“Es un Hombre Triste”: La Dura confesión de la Abuela de Jordi Rodríguez

FULL INTERVIEW HERE! ►    • #96 - SALIR 2 VECES DEL ARMARIO: Ser Gay c...   “He’s a Sad Man”: The Heartbreaking Confession of Jordi Rodríguez’s Grandmother / Jordi Rodríguez has had to come out twice: once for being gay, and again for having Tourette syndrome. For a long time, he hid his tics, endured rejection from others, the fear of social judgment, and the constant feeling of being different. Until one day, because of a video published with malicious intent, everything changed unexpectedly. In this episode of Roca Project, Jordi is joined by his grandmother Manolita, one of the most important people in his life, and they both open up like never before to tell a story of pain, courage, and unconditional love that proves no one should be ashamed of who they are. We talked about what Tourette syndrome is and how living with this neurological disorder affects you every day, as well as the emotional consequences of nervous tics when society doesn't understand what it considers different. Throughout the conversation, we also discussed the rejection he faced for being gay, depression, mental health, and the impact of social media when millions of people comment on your life without truly knowing your story. Jordi explained how he went from hiding his tics to becoming one of the leading voices for Tourette syndrome in Spain, using his social media to raise awareness of a still largely unknown reality. But this interview is also a love letter and a tribute to grandparents. Manolita moves us with her sincerity as she reflects on how things have changed since her youth. She shares wisdom about family, loss, acceptance, and the importance of loving people beyond any label. Her relationship with her grandson Jordi is an example of how unconditional love can become a refuge when everything else fails. A profoundly human conversation that combines moments of humor, tears, heartbreaking confessions, and reflections that remind us of something essential: no one should feel obligated to hide who they are to be loved. Because sometimes the greatest battle isn't about being accepted by others, but about learning to accept yourself and truly begin to live. ► NEW EPISODE EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 7:30 PM. Subscribe and turn on notifications here:    / @rocaproject   Contact: [email protected] ► FOLLOW US ALSO ON: http://www.spotify.com/rocaproject   / rocaproject_     / carlosroca   #RocaProject #podcast #CarlosRoca #tourette #grandparents