Kim Jimin, a victim of bullying during her school days... "I still remember the names of the ringleaders; I want them to apologize." [Lee Ho-seon's Saida]

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Comedian Kim Jimin confesses about the painful memories of being bullied during her school years.

According to the production team of SBS Plus' "Lee Ho-seon's Saida" on the 3rd, the 27th episode airing on the 4th will focus on the theme "Seeing the Devil: Violence That Has Become Daily Life," shedding light on the wounds caused by school violence and verbal abuse.

In particular, the broadcast will reveal the story of parents whose daughter became a perpetrator of school violence. Upon hearing this, MC Kim Jimin cautiously shares her own experiences of being bullied during her school days.

Kim Jimin said, "Back then, there was a rotating form of bullying," explaining the cruel method where a target was selected for a set period before moving on to the next victim. Recalling that time, she added, "I thought my turn would eventually come, and it finally did." She shared a shocking story: "On that day, I reported an incident to the police and went to school, only to find someone had filled my shoes with water."

Continuing, Kim Jimin said, "But I pretended not to care and walked around happily. Since there was no reaction, they got bored and stopped bullying me," confessing calmly and evoking sympathy.

Most importantly, Kim Jimin stated, "I still remember the names of the two ringleaders who harmed me. Even now, I want them to apologize," revealing that the wounds from her school days remain with her to this day.

Meanwhile, MC Lee Ho-seon lightened the mood by sharing her own nickname from her school days. She mentioned that she and a friend who looked similar were called "Twin Headlights" during their school years, drawing laughter from the audience.

Lee Ho-seon noted, "At the time, we laughed it off together, but after becoming adults, the friend who was still called by that nickname suffered greatly and never attended any alumni gatherings." She pointed out, "Words that mock someone's appearance can also constitute clear verbal abuse."

The production team stated, "This episode reflects on the deep wounds left by school violence and verbal abuse through realistic cases. Kim Jimin's sincere confession and Lee Ho-seon's warm advice are expected to resonate deeply with viewers."

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