Explaining his difficult childhood in Venezuela, remembering how important his mother was in overcoming his problems and showing his most intimate side in front of the cameras, Boris Izaguirre thrilled all his fans in the latest edition of the program 'Mi casa es la tuya', from 'Telecinco'. Accompanied by the presenter, Bertín Osborne, the television collaborator opened the doors of his home, in Madrid, to the cameras, in order to showhis most personal version of himself
Initially, who accompanied Xavier Sardà at the helm of Crónicas Marcianas, reviewed how his beginnings were in his native Venezuela, acknowledging that it represents a very hard stage for him due to the insults and blows that he suffered his “mannerism”He explains that his way of being generated "violence" among his colleagues, and he even received insults on the street, from workers, whoHe was yelled at "faggot" on his way to school, when he was just "a kid".
Visibly moved by his past, the writer also confessed one of his most personal problems, which has limited him throughout his development, dyslexia Regarding this difficulty, he affirmed that it prevented him from tying his shoelaces correctly until "he was nine years old", in addition to being a great barrier in his learning to read, one of his great passions, which he took a long time to master “so many years” because “couldn't put things in order”.
Regarding this problem, Boris highlighted the importance of his mother in order to overcome it, who sat down to do exercises with her son in order to help him overcome her difficulties.«We did exercises to close a circle and we never managed to close it. That was atrocious for me and also for her, "acknowledged the host, between tears in his eyes. In addition, he admitted that this condition continues to cause him problems today, although to a lesser extent, which appear, above all, "when I write", which leads him to continue remembering his mother, who considers that "I haven't had time to thank everything that helped me".