Jolanda Renga: «They tell me I'm ugly. But I never wanted to be my parents' double."
The 18-year-old, daughter of Ambra Angiolini and Francesco Renga, vents on social media: "For me it would be worse to be selfish or insensitive"Per restare aggiornato entra nel nostro canale Whatsapp
«Hi, it's me, Jolanda, the ugly daughter...» .
Thus begins the post outburst of Jolanda Renga, daughter of Ambra Angiolini and Francesco Renga . Parents to whom the 18-year-old is constantly related, with negative and totally inappropriate comments about her physical appearance .
«You're ugly is something I always tell myself – she says -, since I was little, when I see myself in the mirror, when I see myself in photos: you're ugly, you have an ugly nose, an ugly smile, an ugly mole, ugly legs all bad."
"Fortunately, my dream is not to be beautiful or even my parents' double - she continues - In reality , my greatest desire in life is to do things that matter , important things and I'd like to try to improve my world. I'm happy and also proud of myself because I can say that every day, in my small way, I try to do something and I always try to give my best in what I do, so I think this makes me a beautiful person. I've always thought that the important things are what we can't see : I care much more for my soul than for my face and my appearance, because that won't stay forever, instead my heart and my soul will be the ones for all life and therefore I prefer them to be beautiful and clean».
And again: «I think that as long as the worst thing people say about me is that I'm ugly, then I can rest easy, because I'm pretty sure that I can't be said to be mean or selfish or insensitive . I would like to speak to those who feel a bit like me: I would like to tell you that you are so special and that as long as you take care and respect yourself and others, you will always shine in a different light. Good and kind people are really beautiful, so I would like to tell you not to allow those people to change this part that is so special and unique: instead learn to appreciate it and make it a strength».
A moved mother Ambra: «You have already improved the world, simply by deciding to be there. I've been trying to be "ugly" like you since you were born . Madly yours, love.'
(Unioneonline/D)