 I was scared. I was insecure. I was full of shame. I was full of guilt. I didn't know any better, you know. I saw my mother being battered and abused by my father. So in my mind, I thought that was part of the marriage. Counseling has been a big, big asset. By me seeing that I was not the only one, that there were more sisters of mine in the same situation. I'm safe. Nobody can abuse me. Nobody can do or say anything or nobody can touch me without my permission. It's amazing. It's amazing. My sisters, if we can, because if I could do it, you can do it too. Because I come from a very dysfunctional family where my father hit my mother and I was the victim, one of the victims of that relationship. And also, although I married twice, looking for the ideal man, I didn't find him. But now I found the ideal woman and that's me. Maybe in time I get married, I don't know. But I'm going to have to make a special drawing for that man and fix it as I do. He has to adorn what I have. Don't take me out, don't hit me. He has to be respectful, don't smoke, don't drink for nothing. And that he has a spiritual life because that's very important for us. Because we are human, but we are limited. But sisters, if we can do it, if we can do it, make the desire, charge your batteries and keep going. Because if we can do it, don't leave me. They have a sister here who can guide them. Or if I'm not close to you, look for someone who can help them. No more sisters, no more. Let's go forward, always.