The recently dismissed contestant revealed her feelings about the experiences on the show • "Thank you for forcing me to look at myself in the mirror"
"I started my healing process."
Linor Sabinik
The removal of Yehuda Yitzhakov from the "Big Brother" house, sent his friends and fans to protest against the show and express their displeasure with the attitude towards their favorite contestant, but there seem to be some whose relationship with the brother ended in a more sympathetic atmosphere.
Linor Sabinik, who was evicted from her home a little over two weeks ago, posted last night (Saturday) a farewell to her reality experience, which she enthusiastically opened as usual: "My big brother, I'm burned! Tell me how, how do I sum up the crazy experience and journey I went through in your home? ".
"It was fun," she continued, "tremendous moments full of humor with rare people, that without this experience, I would not have known in life. I won friends I would choose them one after the other. I won huge moments of togetherness, sharing, mutual support and acceptance. "Self (whoever knows me knows that I avoid all of these outside). So thank you, thank you for learning that even if I break ... it's okay to share, because there will be people who want to support, and be for me."
Sabinik also added that one of his weaknesses concerned her appearance: "Thank you for dealing insanely with everything related to my main defense - makeup. Thank you for forcing me to look at myself in the mirror - for the first time in my life and say to myself 'I love you and you are as beautiful as you' .. Thanks to staying in this house, I started my healing process and self-acceptance ... the look is not so scary anymore, thanks to you!
No one, ever, will be able to say more harsh words to you than what you would say in the mirror, "the contestant concluded in a personal tone," so thank you for everything, for the easy and difficult.
On the bitter and sweet.
And the biggest thanks, for the right to understand for the first time, at the age of 25, what true friendships are.
Thank you for Rami Vered, "she wrote with the tenant's tagging added." It was fun, and neither was it.
But most importantly, I came out stronger!
And your last time, big brother, I'm going to have a drink. "We'll be happy to raspberry!