Did Go Young-wook, aware of the controversy over removing the electronic ankle bracelet and running, share a book by Jang Ki-ha that says, "I prefer running alone"? [Star Issue]

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Go Young-wook, formerly of the group Rolla, recently shared content from a book in which he mentioned that he prefers running alone following recent controversies surrounding his running activities.

On the 14th, Go Young-wook posted a photo on his social media featuring excerpts from Jang Ki-ha's essay titled "Isn't It None of Your Business?"

The published book includes content stating that while running with many people is also enjoyable, "I still prefer running quietly alone."

At the end, the text continues with the sentiment that it is best to run wherever one wishes and for as long as one desires.

Additionally, Go Young-wook shared an article from a media outlet stating, "As slow running spreads, there are concerns that the controversy over 'road-blocking (blocking the path) running' could resurface. This is because some running crews have previously run side by side in Han River Park and urban walking paths, obstructing passage." He further added, "Yoo-mo (35), an office worker, said, 'Since this is not a path exclusively for exercisers, I hope it does not hinder the passage of other users.'"

Go Young-wook posted this content following recent controversies surrounding his running activities.

Recently, Go Young-wook faced criticism from some netizens after posting photos of himself running without an electronic ankle bracelet. In response, he expressed displeasure, stating, "I ran alone while reflecting, causing no harm to anyone," and added, "Where should I go to run on a deserted island?"

Following Go Young-wook's recent sharing of a book that emphasizes the preference for running alone, interpretations have emerged suggesting this post may have been influenced by awareness of the recent running controversy.

Meanwhile, in 2010, Go Young-wook was sentenced to two years and six months in prison for sexually assaulting and forcibly molesting three minors on five occasions. He was released from prison in 2015 and became the first entertainer to wear an electronic ankle bracelet.

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