Actress Song Hye-kyo revealed the worries she experiences due to a personality that makes her excessively conscious of others.
On Nov. 14, a video titled "Retro is an Excuse" was released on the YouTube channel 'Tteun Tteun.' The video featured actress Song Hye-kyo and actor Gong Yoo appearing as guests, engaging in conversations on various topics.
In the video, the two drew attention by revealing that they share the common traits of having blood type A and an MBTI personality type of 'INFJ' (Introverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Judging).
Song Hye-kyo described her own personality, saying, "My thought processes are so complex that I tend to simultaneously consider numerous possibilities for things that don't necessarily need to happen."
She further confided, "Because I think about the other person a lot and am very conscious of my surroundings, I find it difficult to express my emotions without overthinking."
She specifically revealed that she often regrets expressing herself more honestly than usual after drinking alcohol. Song Hye-kyo stated, "Sometimes, when I have a drink and feel good and brave, I end up expressing my feelings," adding, "Then the next day, without fail, I kick myself in bed, thinking 'Did I express that too much?' or 'Why did I say that?'"
Gong Yoo also empathized with the tendency to be overly concerned about others' reactions. He confessed that there are times when he stays up all night worrying about whether to contact someone while guessing their thoughts alone.
Song Hye-kyo and Gong Yoo are set to release the Netflix series "Slowly, Intensely" on December 11. "Slowly, Intensely" is a work depicting the growth story of individuals who threw themselves into pursuing a shining success despite having nothing, set against the backdrop of the Korean entertainment industry in the 1960s to 1980s, an era dominated by barbarism and violence.
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