Kimmo Vehviläinen opens up from the toughest decade of his life.
Kimmo Vehviläinen reveals that the divorce has ruined his self -esteem. Pete anikari
Kimmo Vehviläinen and Katja Ståhl discuss in the new I might be wrong in the podcast period for age. Vehviläinen opens up in one of the hardest periods of his life.
Vehviläinen says he had lived a very happy and safe childhood during which he did not have to worry about anything.
“I didn’t worry about the past or scared the future,” he describes.
The same feelings continued in the life of a young adult, when he says that his self -esteem was on his roof. However, at the age of 28, he experienced a real collapse when his children were born.
– When the kids were born, this responsibility for a moment, for a moment, I have two children here, says Vehviläinen.
When the children were young, the marriage of the parents also completed.
– And the self -esteem of Vehviläinen broke into it, he describes.
At the age of 30-40, he may be worse than ever before.
“It’s been my black decade,” he says.
Ståhl asks Vehviläinen whether this period was due to age or rather his life.
– Yes, it must have been very much related to the first time someone stopped loving me. Until then, everything had just loved me, he replies.
The two end up with the experience of Vehviläinen’s experience, but in life events – the same could have happened to him decades earlier.
– I was so old in the illusion that I am loved and everything just succeeds. Then suddenly nothing succeeded and everything went bad.
The period spanned at the bottom of Vehviläinen. He describes that he had finally got out of that swamp until a few years ago.
Kimmo Vehviläinen has previously revealed in the same podcast that he has been in poor wind for up to two years.
– Tiuski’s children, Tiuski’s spouse, Tiuskin everyone, Vehviläinen listed.
It was only years later that he realized that his bad mood came from stress. Nowadays, he no longer is stressful in the same way, even if there is sometimes a reason for it.
– I look at life so that it does not happen to me, but more that what is here, in life.