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Popular actress Olena Svi tlytska, who was thinking about moving abroad with her children, surprised with a message to the network. On her page in the social app, Olena posted an emotional note about experiencing a personal «collapse and mistake» right now. The actress did not specify what exactly it was about and even closed comments under the post. As a reminder, Olena is often associated with actor Taras Tsimbalyuk and they are attributed romantic relations to each other. At the beginning of the year, Svi tlytska stopped communicating with her closest friend Nata lka Denysenko.
«To acknowledge one’s mistake — may become the most powerful weapon and support in the future, — wrote Olena. — From childhood they teach us to be strong, not to cry, not to melt away. But now I believe that fully living out your emotions is the best thing you can do for your body… You just need not to run. Stop. At least for one day. Be alone in the quiet with yourself first and honestly admit where you misstepped… I know how painful that is. I know that burning pain in the chest, I know this feeling of total disappointment in a person, and even more so — in yourself, because it was your choice.
I want to scream to the whole world so that someone answers all the questions spinning in my head. This is your superpower — to admit that you can be wrong. That you are just a person, like everyone on this earth. Ordinary. No more, no less."
Svi tlytska added that after a «small death» comes rebirth and relief. «After the frost, new flowers grow that enchant with their beauty, — the actress added. — This is the new life. It will surely come. But only after a small death. And you must give it time to come, to acknowledge it. Otherwise, no."
Earlier, «FACTS» wrote that the popular actress spoke about her husband’s infidelity.
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