Standing tall at 1.72 meters with a charming smile and a professional vibe, Chuc Anh caught the attention of the gaming community from day one. It didn’t take long for her to get comfortable and shine as a MC interviewing and supporting players at Wild Rift tournaments.
Besides her hosting skills, fans also know Chuc Anh loves writing. She often shares her thoughts and personal stories about life and work. For her, rereading her old writings brings back memories and shows how much she’s grown over time.
Chuc Anh doesn’t shy away from facing reality or writing about the painful parts of her past. Recently, she shared: “This morning, I accidentally read a story from a 17-year-old girl whose father seriously favors sons over daughters, and it made me sad because I saw a part of myself in her story.”
“My whole family, both sides, favored boys over girls. From a young age, I kept hearing how unfortunate it was that our family didn’t have a son, and my mom even wished I wasn’t a girl.”
“When I was little, from about age 3 to elementary school, I was basically like a boy. Maybe it was because I loved reading comics and wanted to look like the male lead, or maybe deep down I just wanted more love from my mom, I’m not sure…”
Chuc Anh explained that her current coldness toward men comes from growing up in a family that favored sons. For her, just treating men well is already a big effort, loving them is much harder.
She recalled some unhappy memories: “Our family is all girls, and we always had to work hard making food and washing piles of dishes, while the boys got to sit at the head of the table and just play, and they were praised for it. We got criticized for the smallest things, told we were useless girls, and constantly put down for being girls.”
“The hardest part was that even when I did well in school, I never got a sincere compliment, while the boys seemed to be loved just for not causing trouble.”
“My mom always said it was because being a girl was so hard, so she wished for a son…”
From her own experience, this beautiful game MC hopes parents her age will read her story. Society has become more modern and civilized, and people need to realize that every word, action, and behavior affects children deeply. Some effects are invisible but shape how kids grow into adults.
“Please, don’t try to force kids to believe one gender is better than the other. It’s outdated, narrow-minded, and harmful. I hope future generations won’t carry the same emotional wounds that older ones did.”
