Park Mi-sun, changed after illness with Lee Bong-won: "We didn't even talk without a camera" [I Am a Boomer]

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Broadcaster Park Mi-sun reflected on her married life with her husband, Lee Bong-won, and shared the changes in their relationship after her illness, along with her realistic views on marriage.

On the 29th, a video titled "I was more worried about broadcasting than my cancer diagnosis" | Park Mi-sun's story of one year of fighting illness" was released on the YouTube channel "Lee Seong-mi's I Am a Boomer."

That day, Park revealed her current health status after battling breast cancer, stating, "The most awkward question is 'You've been cured now, right?' In reality, it's not a cure; we have to keep getting checked and manage it well, but people just say 'I'm healthy now.'"

She also spoke candidly about her relationship with her husband, Lee Bong-won. Park said, "We really don't talk when there's no camera. Lately, we've been talking a bit more," adding, "It seems to have changed since I got sick, and as we get older, our spouse looks a bit pitiable."

She confided, "It's a bit different from the love of youth. We went through many hardships, adversities, and waves, enduring and living through so much. Looking back now, I feel pity and tenderness for each other. It seems we both feel that way."

She also shared her thoughts on marriage. Park said, "Love is fate, and happiness is effort," adding, "It's a love we met like fate, but to be happy, you have to live with effort. There is no spouse who fits me perfectly."

She added, "Our children haven't gotten married yet either, so I tell them not to set their standards too high. I tell them there is no one who fits perfectly, and that they need to meet someone and adjust together."

She also revealed an anecdote about the couple's opposite temperaments. Park said, "My husband likes meeting people, but I tend to lose energy when I meet people," explaining, "Every year during holidays, twice a year, we prepared meals. Ten or more members of our mountaineering club would come."

She continued, "During the Lunar New Year, we went on an overseas trip for the first time in a long while and were so excited, but at the airport upon arrival, my husband said, 'I heard several people are coming, so go home and prepare some tteokguk (rice cake soup),' and I revealed, "We had a big fight that day."

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