Oh My Girl's YooA has recently delved into the impact of malicious comments, shedding light on her personal struggles with online hate.
Brave Confessions on 'No Back Tak'
On the March 7th episode of 'No Back Tak', YooA appeared as a guest and took the opportunity to open up about the effects of malicious comments on her mental well-being.
The discussion took an intimate turn when she confronted host Tak Jae Hoon about his own experiences, saying,
"I heard that you don't feel any negative effect even when you get malicious comments." To this, he responded candidly, "That's a lie."
The Weight of Online Hate
YooA's revelations revealed a journey of growth and resilience.
"When I was younger, I was scared and upset that anyone would hate me," she shared, highlighting the initial impact of the hurtful words.
"I wondered what I did wrong for them to hate me. Some people even hated the fact that I was breathing," she added, illustrating the extent of the negativity she faced.
Building Resilience
However, despite the initial pain, YooA expressed a newfound strength in dealing with malicious comments.
"Now that I've been insulted a lot, I don't feel as hurt anymore," she admitted, signaling a growth in resilience and self-assurance.
Amidst the challenges, YooA also shared her aspirations beyond the world of music. "My label still suggests promoting as a singer rather than acting. However, it's something I definitely want to challenge myself to," she revealed, hinting at her desire to explore new avenues of creativity.
In recent news, YooA of Oh My Girl is making a comeback after a 1 year, 4-month hiatus with her single album 'Borderline,' set for release on March 14th. The teaser hints at themes of liberation and symbolism. Fans are excited to see her growth as an artist.
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Written by Cassidy Jones.
