Choi Tae-sung, star lecturer's confession of anxiety: "I always feel like I'm standing on the guillotine" [Namgyeoseo][ByeolbyeolTV]

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History lecturer Choi Tae-sung opened up about the anxiety and burden he feels after his success.

On the 9th, history lecturer Choi Tae-sung appeared as a guest on the tvN STORY variety show 'What to Do with What's Left,' confessing his innermost thoughts.

That day, Choi Tae-sung began by saying, "People say I am Korea's representative lecturer and have risen to a high position. But the more things go well, the more afraid and scared I become. I worry that I could collapse in an instant."

He continued, "I wonder if my family will be able to keep living in South Korea if I fall into ruin. On the outside, it may look like I'm standing at the peak, but my heart is always standing on top of a guillotine."

Choi Tae-sung also spoke about his actual personality. He said, "I never imagined I would reach this level in my life. I am truly a quiet person," adding, "The camera may be shining on me right now, but once filming is over, I collapse from exhaustion."

He added, "My happiest time is when I sit alone in a corner, reading books and listening to music. I love being alone so much."

In particular, Choi Tae-sung expressed concern about the impact his fame would have on his family. He said, "My wife and children know who their father is, but I wonder if they can bear that burden. It is not easy for me to endure it either."

He continued, "When my name is mentioned by many people, I know it means I have risen to a high position. I also know that the higher I climb, the sharper the blade becomes as it returns to me," confessing, "Fear and anxiety seem to coexist within me."

Finally, Choi Tae-sung conveyed, "Many people misunderstand that I drew this picture from the beginning and came this far, but life does not go according to plan." He then recalled his difficult past after leaving school, stating, "It feels like I lived through it feeling like it was hell from the moment I left school."

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