”Running away in the middle of the night” ”Blood soaked on the futon”...Stars reveal the pain of suffering from domestic violence

Stars who have shown the world bright smiles are being cheered on by confessing the pain of domestic violence. On the 16th, the YouTube channel "Please Refresh CBS"
A movie with the title "Look closely, this is my sister's faith! A God who gives a breakthrough to a messed up life!", starring Kahi, a former member of the Korean girl group "AFTERSCHOOL".
On this day, Kahi spoke about the domestic violence she witnessed and experienced when she was young. She said, "One day, my mother was beaten by my father and there was blood on the futon, but I didn't even bother to look at it.
I still remember seeing him quietly washing his hair in the bathroom," she said of her shocking experience. Kahi, who ended up crying as she spoke, said, "I thought it was natural for me to be beaten if something happened.
I was beaten with everything. Sticks, hoses, belts, hangers... I was beaten with everything in the house. My brother was beaten like that, and my mother beat me like that," he said.
I think that they had very little money. My father was such a great man, but after his business failed, he was unable to recover because of his pride. So my mother was unable to receive any living expenses for more than ten years.
"It must have been very stressful for them both mentally and financially because they were unable to do so. Now that I think about it, I feel so sorry for them," he said, showing understanding.
There are other stars who have spoken out about being victims of domestic violence. Actor Jin Seong Kyu (INFINITE) appeared on the show in February of this year.
In the interview, he spoke about a childhood marked by family discord and uncontrollable upbringing. "My father was very patriarchal and he was violent towards my mother," he said.
Jin Seong Kyu (INFINITE) said that his father was a naval petty officer at first, but was discharged when his mother became pregnant.
If he had continued working until he became an officer and received his pension, he would have been able to live a good life, but it seems that all of those bad things came back to my mother."
It may seem a little inadequate now, but back then, my family was poor, and my parents were not getting along, we fought, we were beaten, and we suffered violence. Now, 40 years later, I can see that
"At times, I wonder how we would have grown up if it weren't for my mother," he said, expressing his sadness. Singer Ryu Phillip also said on Channel A's variety show "Oh Eun-young
He revealed his past experiences of labor exploitation and domestic violence on the "Kim Hyun Joon Counseling Center." He said, "My parents divorced when I was young. They would always say bad things about each other and argue. My father would always hit me.
"Seeing that, my mother cried in the bathroom with the lights out every day. After the divorce, my mother did all the work and raised my three siblings."
One day, his father in America contacted him and said, "I want to play the role of my father." Ryu PhilLip said, "(My mother)
"She told me that it was very difficult for her and asked me to go to America, but I couldn't refuse. I didn't want to be a burden to my mother," he said, "(Life in America) was the worst. I was crazy for about four or five years."
I worked for my father, but he didn't give me a penny of pocket money. It was a big restaurant with about 100 seats, but the only staff were my stepmother and my older sister (who went with me).
"I helped out in the kitchen, washed dishes, served food, and prepared dinner, without taking a break," he recalled. "I really wanted to go to college, so I studied really hard."
"My father promised me he would send me to college and buy me a car. I didn't even want a nice car," he said. "But when it came time to go to college, there was no talk. They just said, 'I have to pay my tuition for the new semester.
I said, "I don't have one," and he said, smoking a cigarette, "I'm going to give it to you, so you have to work." At that moment, the lid on my heart that I had been holding back flew off, and I became upset and ran in all directions.
"But my father laughed when he saw it," he said, recalling the painful past. "That's my last memory of my father. After I told him that story, I ran away in the middle of the night."