Designer Park Si-young, who came out as a member of the LGBTQ+ community, shockingly revealed her father's history of domestic violence, stating, "My mother ended up with the wrong guy—a thug." [Star Issue]

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Designer Park Si-young revealed her past experience of domestic violence from her father.

In a video titled "Designer Park Si-young appears on Family Momo Im?! | Vivian's Rainbow Table Season 8," released on the YouTube channel 'Sexual Minority Family Momo Im' on the 12th, Designer Park Si-young spoke about her childhood experiences of domestic violence.

Park Si-young said, "The domestic violence (from my father) was extremely severe. When I think back to my mother in my early years, I don't remember seeing her bare face. She always had bruises or something like that," adding, "My father passed away when I was in the second year of middle school."

Park Si-young stated, "My mother is from Jeolla Province and was the most beautiful woman in that rural area of Jeolla. She learned cosmetology and ran a beauty salon, so she had an entertainer's temperament," continuing, "But she ended up with the wrong guy—a thug—and married into Gumi, where she was beaten."

She continued, "Not just my mother, but the women around her—the aunties selling at the local market, the older sisters working in beauty salons, and the women in the neighborhood—raised me," adding, "When I was young, if my father said he was going out to drink somewhere, an older sister from a nearby cushion shop would come get me, and I would sleep there."

Meanwhile, Designer Park Si-young recently drew attention by revealing through social media that she has been in a relationship with a same-sex partner for 15 years.

In a video titled "Designer Park Si-young's Favorite Space in Goheung County, South Jeolla Province," released on the YouTube channel 'Eyes Magazine,' Designer Park Si-young stated that she has been living in Goheung, South Jeolla Province, for three years and six months, revealing, "I have been cohabiting with my same-sex partner for over 15 years. One of the biggest reasons for moving to Goheung was because of my partner."

Park Si-young said, "When I was working very actively in Seoul and things were hectic, my partner put aside what they wanted to do to some extent to support me because of my career," adding, "As we got older, it became their turn. It became a shift where I enabled them to do the work they wanted to do."

She continued, "I had already achieved what I wanted to in Seoul, and my partner is not the type who enjoys urban life itself. Since about half of their life was lived for me, moving for their sake was a very natural progression," revealing about memorable special moments with her partner, "Almost every moment is like that. When I wake up in the morning, it feels like I am inside an incredibly beautiful painting."

Park Si-young said, "My partner gets extremely upset when mentioned. They hate it and spit while talking. My partner does not like mingling with people and prefers to be alone quietly," adding, "So what can you do? Maybe they are just less pretty."

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