Gary, Changes Faced Ahead of Turning 50: "At 47, My Motivation and Stamina Declined... Now I Feel a Sense of Relief"

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Singer Gary confessed to the lethargy and decline in physical stamina he experienced at age 47.

On the 10th, Gary shared a post on his personal social media account titled "Research Results: The Hardest Age in Life Is 47.2," revealing his own experiences.

He recalled that period by saying, "Strangely, at 47, I had no motivation and my stamina was cut in half, so I worried whether I might be sick." He further candidly expressed the changes he felt with age, stating, "At 47, you have to admit that there are things you can't do anymore like when you were young."

Gary added, "But turning 50 brings a sense of relief," conveying his current state of mind as he enters his fifties.

In particular, unlike in the past when he worried about whether his declining motivation and stamina indicated health issues, Gary now appears to accept the changes that come with aging much more comfortably.

Meanwhile, Gary married a non-celebrity wife in 2017 and welcomed their son, Hao, that same year. Subsequently, he received much love for appearing on the KBS 2TV variety show "The Return of Superman" alongside Hao.

Currently, Gary is interacting with fans through his YouTube channel, "KANG GARY." He previously explained the reason behind starting his YouTube activities, saying, "I had been pondering it for several years. Since I knew how to do some editing and traveled often, I thought it would be nice to record things I enjoy, such as travel, camping, and exercise, and communicate with people."

He also revealed his affection for the time he spends with his son, Hao. Gary said, "After getting married and having a child, and going through parenting, I feel that up until fifth and sixth grade of elementary school is the period when parents spend a lot of time with their children, and it seems to be the most adorable time." He added, "I have seen and captured every stage of my child growing up."

He continued, "Parenting seems to be not only for the sake of the child but also for the sake of the parents. You must create many memories so that you don't regret it later," emphasizing the preciousness of time spent with family.

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