Lucila Villarbetter known as The TorahHe spoke about his drug addiction and recalled one of the most difficult times in his life.
in dialogue with Ulysses Jaittthe former “little sister” recalled her adolescence and told the details of the moment when she decided to change.
The brother of Natacha Jaitt He wanted to know if La Tora had been through violent situations in the past.
“Crossing it, I forged a character to protect me from life, that bully, otherwise someone would eat me alive,” Lucila replied The Ulises Jaitt Show (Radio XLFM, Monday to Friday at 1pm).
And he added: “I made that image and that character so that no one could hurt me”.
Although he acknowledged that he is already much better: “3 years ago I met Christ, the gym and It changed my life. Today I prefer to choose my friends, my family, God, rather than eating healthy”.
“Haven’t you ever fallen into any excess?” asked the reporter. “I had a little bit of everything in my teens, The important thing is who I am now,” said La Tora.
And he continued: “I fell into some drugs. I always knew what was right and what was wrong.”
Soon after he opened up and explained that he was not able to quickly get out of that phase of his life, which he could only leave behind when he first spoke about the abuse who suffered as a child.
It should be remembered that the former “little sister” had a crisis while in the house of Big Brother. At that time, her state of mind attracted the attention of viewers and even analysts of the reality.
When she became the fifth out, the former contestant admitted to being abused when she was nine years old.
“I was able to get off[drugs]when I told everything that happened to me. At 24 when I freed myself from it all, when I was younger with my family. I told the subject of abuse at 24, it was at 9 “, she told Ulises.
And he claimed that up to the age of 24 he used “bad drugs”.
Subsequently, the young woman from Berazategui left a deep reflection and a message for those who have experienced similar situations.
“A lot of times things happen to us that we don’t understand and we say ‘why me’ and we put ourselves more in the position of a victim. I think you have to walk out of that place and ask yourself ‘why not me’,” she said.
“Let them talk, healthy talk. I have found my love and strength in God,” she said.
La Tora said she was abused at the age of 9
After walking out of the Big Brother house in mid-November, Lucila Villar was interviewed by Brito’s angel.
There she spoke of the crisis she suffered at home, where she was seen very overwhelmed by a reprehensible attitude that Alfa had with Coti and said she had been abused.
“My thing was a long time ago, when I was nine. It’s a discussed topic and I’ve had to deal with it. I told it after fifteen years and it’s already resolved,” acknowledged La Tora in THEY (America, Monday to Friday at 8pm).
“It doesn’t matter who did it or how, but what happened, because the end is always the same… the abuse,” he launched.
And he continued: “I punished myself at night, alcohol, covering things up. It was strong and for a long time. I went out Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Until one Sunday I said I didn’t want to live like this anymore.”
“I told my best friend, who helped me. Little by little I was releasing more stuff and that’s how we got to the point where, for example, we were ten friends and eight had been abused,” she said. remembered.
Source: Clarin
