Ji Ye-eun: "Thought I was a genius after getting into Hanlim Multi Art School... Self-esteem hit rock bottom when classmates appeared on TV" [Okiki]

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Actress Ji Ye-eun confessed about the moment her self-esteem plummeted after being admitted to Hanlim Multi Art School (Korea National University of Arts).

On the 5th, a video titled "Adult Love in Your 30s" was released on the YouTube channel 'Okikiokeok'.

That day, Ji Ye-eun recalled her experiences regarding the differences between people in their 20s and 30s: "I think I had more fun in my 20s. Anyway, since Hanlim is an arts school, we partied like delinquents. We even went out to drink makgeolli together during class."

She continued, "Now that I'm in my 30s, I feel much more self-conscious and try to maintain my dignity, which actually makes me feel stuck. It feels very restrained."

She also confessed about an experience where her self-esteem was greatly shaken during her school days. Ji Ye-eun said, "In my early 20s, after getting into my desired university, I thought, 'As expected, I'm a genius.' But when I went to school, I saw many talented people and many beautiful people. I thought, 'These are the people who fly and soar while acting.'"

She added, "When my classmates were cast in dramas and appeared on TV, I couldn't even turn on the TV. Since I was still working part-time jobs at the time, my self-esteem dropped significantly. But I regained my self-esteem by continuing to work."

Additionally, when Gavi said, "I felt like an adult when signing a document contract," Ji Ye-eun replied, "I take my mom with me when signing a house lease. I can't do it alone."

She shared her honest feelings: "I'm really good at handling things, but I always go with my mom. We go to the hospital together, and since I don't know how to install a TV, I ask my mom. I thought that if my mom passes away, I won't be able to do anything."

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