"There were times when... my family didn't have money to eat together. We prepared instant noodles and ate together. I often heard my mother say... 'This is all we have, son, try to endure it'. We had to learn to be patient. The hardest part, probably, was when the whole family gathered around a bowl of instant noodles, and there was no money at that time — not even 100, not even 200 baht."

"Yes, when I was 15, a major event happened... My father was diagnosed with stage 3 prostate cancer. I still vividly remember that day. My mother walked into the room, unable to speak, hugged me tightly and burst into tears. I was in shock and didn't understand what was happening. Then she told me... 'Your father has stage 3 cancer and it's progressing to stage 4. I don't know how many more years he has with us...'. My mother was undoubtedly the most heartbroken, but for me... it was a huge emotional shock. At that time I was only 15, and our family was expecting another child. The only thing I told myself then was: 'I must not cry'. Because I saw how much my mother was suffering. I felt I had to endure all this instability, pressure, and stress. It was a huge psychological shock for me at an age when I should have been the happiest and most carefree person."

"I was very upset and very tense at the same time. I really wanted to help, but at that moment... I couldn't do anything. Partly because of my age, and partly because of how I handled the situation then. A 15-year-old boy just accepts and endures everything that happens, and then... just tucks those stories deep away."

"Probably nothing can be harder than this. If one day I have no food, no housing... I think I'll find a way to survive in this world anyway. But behind me is a huge 'luggage': my father, my mother, and my little sister. That is the main motivation that drives me. If I only thought about myself, my life would have been different... But the reality is that I have carried this responsibility since I was 15, and I still carry it now..."

"Han Yujin is in Macau on a private trip with his parents. He was stalked, followed into elevators, left with no space to even walk normally, had phones shoved in his face, and his path was blocked. Some especially obsessed people intentionally fell in front of him and reached out to Yujin so that he would help them up."

"How can someone call themselves a fan while ignoring the idol's comfort and violating his personal boundaries? I will never understand what goes through such people's heads — it’s truly weird."

"I think people should remember that he was at the TWS show in Macau. I even saw someone with a TWS member's uchiwa, so most likely, there were TWS fans and sasaeng fans around."