HANRORO and AKMU Suhyun Discuss Worries Between 20s and 30s… "The 30s are a time to prepare myself"

Season 3 of "Your Night, My Night," a content series on the YouTube channel 'HANRORO HANRORO' operated by singer HANRORO, has begun. In the first released video, AKMU Suhyun appeared as a guest, sharing various worries and continuing a conversation with HANRORO.

"The 30s are a process of preparing myself"... Suhyun and HANRORO's perspectives on age

In the video, the two shared their respective values upon receiving stories about the period of looking toward the 30s from the late 20s. AKMU Suhyun stated that regarding the 30s, "the expectations are greater," adding, "I thought the 20s were a process to get to the 30s. I thought the 30s might be the period when I can live most stably as myself after passing my 20s, so I thought I wanted to become 30 quickly."

On the other hand, HANRORO mentioned that her thoughts changed after starting music. HANRORO said, "In the past, I worried a lot about the future and dreamed of it, but after starting music, I felt that if I live faithfully and stay true to my current emotions, I will arrive at thirty before I know it." Continuing regarding age, she offered comfort to those worrying about their age, saying, "I think even when I become thirty, it won't be much different from my 20s. Only the age changes, but you remain you."

"Relationships that harm yourself should be ended"... Decisive advice on human relationships

As stories about feeling disappointed in friends and organizing relationships followed, the two offered advice based on their different personalities. HANRORO defined herself as an 'F (Feeling type)' and Suhyun as a 'T (Thinking type),' predicting a harmonious consultation. Suhyun showed a decisive attitude, saying, "When a friend I like makes a mistake, I immediately say, 'I don't think that action is right, I felt bad,'" and "If that person loves me and we can communicate, I can understand and resolve it, but if not, that relationship is not a match."

Mentioning her experience of cutting off all connections at once in the past, HANRORO added, "Since then, I try to properly establish tangled relationships. Since there is really nothing good about relationships that harm yourself, organizing those relationships might actually be better." She continued to comfort the person with the story, saying, "As time passes, other good people will fill that empty space."

"An ordinary day is the most precious"... How to face daily life

In response to worries about missing ordinary daily life, answers containing the personal experiences of the two followed. Suhyun recalled a peaceful daily life in Mongolia where, even though they couldn't communicate through language, she went inline skating with friends. Suhyun said, "Ordinary days that were nothing, like scenes in a movie, become the most precious memories after they pass."

HANRORO also cited ordinary conversations with family and a peaceful day as the standard for happiness. HANRORO said, "When I give autographs to fans, I write 'Have a peaceful day always.' Even if every day isn't special, if these days accumulate, they will become a special bundle." Additionally, she cheered for the person with the story, advising not to avoid the large and small events encountered in life and saying, "In the end, face everything."