of “Thiago” in the Mega television series “Como la vida misma2,” began by saying that he was born in Santiago, but shortly after he went with his mother to the city of Viña del Mar. “My mother was very nomadic,” he stated. .
Along the same lines, he revealed that “I was in like 7 schools,” unleashing surprise among his diners. “What happened is that we had an issue that it was always difficult for me to adapt to schools,” she explained later, giving way to an intimate confession about the difficult childhood that she lived.
“A lot of bullying,” said the actor. “I never played ball, for example. He was very absent-minded, he was always humming music in the yards. And like very alone. He was like that child who is on the swing, so a lot of bullying, a lot, a lot, a lot of bullying,” he stressed.
“And my mother changed my school, thinking it was going to be better and it wasn’t…” he said, implying that this decision had not improved the situation he experienced as a child. In addition, he stressed that his mother had done everything possible for her well-being, however, at that time the same mental health tools did not exist that there are now.
“My mom is amazing. “She did the best she could with the tools she had at that time, but, psychologist and things not to mention, it was like what she had no more,” she noted.
Finally, the young actor made an intimate and profound reflection regarding his experience: “And I went to several schools, and we moved quite a lot. So I didn’t develop the emotional tools to defend myself. “I never managed to settle well somewhere.”
Check the moment here.
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