“Hate Comment Free Zone” Declared… Season 28 Young-sook Delivers Direct Criticism: “You Must Be Ashamed of Your Private Accounts Too” [Star Issue]

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Season 28 Young-sook shared her thoughts following the public release of her “Hate Comment Free Zone.”

On the 22nd, Season 28 Young-sook wrote, “Wow. I thought I’d gather up all the hate comments and block them once the broadcast ended, but I’m leaving moved by the supportive comments,” adding, “Thank you. Good luck to everyone in the second round of parenting.”

Previously, on the 21st, Season 28 Young-sook posted, “I am ready to hear your opinions. Even though there are many places to leave comments elsewhere, coming all the way to my SNS to speak shows affection. I will take it to heart. Advice, criticism, nagging, and disrespect are all welcome!”

Following this, Season 28 Young-sook added, “A feed where I have more things to say than you do while telling me to speak up,” accompanied by a photo bearing the phrase “Hate Comment Free Zone.”

Season 28 Young-sook stated, “Life hasn’t been smooth sailing, so as the price of trusting others without suspicion, I’ve already experienced being spat on by people with kind faces in real life many times. As for me, I have practiced sharp wit to protect myself and know how to say hurtful things well,” continuing, “If you want to be looked down upon, look down on others. If you want to be respected, respect others. If you want to be understood, understand others well. You all who throw harsh words around are on private accounts, aren’t you? You all know how ashamed you should be.”

She continued, “When I was in school, I thought my entire class were my friends. That’s how much they were ‘my people.’ Living life, I learned that others may not be like me, that there is no need to please everyone, and that people do not change. I also realized that the backgrounds and environments we have grown up in are more significant than I thought. Even if you try to look only at a person’s essence, everything ends up being visible,” adding, “‘Blind? Annoying?’ These are words I have never used in my life. I welcome being called blind. I am blind. Please approach me seeing it that way. Then we will become close. I will live in this world without pretending not to know, without calculating before and after, and without scheming. That is comfortable for me. Even within relationships I regret, learning a lot is part of life; you just have to not do it next time.”

Along with this, Season 28 Young-sook said, “However, you also have the freedom to misunderstand or criticize me. That is why I made this. The fact that you came here and are speaking itself shows interest and love, and I am grateful. I have no intention of changing your thoughts, but I created a space for such people as well,” adding, “Since this is my personal page, if I feel uncomfortable, I will delete or block it. That is also my freedom, so do not ask why I am deleting it. I will delete and block hate comments other than those on this post. Advice, instructions, nagging, disrespect, and hate comments directed at me are all welcome! But only under this post! I will read each one carefully. Let’s live hard. Day by day.”

Meanwhile, Season 28 Young-sook gained attention as a “lookalike of Han Chae-young” after appearing on the divorced special episode of “I Am Solo.”

Subsequently, Season 28 Young-sook joined the variety show “Contract Marriage,” broadcast on KBS Joy and MBC Every1, which premiered on September 28.

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