Male idol was found to have sent a gift from a fan to a flea market... There are pros and cons for the fan who made it public.

A boy group member caused a commotion when it was discovered that he had put a gift from a fan on a flea market (second-hand trading).

On the 28th, a captured exchange between a boy group member and a fan was posted on an online community. It was about a member of the boy group who was found to have put a gift from a fan on a flea market.

A fan of the member posted a statement titled "Idol selling gifts from fans at flea market. According to the contents, Ms. A discovered that the gifts she had given to member B were listed on a flea market site last month.

The author of the Flea Market's transaction notice (Mr. B) wrote, "I bought this item directly in Japan this fall for 280,000 won (approx. 30,000 yen). After washing it once, the print peeled off a little, so I no longer wear it and am offering it at a discount.

Ms A then asked Mr. B. Mr. B apologized saying replied, "I am sorry. I guess I wasn't thinking straight. It's the end of the year and I have a lot to think about and a lot to worry about. At that time, I did some shopping to get rid of my worries. But I couldn't tell my parents that I was asking for money. It was a very shallow thing to do. I am truly sorry."

However, Ms. A made these facts public, saying, "He believed me and told me everything, so I didn't want to make it public. I thought I would be patient because it is true that I have been happy thanks to (him). But I thought I had to do this to clear the air, so I'm going public."

Internet users are divided in their opinions about the behavior of idol Mr. B and fan Ms. A. Some say, "How could he put a present given by a fan on a flea market," while others say, "If it was given as a present, the person who received it is free to do whatever he wants with it."