Even Waiting Has A Limitation

In the matter of love, girls often feel hesitant because they are the party who always end up in waiting. When you first attempt to require certainty in relationship, the responses were varied. There are some who notice it, yet there are those who doesn't even care!

If his attitude can't be tolerated anymore, then you should just end it. Because you should maintain the pride of being a woman. Never look so much desperate for his attention. And if he doesn't even bother about you, then perhaps you should consider these below five things;

1. Limit your communication with him. Before you are actually going to leave, at least this can be the first step.

The easiest way is ignore him back. Keep in mind, if he can cool as hell, why can not you? When he disappeared for days without news, you no longer need to frantically looking for his whereabouts. Put your ego behind and stop looking for his whereabouts. There is no need to contact him many times. Just once, and even then if there is a need. The rest let him live his own life. You will be too, begin to live your own life and do something more useful than just waiting for him. 

2. He gave you the signal but he can not give certainty, then why do you still remember the things that makes you love him

It is quite dangerous when you love someone, and all of his personality turns out to be always perfect and in a positive way. Yet as a human, he also has many negative side that will make you ilfeel. But, what can you do when you're so in love? Everything about him all is good and there's nothing than can stop you. Therefore, you should be able to control the feelings from now on. Do not let love overwhelm logic. 

3. Let's not take it much to heart if his attitude suddenly turned sweet. Obviously he was there he wants with you

He who never concerned with your daily activities, suddenly asked sweetly. Not to forget, that he pays attention to tell you not to forget to take rest. He who never gives you the news, was suddenly absent to reach you. Why is there such a change in his attitude? Maybe you would expect that he's been willing to change, so that the relationship could be better? Never dream any of it and don't hope for a person's attitude can change so fast.  If he suddenly treats you well, maybe he wants to ask for help. Let's be smart!

4. If he is the one, you should not have struggled so much

If he was sincere with the feelings for you, he would not be reluctant to hold your hand and ask you to fight everything together. While this time he did was only letting you fight alone and hee would never understand how you feel in the struggle to survive in a relationship. If you must bleed alone, maybe he is not the one.

5. In the end, he chose to leave is the best option that you can do

Waiting does not mean you want swayed in obscurity situation. At least if he asks you to wait, he can show you his business. So you do not have to wait in uncertainty.

Meanwhile, if he asks you to wait, but he was still immersed in his own world, then you should be firm. Leave him and be prepared to meet him who is willing to show seriousness. Build a common future can not be done alone, there must be cooperation between you and him. Then what do you persist in people who do not want to fight together?

Accompanying him to pioneer many things may seem heroic at all. But in the notes that, he does it to bring good to himself and the life you two later. Meanwhile, if he still had no plan for the future, convinced still want to hold on?

Legend of The Blue Sea - Episode 4 Summary

Joseon. Late at night, someone walks along the beach. In the morning, mayor Dam Ryung (played by Lee Min Ho) receives the curious report of a thief taking clothing and shoes from nearby houses and leaving behind a pearl in their place. Dam Ryung furrows his brow. 

A gisaeng hears the same report and sighs enviously, wishing that the visitor would leave her pearls. Lord Yang says that the reason he’s so busy trying to catch the mermaid is so that he can take all her tears and lavish pearls on the gisaeng. (As the lore goes, mermaid tears turn into pearls.) The gisaeng asks how he means to catch the mermaid, and Lord Yang replies that she’ll come to the village of her own accord. His underling confirms that the mermaid is the one leaving pearls in place of the clothes and food she takes: “A mermaid who falls in love with a human will surely come to land. That is their instinct.” 

Mermaid Sae Wa (played by Jun Ji Hyun), now dressed in hanbok, walks through the town and watches villagers shake persimmons down from a tree with a stick. She picks up one that’s fallen in the street, thinking back to her youth, when young Dam Ryung had given her a persimmon for the first time. “A mermaid, who can only love once in her life, will risk that life for that love,” the underling says. Lord Yang notes that this mermaid’s once-in-a-lifetime love is his once-in-a-lifetime chance to catch her. 

He instructs his man to catch the mermaid before the mayor does, and tells his gisaeng to spread rumors blaming the mermaid for the storm that ruined their homes and fishing boats. They’ll say that the mermaid has assumed the guise of a person and hidden herself in the village, and that if she isn’t stopped, a bigger storm will come to destroy their livelihoods. Lord Yang cackles that fear is the best way to make people lose their reason, and if everything goes well, they may even be able to kill the mayor along with the mermaid. It doesn’t take much to set the people off, and they work themselves into a frenzy demanding that the mayor catch and kill the mermaid. 

Against the protest of his sidekick, Dam Ryung sets out to find Sae Wa, saying that he’d asked her to come to him when it turned cold, so they could be together at the first snowfall. (In keeping with the notion of experiencing the first snow with the one you love.) Just then, snow starts to fall, and Dam Ryung reaches out a hand to catch a snowflake. Not far away, so does Sae Wa. 

Dam Ryung says that if she truly came to land, she has risked her life: “What can’t I risk?” He sets out immediately, riding furiously. 

Sae Wa senses someone approaching as she walks along a mountain path—but when she turns, it’s not Dam Ryung there but three menacing swordsmen. They’ve been sent by Lord Yang, who’d ordered them to target the mermaid’s legs, her biggest weakness.

Advancing, they Sae Wa falling to the ground and encircle her. One raises his sword to strike her legs—but then, he’s struck in the chest with an arrow. 

Dam Ryung charges into the fray, driving them back. He stands guard over Sae Wa, shining heroically in the sunlight. 

Legend of The Blue Sea - Episode 3 Summary

In Joseon, the mermaid swims up to the surface when she sees lanterns lit up above—the sign that Dam Ryung (played by Lee Min Ho) wants to see her. He floats in on a small boat into a valley lit up with hundreds of lanterns, and asks for the mermaid’s name. At last! She tells him that her name is Sae Wa (played by Jun Ji Hyun), and Dam Ryung says that he had a sister who died young named Sae Wa. He starts to explain that the name means “bright, shining child,” but Sae Wa finishes his sentence, shocking him. She says that there’s a story behind the person who gave her a name, and asks if he wants to hear it. 

As she narrates the story, we flash back twenty years to a group of young boys playing at the water’s edge. One is challenged to swim a distance, and begins to drown in the process. But as he sinks, he opens his eyes and sees a young mermaid swimming towards him. She takes the boy by the hand and swims up to the surface, saving his life. He tells her that his name is Dam Ryung, and when she doesn’t respond with her own, he decides to give her a name and calls her Sae Wa, telling her what it means. The young mermaid smiles and they splash in the water playfully. 

Sae Wa narrates that the boy soon returned to the capital city, but he yearned to return to the ocean and threw tantrums until his father allowed it. The boy delighted in bringing the mermaid new foods she had never tasted and flowers she’d never seen. And over the years they grew up together. But one day as a young man, Dam Ryung brought her flowers and said that he’d have to be married soon, and the mermaid naturally didn’t understand what marriage meant. He described it as living with another woman and caring only for her, and Sae Wa’s face fell, asking if it meant he wouldn’t return to the sea. 

He asked if Sae Wa couldn’t live on land, and she said that a mermaid could do so as an adult—she’d have legs and be able to walk once she grew up—but for now she was bound to the ocean. Dam Ryung said he didn’t want to leave her and marry someone else, but she silently shed a tear and swam away, leaving a pearl behind. 

Dam Ryung returned home and was married, but on his wedding night he ran away, riding on horseback for hours until he reached the sea. He called out for Sae Wa and walked straight into the water… and immediately began to sink. Sae Wa narrates that Dam Ryung knew—the mermaid would stop at nothing to save him, knowing that he couldn’t swim. 

“But he didn’t know something important—that mermaids have a special ability,” Sae Wa narrates. As Dam Ryung sank deeper, the mermaid appeared and gave him a kiss, but with that kiss she also erased herself from his memory. Sae Wa: “And like that, the mermaid disappeared from the boy’s memory like a bubble.”

Adult Dam Ryung tells the mermaid that his wife died early, but she always resented him for running away on their wedding night, even though he could never remember why he did it. “Am I… that boy?” he asks. Sae Wa swims up to the side of the boat and looks into his eyes… 

In the present day, con artist Joon Jae (played by Lee Min Ho) sinks to the bottom of the ocean off the coast of Spain, and when the mermaid (played by Jun Ji Hyun) swims over to him, his eyes widen at the sight of her tail. She pulls him in for a kiss, and in that moment we return to the memories they’ve shared, except time stands still and the mermaid vanishes into bubbles in each scene, right before his eyes. 

She erases herself from all of his memories one by one, until finally she disappears before him in the water, leaving him all alone. Joon Jae wakes up on the shore as the mermaid’s voice rings out like a faint echo: “I love you.” 

Suzy Confirms To Star in 2017 Drama 'While You Were Sleeping'

I'm so exicted to annouce that Upcoming Drama for 2017 has line up one of my favorite k-drama lead lady! Bae Suzy has confirmed to star alongside rom-com King, Lee Jong Suk for 'While You Were Sleeping'. It's about a woman who can see unfortunate events that will befall others in her dreams, and a prosecutor who does everything he can to prevent the woman’s dreams from coming true.

This is Suzy’s first time working with writer Park Hye Ryun in roughly six years, after her debut drama “Dream High” in 2011. According to the production comapny, iHQ, the drama will premiere on SBS next year, and will be directed by PD Oh Choong Hwan, who previously worked on “Doctors” and “My Love From the Star.” Filming will begin early next year, but specifics of the airing schedule have yet to be determined.

Every single Suzy's leading male is a fave of mine in the drama land, from Kim Soo Hyun in Dream High, Lee Seung Gi in Gu Family Book and Kim Woo Bin in Uncontrollably Fond. Not to forget that she's dating that gorgeous Lee Min Ho in real life. And now, she's paired with Lee Jong Suk. I am very excited to see her performance and improvement. It's really a good chance for her ad hopefully she will learn, practice and improve her acting skill throughout the drama ~ Fighting!

Kang Dong Won & Kim Woo Bin Are Prettier than Woman

Actress Uhm Ji Won says working with handsome actors like Kang Dong Won and Kim Woo Bin can be wonderful, yet stressful! Who still remembers the sexiness of Kim Woo Bin's abs on Uncontrollably Fond?

In the new film 'Master', starring Lee Byung Hun also, Uhm Ji Won had the chance to work with the two actors. Many envied her position but Uhm Ji Won revealed that she was actually under quite the stress working with Kang Dong Won and Kim Woo Bin, who are "too handsome". 

She explained to Herald Pop, "Eye candy? It's nice when I see them from off to the side but it's stressful when we get captured in one angle while acting. It's similar to the stress you feel when taking a picture with a pretty friend. I'm an actress. It wouldn't matter if I were a man but what am I supposed to do when the guys are prettier than me? This was a happy concern of mine."

Regarding the progress of the film, Kim Woo Bin was the youngest of the three and said, "I felt a lot of burden on set. I thought to myself that I was second from the bottom out of the genius actors, so thought only I had to do well when filming."

The MC asked if he was the type to have aegyo when with veteran actors. Kim Woo Bin said, "I don't have aegyo, but I like skinship." Kang Dong Won concurred with, "Kim Woo Bin is the affectionate style. He touches us often," making everyone laugh.

Kim Woo Bin is a very touchy type. He likes to touch a lot and smile to them. I think he's the affectionate type hahaha! So curious as when I get to see him in a drama again ~

Spoilers: Legend of The Blue Sea - The Secret of a Mermaid

The hot new SBS drama "Legend of the Blue Sea". starring Lee Min Ho and Jun Ji Hyun, is garnering a lot of interest – and also a lot of questions about Jun Ji Hyun’s mermaid character. Recently, the production staff of the drama sat down to answer a few of those questions.

1. What is the color of Jun Ji Hyun’s tail?

In Episode 1, when Jun Ji Hyun was captured by greedy humans, the scales on her tail were gold. But in the current storyline they are silver. What happened?

Each mermaid has a unique tail color. The mermaid who met Dam Ryung (Lee Min Ho) back then had golden scales, and the mermaid who met Joon Jae (Lee Min Ho) in the modern day has silver scales. Just like Dam Ryung had a relationship with the golden mermaid, Joon Jae will also have a relationship with the silver mermaid. The two stories will unfold side by side and soon the viewers will understand how they are related.

2. What are the powers of mermaids and how do they affect the human world?

In Episode 2, it is revealed that mermaids communicate through telepathy, leading to a comic scene where a mermaid learns human language for the first time. The mermaid had the ability to absorb human language, culture, and even fighting techniques quickly, blowing away a group of gangsters with a powerful kick.

In Episode 1, one old fisherman said, “If a human lays hands on a mermaid, she can take away his soul and erase his memory. This is meant to defend mermaids against human attacks, but how it will affect the relationship between the mermaid and the human will unfold in the third part of the drama.

Goblin Press Conference: Scriptwriter Kim Eun Sook Got Rejected by Gong Yoo for 5 Years Long

Scriptwriter Kim Eun Sook, who wrote many hits such as 'Descendants of the Sun', 'Secret Garden', 'Lovers in Paris', 'The Heirs', and more, revealed that she has constantly been rejected by actor Gong Yoo. At the press conference for new tvN drama 'Goblin', Kim Eun Sook said, "I've been rejected by Gong Yoo for 5 years." 

She continued, "He politely rejected. I was cautious about making the offer for this drama, and I thought that I'll have to wait long but he gave me a fast response. He told me that he'll do the role if I'm okay with a goblin who's timid and fearful." 

Gong Yoo spoke up and explained, "I became afraid of dramas. It was a personal problem. This time, I met her because I wanted to give words of appreciation for continuously giving me affection. When we met, we talked, and I heard about the drama. I was able to open my heart after 2-3 hours of meeting."

'Goblin', written by Kim Eun Sook and starring Gong Yoo, Kim Go Eun, Yoo In Na, Lee Dong Wook, and more is set to air starting December 2.

First Impression of the Controversial Legend of The Blue Sea

Much controversy surrounding new hit drama, Legend of The Blue Sea since it was being accused of copying elements from Sherlock & Splash. Netizen are buzzing about the potential plagarism issues with borrowing the visual plot device fom hit British show, Sherlock, that of Lee Min Ho sizing up a person with their vitals being shown on screen as text bubbles.

Secondly, Jun Ji Hyun's mermaid acting was accused of copying the female lead of iconic mermaid movie, Splash - devouring food by hand, not knowing traffic signal, and learning to speak by watching televisions. Moreover, with writer Park Ji Eun's You Who Came From The Star who was also accused of plagarizing the opening title sequence from US Show, New Amstrerdam.

Legend of The Blue Sea Fever: OST Part 1 - Love Story by LYn

I just can't believe that Legend of The Blue Sea has taken its history in dramaland. I couldn't bear to have it finish in two months from now, yet I am curious with the story. Could they make it even longer? Haha. This is Legend of The Blue Sea fever. Moreover, who doesn't fall for Lee Min Ho? He's so handsome, gorgeous and his gaze is like a poison for us all!

Who says that Jun Ji Hyun is not a beauty? For me, she's perfect. She radiates with her natural looking beauty the most and I think she's the most natural beauty for me. Though I also like Ha Ji Won, Song Hye Kyo and Suzy though ~

Goblin: The Official Poster

Just two more week before the first episode of The Lonely Shining Goblin, starring Gong Yoo (Train To Busan, Big), Kim Go Eun (Cheese In The Trap), Lee Dong Wook (Hello Miss!, Bubblegum) and Yoo In Na (One More Happy Ending, Queen In Hyun Man, Secret Garden).

The official posters have come out and I really really like the tone color. Gong Yoo and Kim Go Eun look so elegantly beautiful and eye-catching. I am curious as what's gonna happen between them, yet I am excited to see what writer Kim Eun Sook has for us! She's always been my fave drama-writer all the time from Secret Garden. I believe she would have developed a strong personality for each character in this drama. Kim Go Eun would also make it a hit for starring in her drama!

Legend of The Blue Sea - Episode 2 Summary

Joseon, 1598. Newly appointed mayor Dam Ryung lights wish lanterns by the sea with local children, and accidentally lets one loose too early, sending him down the shore to collect his wayward lantern. But he discovers that someone else has found it first, and is surprised to see that it’s the mermaid he’d released back into the ocean. 

The old fisherman who had witnessed their parting narrates over the scene: “It is a connection that should not have been made. But they are already linked, and so that connection will continue. They will meet again.” Hearing this, mermaid-hunter Lord Yang chuckles and interprets it as a very simple roadmap to recapturing the mermaid: follow the mayor back to her. 

Back on the shore, Dam Ryung is startled when the mermaid speaks to him, and very eloquently at that. She calls him “scholar,” and says that he’d told her not to be afraid, but he’s the one who seems frightened now. He wonders how she can speak, and she says that there’s no reason a mermaid can’t do anything that a human can do. He asks why she didn’t speak up the day she was first captured, and she says that she did—it just never reached him. In flashback, we see that she spoke in her head the moment she first saw him: “Save me.” She explains that mermaids hear each other’s thoughts, so words are unnecessary.

Dam Ryung wants to know if humans can hear a mermaid’s thoughts (uh… isn’t that what’s happening to you right now?), and she says that a long time ago, a boy loved a mermaid and heard her voice. He asks what happened to that boy, and judging from the sad look on her face, nothing good. He wants to know if they can meet again, so she tells him to light a lantern over the sea, and she’ll know it’s a sign to come see him. 

In the ensuing days, Lord Yang keeps tabs on Dam Ryung, and hears that there is one odd thing the new mayor is doing… That night, the mermaid sees a shining light up above the sea, and swims toward it. When she reaches the surface, she sees an entire ocean valley filled with an army of lanterns, all lit for her. And from the distance, Dam Ryung glides in on a small boat. That’s some entrance (also, are you steering that boat with your mind?). He stops right in front of her, and they gaze into each other’s eyes. 

Spain, 2016. Con artist Joon Jae has a rare moment of conscience and doubles back to go find the mermaid he left behind at the department store, and she reaches up with a smile when he appears in front of her holding an umbrella. He pulls her up and says he hates leaving without saying goodbye, and that’s the only reason he came. Satisfied that he said goodbye now, he turns to go. But when we cut to him in the car, the mermaid is sitting right next to him wearing his jacket and covered in a blanket. She’s still shaking, so he stops to buy her a coffee, and even blows on it first so that she won’t burn her tongue. 

The mermaid mimics him gleefully, blowing into her coffee like it’s a balloon. He asks if she doesn’t have a place to stay, but she’s busy having her first taste of coffee, which starts with a grimace and ends with her sucking down the whole cup.

Joon Jae sighs that he should’ve left her back there, but with no other recourse, he takes her with him to his next hotel. He heads to the shower, while the mermaid remains in the doorway, transfixed by the hotel keycard that turns on all the lights. She gets a kick out of pulling the card in and out and making the lights flicker on and off, over and over and over again until Joon Jae finally storms out mid-shower. 

He backs her up into the wall and has to reach around her in the dark to get the keycard, and the proximity makes her suddenly turn bashful. He stares at her curiously and says, “Are you… being shy?” As if on cue, she tucks her hair behind her ear, and he yelps at her to stop it this instant. 

Joon Jae insists that his ideal type is an intelligent woman, her total opposite, and tells her not to mistake his random act of kindness as romantic interest. Hilariously, she spends the whole time leering at him in his bathrobe and thinking lusty thoughts, so his whole speech falls on deaf ears. She stands there for a while just tapping her fingers together coyly, while he locks himself in the bathroom. 

Legend of The Blue Sea Episode 1 Summary & First Impression

August 1598, in the northeastern province of Gangwon-do, a massive storm pummels a seaside village, uprooting trees and battering huts. Villagers secure their goods and huddle for cover, while fishermen struggle to secure their boats and the pier, only to have a massive tidal wave sending them into the churning waters.

By morning, the sea is calm, in a nearby cave, a young woman struggles to move, weary and sand-swept. The fish-gatherers make their way over to the cave curiously, and gape when they see the woman inside (played by Jun Ji Hyun). “It’s a person!” they exclaim.

A short while later, a nobleman, Lord Yang (played by Sung Dong Il) hurries home excitedly, asking the fishermen who await him, “Where is the mermaid?” He is shown to his pond, eyes widening to make out the woman sitting there—a little battered, wrists tied with rope, her long glittering tail stretched out in front of her. “It’s a real mermaid,” he breathes excitedly.

He reaches out toward her, but a fisherman warns him to be careful: It’s said that if someone mistreats (“raises a hand to”) a mermaid, she can suck out his soul and erase his memory. That’s the mermaid’s self-protective measure against humans. Lord Yang shrugs, saying he won’t raise a hand to her, but a knife. The mermaid shoots him a sidelong glare. The nobleman uneasily wonders if she can understand him, but brushes it aside. He promises the fishermen a reward before turning to his plans for tonight’s banquet. He wonders when the newly appointed mayor will arrive.

The new mayor, Dam Ryung (played by Lee Min Ho), rides among the crowds, and the camera lingers on a jade bracelet on his wrist. At the banquet that night, Lord Yang plies Dam Ryung with flattery, then asks if he’s heard of mermaids. A nobleman dismisses the stories as fiction, but Lord Yang announces that he’s got a fascinating sight to show them. Turning their attention toward his pond, he proudly reveals his catch.

The mermaid looks up at them, looking lost and forlorn, sitting in a net as fishermen prod her with sticks. Intrigued, Dam Ryung walks down for a closer look. He asks what Lord Yang means to do with her, and gets the explanation that mermaid oil is incredibly valuable, burning for an incredibly long time and never going bad. Lord Yang boasts that he’s landed this fortune for being faithful to his country and living a good life.

Dam Ryung has been holding back his distaste for Lord Yang so far, but now he lets some of it show, explaining that he had Lord Yang looked into, and found that he’d bought his way into a government position and then tripled the fishing tax. He says that the King levies severe punishments against officials who burden the people, hinting that Lord Yang could lose his neck over this. Scared, Lord Yang asks what to do, asking if there’s anything Dam Ryung would like.

“Anything?” Dam Ryung asks. Lord Yang affirms it, sending a sidelong glance at the mermaid. She and Dam Ryung lock eyes for a long moment. The next thing we know, the mermaid splashes into the sea, swimming off to freedom. Dam Ryung watches from the boat above, while from the shore, Lord Yang grumbles over the mayor’s high-handedness. He vows to recapture the mermaid and get rid of the mayor.

Dam Ryung watches the mermaid swim away, but she pauses to look back at him, then turns back to swim up to his boat. She reaches up with an outstretched hand. Lord Yang wonders if, according to the myths, she means to drag him underwater, steal his soul, and erase his memory. The fisherman replies that mermaids only erase memories that one wants erased, but figures it’s best to avoid taking the hand in any case: “Humans and mermaids live in such different worlds—whether the fate is good or bad, what can come of it?”

In his boat, Dam Ryung kneels down, reaching down to take the mermaid’s hand. The stay like that for long moments, holding hands, eyes locked.

Park Bo Gum's Angelic Side and Asia Fan Meeting at Jakarta in 2017

On November 15, students from Myoungji University shared photos of Park Bo Gum - the trending actor who is also a Theatre major at MU - listening attentively during a lecture. According to his classmates, Park Bo Gum came dressed casually and participated in the lecture just like any other student, and then swiftly exited the school after class with the guidance of his manager.

With his popularity, I think this young actor is really a humble being. I really like how he responded to his awards, while saying he thanked everyone for the love, despite his lacking, even wondered whether he deserves such amount of love. Being popular sometimes feels burdensome, but he still comes to University to attend lectures like any other student and that's where I am proud to know such a guy like him who's still living his life like usual. It's also understandable that he has to go anywhere now with his manager since it's dangerous for him if there are many saesang fans. Hopefully Park Bo Gum will still maintain his casual lifestyle and stay humble as always, because there is no one who will always stays on top. So, being grateful and humble is one thing that is very rare nowadays in the society. 

So, who's excited to meet Park Bo Gum in real? If you happen to stay in Jakarta, you have a chance to meet him for real! Park Bo Gum will have his Asia Fan Meeting and Jakarta happens to be one of his stop destination!

As part of his 2016-2017 Asia Tour, Park Bo Gum has announced a stop in Jakarta on January 13, 2017. Park Bo Gum has been steadily preparing for the tour to bring games and performances to fans that they can cherish for the rest of their lives. Since Park Bo Gum is a talented actor, MC, singer and even dancer, that means the evening will be full of excitement and variety. If you’ve just finished “Moonlight Drawn By Clouds,” this event is the perfect way to treat your Park Bo Gum withdrawals.

The event will be held at The Kasablanka Hall, Kota Kasablanka, Jakarta and tickets are on sale now at INDOTIX outlets. There are four categories of tickets: BLUE Rp. 2.550.000, PINK Rp. 1.650.000, GREEN Rp. 1.250.000 and YELLOW Rp. 750.000.

I don't think I will be coming to this event, since it's Friday and well...I have works to do. Being his fan doesn't always mean that I have to chase him on his fan meetings everytime it happens. It's true that I wanna see this guy once in my lifetime but that doesn't mean I have to see him no matter what happen in my life. Of course, I have things to do in life and it's a bit too old for me to attend fan meetings for actors/actress nowadays...

I admire Park Bo Gum, for being a humble being with his well-manner attitude. Without his mother, he can grow up so well, even with so much popularity around him nowadays. He's around my age, but it seems as if he's flying very high, achieving his dreams and it happens that he's going towards his dreams very closely. Meanwhile, I am still on my way to achieve what I dream off and it's still a long road to go on. Thus, I admire people like Park Bo Gum who knows what he really wants in life and working hard on achieving it. I guess, I should do the same like what he does!