Song Hye Gyo and Yoo Ah In for W Korea

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Song Hye-kyo tries her best in relationships because she has a rosy view on love, she said in a recent interview with a local fashion magazine.

“I devote myself fully to a relationship and never turn back when it is over,” she said. “If it doesn’t work out, nevertheless (I devoted myself to it), it’s just a relationship that will never work.”

She said she does not understand how two people who were once a couple can remain good friends, a statement that often comes up after breakups.

“Even if you love your boyfriend so much, when you break up he becomes no better than Mr. Kim next door. Mr. Kim next door can at least come by and help,” she said.

The 35-year-old actress also feels pressured to get married, as many people around her have already done so and even have kids.

“It gets harder and harder though,” she said. “There are a limited number of people you can meet and you become pickier at judging people. Also, you lose your fantasies about marriage when you hear from those married couples.”

The star appeared in KBS’ 2016 megahit “Descendants of the Sun,” which earned her the Grand Prize at the 2016 KBS Drama Awards.



For Yoo Ah-in, self-awareness is the key to being attractive.

He said in an interview with a local fashion magazine that the most attractive men and women are the ones who know themselves.

Yoo appeared on the cover of the magazine’s March issue, which was its first “man edition.”

He was asked what kind of man he thinks is most masculine.

“To be most masculine is to be most humanlike and to be oneself. To be feminine is the same,” he said. “Each individual is different. I hope us to focus on such differences while we unite as one.”

He said he was a feminist since he wants everyone to be equal and no one to be discriminated against.

“I think our society now is suffering to make headway in that direction (against discrimination),” he said. “I hope people embrace each other, if their reason to let people know that they are right is for a better society. I hope they do not use their conviction as a blade.”

The 30-year-old actor made his debut as a child actor in 2003 and was put to stardom with his starring on KBS’ drama “Sungkyunkwan Scandal” in 2010. His works include the 2015 comedy-action film “Veteran,” which has drawn over 13.4 million viewers domestically.
















So goregous!

KPopHerald 1 & 2

Comments

[modestgoddess79.livejournal.com]

The pretty, it hurts

[reasontowander.livejournal.com]

oof now thats an attractive duo

[cedric-mcfly.livejournal.com]

They are both so attractive dammit!

Also, i cackled:
“Even if you love your boyfriend so much, when you break up he becomes no better than Mr. Kim next door. Mr. Kim next door can at least come by and help,” she said.

All kidding aside though, i really like a lot of the things they mentioned in the interview.
What she said about meeting people, how it gets harder the older you get esp because we get pickier.
And what Ah In said regarding people embracing each other, femininity/masculinity, being a feminist, etc. Basically the whole interview, lmao!

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pretty