Renia Luisidou: “I was burdened after the “Unacceptable” I had no financial comfort, I did not do business I dreamed of.”

For her career, for her successful “The Unacceptable”, about age racism and gynecological issues that are not discussed enough, spoke or in an interview. The well-known actress made statements on the show’s camera “Good morning again?” on Saturday morning (04.01.2020). Renia Louisidou spoke among others about the time she participated in the television series “The Unacceptable” who wrote history on Greek television. ADVERSE “It encapsulates for me a joke at work that I am a gurlu, which began in 2003 when they came out in the same month “The Coffee of Joy” and in the cinemas “The Political Kitchen” and because they were both tearing up I found myself with a title that I gladly accept, but I am no one. Gastone for myself. I happened to be identifiable from a very early age due to the “Unacceptable”, too fresh at work, too new at work and too ugly, without prior stigma. This had all the good things of God and had too many evils, in the sense that there was a mistrust that it is very commercial and that we know only that of this man. That was something that made me very hard in the first 10 years to take a professional direction that suits me, not only to reproduce Vlassi’s girl, who runs behind a boy, a stereotype of the fool. I was burdened after the “Unacceptable” I had neither financial comfort nor found the jobs I dreamed of. I found a lot of work, but not work I wanted to do,” said the famous actress of her life. ADVERSE AND COMPLETE: “It was a time when things had a different sense, there were no numbers, we didn’t know how much the show is, we understood that because we were going out on the street and they were waving at you.” “It is irritating that the man is in unscathed, what to do to you and he does not get any information from anywhere. No one asks him, no one pushes him and he lives and grows up with his mother who tells him he’s the best and then society tells him he’s the best and then society never squeezes him into the corner, which he understands now, where to get the information that he might not be like that,” he said about the advantage men have in the business space. “I had menopause and not easily and became very angry that I found myself so unprepared by an incredible omerta. It is a thing that really goes through omerta, e.g. “what do you have? a headache”, or “I didn’t sleep well”. I may have spent three years sleeping all night when I had menopause, but where I was saying “Oh, boy, with this thing” they said “don’t say it” to me, like it’s lame. And he didn’t know what was happening to me physically, that is, the information I had from doctors and people… they told me afterwards that this is a symptom of menopause, “tell me, you guys, that I will have headaches, not to be afraid that I have a tumor in my head”” he stressed, by closing down Renia Louisidou, talking about the gynecological issues that are bothering me.