A Cuban woman in Italy shared on TikTok the process of renovating her house, which had been almost completely wrecked after being rented out for three years. In her videos, she shares with her followers the before and after of the home, showcasing the effort and investment required to restore her dwelling.
The user who shared the video was @ari.cuba27, who in June showed how her house looked after having rented it to a family for three years. "Look at these walls and baseboards. The house had been refurbished. Everything you see was new. In three years, they completely diminished my little house. I feel sad, disgusted, and ashamed," she commented.
Despite the emotional and financial blow, he decided to turn the situation into a lesson in perseverance, and he is now fully engaged in the process of renovating his home to return it to its former state.
The content has sparked the interest and support of thousands of users, who celebrate every progress made in the restoration of the home and praise the positive attitude of this Cuban woman.
"Just the same, my little house, I would never rent it out again. As you say, home is sacred," she commented on the post where she shares the renovation process.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Rental Situation and Housing Reforms for Cubans Abroad
How did renting affect the Cuban's house in Italy?
The house was practically destroyed after being rented for three years to a family. The owner, @ari.cuba27, showcased the state of disrepair of her home on TikTok, which caused her significant emotional and financial distress. Despite this, she decided to undertake the renovation process to restore it to its former glory.
Why is it important to show authenticity on social media, according to Cubans living abroad?
Several Cubans living abroad emphasize the importance of being authentic and showcasing the reality of their lives without pretension. This message has resonated with many users, who value honesty over the appearance of perfection. Sharing the process of transforming their homes, even if they are not perfect, helps to connect with an audience that appreciates genuineness and perseverance.
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