Now that “Survivor 47” Is over, Little Chirichillo There’s a new perspective on his feud with Sam Fallen,
The show’s fourth-place finisher told The Post the day after the finale that he “doesn’t hate all men.”
Chirichillo, 24, also revealed that his dislike for Fallen, 24, on the island, was due to “inner projections”.
Read Chirchiello’s full interview below.
New York Post, How do you think you’ll fare in the final 3 jury votes if you get there?
Little Chirichillo: Contrary to much popular belief, I don’t think I would have been a finalist without the votes. I think I may have found it Sol. I think I may have found one. I think there’s probably a possibility I could have gotten more. I think I’m a persuasive speaker. I think I would have been able to capture the game and talk about the strengths I had in the game. I hope I would have got more votes than one if I did this. I know I would have found one. But after all you saw Rachel, right? I mean, come on. So I know that Rachel is the winner of Survivor 47, and if she sits against me she’s still the winner of Survivor 47. But I still feel that I had to fight and it would have been good.
Why did you decide to vote for Rachel over Sam? Sue,
Speaker 2: It’s the dominance of Rachel that can’t be denied. It’s incredible to see it, to be a part of it and to witness it. Going into this I was confident that I would vote for Rachel. But to be honest, when Sam was talking, I just kept saying ‘huh’ sounds. His speaking is very compelling. He was the only person in the final three who had a hand in the operation in Italy, which is like the trick of the game. I respect his naivety. And I also feel pity because if Sam hadn’t been sitting there, it would have been me in an uphill battle against Rachel and I would have wanted someone to advocate for me and stand by my side.
I had those waves of emotions and those emotions were still true. However, at the end of the day it was a no-brainer to cast your vote on Rachel.
Was your relationship with Sam full of ups and downs? How do you feel about the social media reaction to this and people claiming that you hate men?
I don’t hate all men. Not me. I mean, it was totally internalized projection and internalized gender identity issues that I imposed on him. And I’m proud of myself that I’ve been able to come to terms with it and talk openly about it. I wish I could have done it sooner because he wasn’t worth it [that]I got criticisms from people like, ‘Of course he wasn’t going to get his reward.’ I’m like, ‘You guys are valid.’ And I know this. And so I just want to let people know that I think I took away from him that moment, the relationship with him, the way I behaved in certain moments, things that I needed to grow. . But I also have a lot of compassion for what I was going through there. And also elements of the game of Survivor.
But Sam and I are very good friends. I love him. He is very cute. And we have a good sense of humor about it all. I just want people to know that I don’t hate all men. I think most people I would connect with in real life know this. But there are people out there who I told you about and they will never care about me again. So I understand it too.
Which vote would you say was the biggest blow to your game?
It’s probably a tie between Soul Vote and Operation Italy Vote. Soul Vote was like an earthquake for me there. It was like everything was seismically wrong and different now. I planned to go to the end of the game with Sol. I wanted to play games with Sol. I saw that there was a lot of potential for us to do this and that all changed Genevieve He was also a part of that. I lost both of them and it was so hard and it really broke me emotionally in a way that was difficult for me to get over.
And then Operation Italy Vote, I just felt like at that point in the game I really needed control, and not having control so strongly was very serendipitous in the sense of, like, okay, now we’re at the end, and I Cheated so badly. It seems very irreversible.
What was the biggest change for you from watching Survivor to playing it?
For me, it was the difference between being a fan and being a player because I love the game so much and I love its human stories and I love its players so much that sometimes it was hard for me to turn it off. . I’ll get giddy and say, ‘Oh my God, that was epic.’ That was madness.’ Sometimes it was hard to feel like I was watching Survivor, but playing at the same time.
Any interest in playing a second time?
Yes. Absolutely. I feel like I have a lot to prove. I feel like I have a lot to change and I would love the opportunity to do so.
