Kim Yeon-kyung revealed her newlywed life with Ko Woo-Rim.
On the 22nd, a video titled "[GyeotbaSokTalk ep1] Collision of worldviews! Finally the meeting of emperors happens — wait, is this really happening?" was posted on the YouTube channel "Bread sister Kim Yeon-kyung."
Earlier, Ko Woo-Rim had mentioned on a variety show that ways to be liked by his wife Kim Yeon-ah included "not being annoying" and "speaking nicely," which drew attention.
Kim Yeon-kyung referred to that and reacted, "Should I say it makes my heart feel a little tight, or should I say it makes my heart hurt a bit?" In response, Kim Yeon-ah said in disbelief, "That's not the kind of person I am. Anyone watching might think I'm wildly ordering people around."
Kim Yeon-ah said, "Actually, my husband isn't the type to deliberately annoy me. Because expressions inevitably differ between men and women, when you live together, from a woman's perspective you think, 'Wouldn't it be better if he did it this way? Why doesn't he do it this way?' Those things that aren't exactly nagging become nagging, so in the process of aligning everyday habits, he didn't seem to have complaints. I sometimes have complaints," she confessed.
She continued, "So unintentionally I ended up saying unilaterally, 'I wish you'd do it this way. I wish you'd do it that way.' I said that he should quickly catch on and adjust."
Then Kim Yeon-kyung asked about their married life, saying, "Do you generally match each other's daily patterns well?"
Kim Yeon-ah said, "After getting married and living together, I discovered new sides of myself I didn't know? I find myself thinking, 'I wish I would do this myself,' but even if it's not that way it's not a huge problem — I feel there are compulsions that aren't exactly compulsions."
In particular, she said, "My husband is a bit more easygoing and I have a hurried personality. I don't always have to be right, do I? I'm not always correct. So I try to practice being more relaxed. We kind of adjust to each other."
[Photo] "Bread sister Kim Yeon-kyung"
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