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"I was very self-indulgent when I was young and because of that I became independent at a much earlier age which was around 16 years old. I just left home. There wasn't a big reason why I did it... it was just a small argument that sparked it. Looking back on it now, it's the one thing that I feel the most sorry to my parents for."
Article: ''SBS How to Eat and Live Well' Sean, "I ran away from home at 16... the one thing I feel most sorry to my parents for"'
Source: OSEN via Naver
1. [+522, -15] We should be good to our parents...!
2. [+515, -19] I respect him and his wife for donating all the profits from that ad they filmed... they're great role models
3. [+436, -26] But still... with the way Sean is living his life well now and donating as much as he can... his parents have probably forgiven him for what happened...
4. [+386, -19] This couple are my ultimate role models
5. [+302, -9] We should treat our parents well now instead of regretting it later...
6. [+153, -8] Him and his wife have donated so much and are still continuing their good deeds... it's not an easy task to accomplish even if you have the money to do it. That's why I respect them. There are people who think it's just a facade but even if they think that, they need to respect this couple for everything they've done so far. I feel really bad for the people who criticize this couple.
7. [+115, -3] He earns and donates more than the average person so why are people being bitter about it? There are people who are loaded with money and can't even let go of a dollar. On the other hand, Sean is always giving back. Sean is someone who becomes happier from giving back to people than receiving something for himself. I'm telling you it's the people who haven't donated a single penny who are the ones trying to find the negativity in the good nature Sean spreads.
8. [+68, -1] Though there are sad creatures that spend their time writing negative comments about people doing good deeds... at least there are still good people out there in the world like Sean who spend their time giving back.
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11 comments :
If this people check yg was a rebel too, they all were rebels in their past life but what is important is how u choose to live ur life now. they are doing good deeds and learned from their past.
Offtopic: Admin, is there article about T.O.P attended Marc Jacob event in China? can you translate it please if there are any???
There were articles about his airport pictures a few days ago but I haven't seen much for the actual event, just two but there aren't any comments. I'll check later or tomorrow if anything comes up!
I dont know why I remember tiffany of snsd when I read this
omg Thank you!
yep..not much comment in his airport article..
even his attendace article just being publish by Newsen..and there's no comment section in Newsen article
why ?
found it..here's article about TOP at amfar last night --> http://m.entertain.naver.com/read?oid=433&aid=0000008391
What matters is that he did right by his parents after. Sometimes you gotta fall flat on your face to learn a few truths in life. That's just the way it is. If he hadn't done that, he probably wouldn't have the things he has now. Maybe his life would be entirely different. We'll never now. I'm just happy he took the chance when it happened 'cause look at him now.
I wouldn't call Running away from home once during adolescence, being an actual Rebel
I think it's because she left for Korea by herself when she was fifteen after she made it into SM. She said her dream (probably along with her mother's death) caused her and her father to become distant, but they're close now.
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