"I'm sorry I'm confused"..Seo Jang-hoon and Lee Soo-geun 'tear' (Ask Avalokiteshvara) [★Night TV View]

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Seo Jang-hoon and Lee Soo-geun, the broadcasters of "Asking Bodhisattva," shed tears when they heard stories about gay coming out.

In KBS Joy's "Ask Me Anything" (hereinafter referred to as "Ask Me Anything"), which aired on the 12th, a storyteller who identified himself as gay appeared.

This writer said, "When I was young, my eyes were on male characters rather than female characters in 'Greek and Roman mythology'. I wondered if it was admiration for a person with a good body. Don't you get older and go to middle and high school and watch videos. I'm more interested in men than women. That's when I found out. In my early 20s, I took a class with a senior. He said, "He didn't bring a book when it was an open book test," adding, "So I secretly gave him a book and asked him to play with me. He uses words like, 'Do you want to go on a date?' I kept in touch until dawn and he said he had something to tell me. He said he was gay. So when I confessed, I got dumped. The senior told me about the relevant application, and I started my first relationship with it. But we broke up quickly because it didn't fit well," he said.

"There is an application that informs you that you are in a relationship with your boyfriend, and the contact information is linked, so there were military seniors and juniors. They said they would keep it a secret for the rest of their lives, and a group chat room was also dug up. The next relationship was a person working at a large company, and that's when my mother found out. My mother had a bad perception. "When my boyfriend who works at a large company gives me a good gift, I bragged about it," he confessed.

When Lee Soo-geun asked, "What did my mom say when she found out?" the writer said, "I thought my mom saw the letter I collected. My mom gave me a letter like 'I believe I'll come back' and held it up and said I'm gay. The mother shed tears and said, "I can't pray proudly in front of God," and quickly fell out.

Seo Jang-hoon said, "It is even more difficult in our country because Confucian ideology is based on it. What's really unfortunate about this is not the writer's choice," he stressed. Lee Soo-geun added, "It's not like I don't have a job, I'm just a hard-working person." The writer told his parents, "I'm sorry that I'm a son who was born confused. I think the time we spoke ill of each other and cursed was to protect each other. I love you from the bottom of my heart," Seo Jang-hoon and Lee Soo-geun, who heard this, wept and comforted the sender.

Meanwhile, "Asking Bodhisattva" airs every Monday at 8:30 p.m.

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