Actress Song Ji-hyo has candidly shared her realistic concerns regarding marriage.
On Song's YouTube channel released on the 9th, rapper Nucksal appeared as a guest, engaging in a sincere conversation about married life, parenting, and marital relationships.
Nucksal, who married in 2022 and has two sons, explained the difference between dating and marriage, stating, "Dating and marriage are completely different. Since marriage involves living together, you have to be more considerate and understanding of each other."
He continued with a realistic view of married life, saying, "In dating, there is time spent apart, but in marriage, there is nowhere to run. Since you share the same space, you have to communicate a lot, and understanding your partner is crucial."
When Song empathized by saying, "I guess I can't run away anymore," Nucksal expressed his satisfaction, saying, "It's so much fun right now. We share hobbies and live happily while raising our children."
Upon hearing this, Song revealed her honest feelings, saying, "When I hear stories like this, I feel like I want to get married, but when I return to reality and live my own life, the thought of marriage disappears again. I think that's why I'm still in this position."
In response, Nucksal jokingly threw a blunt remark, asking, "Isn't the order reversed? Shouldn't you find someone to marry first? You keep repeating that you want to marry and then that you don't, all while doing nothing."
Song drew laughter by countering, "You have to have the intention to marry for a man to catch your eye."
Song previously revealed her dating history on the SBS variety show 'Running Man' last December. At that time, she surprised the cast by disclosing that her last relationship was "4 to 5 years ago" and that she "dated one person for about 8 years."
Following her sincere confession about being cautious regarding marriage after experiencing a long-term relationship and breakup, netizens reacted with comments such as, "Since she dated for so long, it seems she thinks more carefully about marriage," "I empathize with her saying that living alone can be comfortable sometimes," and "The realistic conversation with Nucksal was fun."
