Лёша Свик
In the new episode of the show "Session" you will learn how childhood violence between close people, parental quarrels and prolonged alcoholism of his father served to develop post-traumatic stress disorder in Lyosha Svik, which became the basis for the emergence of depressive episodes, increased irritability and anxiety.
In a dialog with Dmitry Dibrov singer will remember the traumatic experience of childhood, drawing parallels between the events of those years and the present time, digging for himself the reasons for distrust of his mother and, as a consequence, the fear of attachment and emotional intimacy with the opposite sex.
At the end of the issue Lyosha Svik will perform his track "Love Me Love Me" live, drawing a line under the frank conversation.
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