You can have any character you want, or live in a beautiful house, or be the daughter of whoever you want, even the daughter of a famous coach, but if you're bullied, you become a victim just like all the others. It's like a storm that strikes you suddenly and leaves you helpless and speechless; you're no longer capable of doing anything, stuck in your body and your gray thoughts. You no longer recognize your own face. It's called bullying, and Camilla was a victim of it for too long. She went through a difficult journey, even marked by feelings of guilt. And then she decided to save herself, and to do so every day. To go back to who she was, or rather: to become new, stronger, alive. Camilla Mancini (Free to be me, Mondadori) tells us about herself now and the self she once was: because if you search, sooner or later, you find yourself. She interviews Serena Piazza.
You can have any character you want, or live in a beautiful house, or be the daughter of whoever you want, even the daughter of a famous coach, but if you're bullied, you become a victim just like all the others. It's like a storm that strikes you suddenly and leaves you helpless and speechless; you're no longer capable of doing anything, stuck in your body and your gray thoughts. You no longer recognize your own face. It's called bullying, and Camilla was a victim of it for too long. She went through a difficult journey, even marked by feelings of guilt. And then she decided to save herself, and to do so every day. To go back to who she was, or rather: to become new, stronger, alive. Camilla Mancini (Free to be me, Mondadori) tells us about herself now and the self she once was: because if you search, sooner or later, you find yourself. She interviews Serena Piazza.