Дарья Мухина (Мисс Х). 5 лет после трагедии. Непросто повезло

Video studio for recording podcasts and interviews "Kamerton" — https://kammerton.studio Host clothing — https://selectionstore.ru For advertising and other offers: [email protected] We are launching a new format, "Not Simply Lucky," a social project where you will learn the stories of people who have gone through difficult experiences. In this project, we invite experts to help you understand how a particular situation affected the subject and how to help your loved ones. The first episode of "Not Simply Lucky" features Daria Mukhina (Miss X). In 2020, a tragedy occurred in Daria's life that completely changed her. Following a conflict, Daria's boyfriend shot her in the head, seriously injuring her and losing an eye. Daria told us her story, sharing new details and feelings five years after the incident. She also shared her understanding of domestic violence and how she now shares her experiences with the world. We spoke with Amina Nazaralieva, a psychotherapist and founder of the Mental Health Center clinic. Using Daria's story as an example, the expert explained how abusive relationships work and why victims can't simply leave. She also shared how to help in such situations. If you or a loved one needs help, you can contact us here: The "YouAreNotAlone" Project — sign up on the website Women's Crisis Center — helpline +7 812 327-30-00, website Sisters Center — +7 499 901-02-01, website Nizhny Novgorod Women's Crisis Center — helpline 8 800 700-06-00, chat @StopNasilieChatBot, website Kitezh Women's Crisis Center — helpline +7 499 110-00-41, website Verba Crisis Center — helpline +7 391 231-48-47, website Maria Help Center — contact us on the website There's no shame in being a victim. Don't be afraid to ask for help. Alexander Shchekotov on social media: VK community – https://vk.com/al_shiokotov Telegram channel – https://t.me/al_shiokotov Instagram* –   / al_shiokotov   Amina Nazaralieva on social media: Mental Health Center Clinic — https://t.me/mentalhealthcenter Telegram channel "I am a sexologist" — https://t.me/imasexologist Timecodes: 0:00 — Introduction 1:23 — What is the "Not Just Lucky" project about? 2:16 — What Dasha had to face 3:26 — "5 years ago, I became a victim in a very high-profile case" 4:53 — How Dasha's relationship with the shooter began 6:40 — What kept Dasha in the relationship 7:55 — "Killing hope": Why often no one can help Victims of violence 9:33 — How the shooter limited communication with family and friends 11:23 — About the events leading up to the tragedy and that terrible night 15:44 — What excuses did Dasha find to stay in this relationship 18:24 — Why she couldn't get out of the hotel 19:39 — The most sensible strategy for victims to survive 20:57 — "I was an expert in Regina Todorenko's film" 23:10 — Why victims of domestic violence don't trust reliable people 24:39 — What happened after the shooting, and how did Dasha survive 28:47 — Contacting doctors and the police: How to behave with victims 32:13 — When and how did Dasha's first meeting with her family after the tragedy take place 34:49 — Dasha called the shooter after surgery: "I wanted him to take me away" 37:38 — Who supported Dasha during her rehabilitation period 39:54 — Learning to live again In your body 40:29 — How to behave if your loved one finds themselves in a similar situation 41:30 — What would Dasha tell her children about domestic violence 42:32 — What is it like to continue loving someone who committed a crime against you 44:11 — What emotions does Dasha feel toward the shooter now 44:38 — Was Dasha angry at herself for choosing such a partner 45:03 — "This man hasn't even been in jail" 48:04 — How safe is it to live in the same city with the shooter 49:42 — Dasha at 18 and Dasha now – what's the difference? 51:38 — The warmest and most difficult childhood memories 52:56 — Why did Dasha decide to become a lawyer? 54:40 — What are the similarities between the shooter and Dasha's dad? 55:21 — "My mom and I have pretty strong personalities, and we can butt heads." 55:48 — What needs to change for a domestic violence law to be passed? 58:29 — Isn't Dasha afraid of becoming a hostage to the topic of domestic violence? 1:00:45 — How have Dasha's relationships with men changed after the tragedy? 1:04:39 — Strength and vulnerability: how to return to life after tragedy. 1:06:41 — How sensitive is Dasha to abuse now? 1:10:05 — Why do strong women fall into codependent relationships? 1:11:09 — What does the word "love" mean to Dasha? 1:11:18 — What does the word "safety" mean to Dasha? 1:12:13 — What did the tragedy teach Dasha? 1:12:58 — What Dasha's dream now drives her. 1:13:33 — What Dasha would tell her 18-year-old self. 1:14:12 — A message from Dasha to her future self. 1:14:26 — The final question and Dasha's mystical story. 1:16:20 — What really saved Dasha. *Belongs to Meta, a company recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation.