Henrietta Kurkulu: “My childhood was characterized by loneliness unfortunately”

She talked to her and unwrapped the ball of her life. The daughter of Nikos Kourkoulou and Marianna Latsi, in a new testimony of a soul. Henrietta Kourkulu was invited to the podcast presented by Yota Tsibrikidou and spoke among others about her book and the loss of her father, Nikos Kourkoulou. “I still haven’t believed I have a book with my signature, it was a big dream. I feel like books travel you to worlds you don’t have a chance to go to. I am proud.” “It took me a little over a year to write it. The most frequent question they ask me is how people will identify with me because of money. They stick to economics, and I understand that because this is something that will always differentiate me from the rest of the world. We are not one thing, however, and we do not have to be the same as someone to identify with,” Henrietta Kourkulu said. “There were pieces I thought well about to write. My concern was primarily not to go over a limit that concerns a third party, whether that’s my father or my mother. My limits I had accepted that I would overcome them once I decided to write this book,” he said. “In the beginning he was a very authentic man, what he featured in his films that was actually. He was strict and obsessed with justice and honesty. I admire my father for not being afraid to tell the truth. As a father he was very active something that I think was breaking in his time.” “I learned about his death from television. That’s what I came up with. I really admire my mom because if she had suffered my own child and everything, I would’ve messed with everyone. It’s something you can’t control. Media empathy must be increased” confessed Henrietta Kurkulu to her father’s loss. For psychotherapy, Henrietta Kourkulu noted: “ Psychotherapy has helped me very much, and that’s why I’m discussing this because I would like this thing to be normalized sometime. When I was a little girl, I had a negative opinion about therapy, because that’s what I learned. I’m sure my father would tell me he’s been through a lot, but he didn’t go to a therapist. But I will say that the fact that we survived is not a success. The point is that we can reach the maximum of our potential.” For her love of animals, she said: “The animals saved me in a time of great loneliness, which my childhood was characterized by loneliness unfortunately. They saved me because I had company. Animals have the magic ability to count nothing. You have a relationship with a creature that doesn’t care about anything other than how I treat it. I don’t know if it’s because I’d known the negative side of people.” Speaking of her relationship with women, Henrietta Kourkulu admitted: “The most touching thing in my life is the love I have taken women who experience his Calvary to bring a child into the world. I was so afraid of in vitro because I had done something very big and very difficult in my head. I had in mind that in vitro is cancer. These are other times’ mentalities. There was also the Psychological part because I had fought for years with panic attacks, it was something I had overcome and I was afraid it would affect me.” Closing the daughter of Nikos Kourkoulou and Marianna Latsis stressed: “Those who have met me in recent years would not imagine the kind of child I was little because I was a very shy child, a child very shut up in himself who did not hang out and expressed his opinion. That doesn’t mean I’m showing off now but I’m showing off what I want and I think it’s important. Shame is gone, I speak more openly about issues that are more difficult or considered taboo.”