[Bear]

After reading the interview, I feel really crappy sad. Knowing all this, that Yuna suffered emotionally preparing for worlds 2010/2011 and her heart just wasn't in it, concerns me. I don't want to put blame on the South Korean government, because I don't know the full story behind them convincing or not convincing Yuna to compete, but knowing all this, truly concerns me and makes me feel sad.

Knowing how Yuna truly feels these days, I as a fan would be 100% content if she decides to retire. She has given so much to her fans, to the world, and she deserves some kind of peace in her life. I feel really poopy that she has so much pressure in her life at such a young age.

[Hoshi]

Bear, on 03 December 2011 - 02:11 AM, said:

After reading the interview, I feel really crappy sad. Knowing all this, that Yuna suffered emotionally preparing for worlds 2010/2011 and her heart just wasn't in it, concerns me. I don't want to put blame on the South Korean government, because I don't know the full story behind them convincing or not convincing Yuna to compete, but knowing all this, truly concerns me and makes me feel sad.

Knowing how Yuna truly feels these days, I as a fan would be 100% content if she decides to retire. She has given so much to her fans, to the world, and she deserves some kind of peace in her life. I feel really poopy that she has so much pressure in her life at such a young age.

I remember once she said "I'm always alright even when actually I'm not." Kinda ironic but at the same time it was the moment that showed how Yuna's putting her supporters and fans in front of herself no matter what. That really stayed in my mind and everytime the situation Yuna faces a hardship in her life happens, that saying just comes up. Yuna Kim is a really admirable, respectable and honorable person and THAT alone gives her freedom she truly deserves.

This post has been edited by Hoshi: 03 December 2011 - 12:50 PM