Lee Joo-yeon Hurt by Malicious Comments Calling Her “Old” and “Unlikable,” and She Finds Relief in Being Ignored—But It’s Pitiful (The Manager: My Life)
Screenshot from MBC’s 'Point of Omniscient Interference'[Newsen Reporter Seo Yu-na] Lee Joo-yeon, an actress formerly of After School, was hurt by malicious comments.
In episode 394 of the MBC variety show 'Point of Omniscient Interference' (hereinafter 'Jeoncham-si'), which aired on April 18, Lee Joo-yeon’s day full of unexpected charm was portrayed.
That day, while monitoring her own video, Lee Joo-yeon lamented, "I’m too scared of the comments to look." She also sighed with relief, saying, "What a relief," that there were no comments.
Screenshot from MBC’s 'Point of Omniscient Interference'Lee Joo-yeon said she is actually not very good at reading comments about herself, and explained, "When I was doing a lot of variety shows for a long time, I got criticized a lot, so it’s hard to look," and Lee Young-ja understood her feelings, saying, "It makes you shrink back."
Lee Joo-yeon confessed that she tends to become emotionally affected by comments, saying, "So because I worry about it, I don’t look, but if I do look sometimes, I’m really happy if there’s something good, and if there’s something bad, I just go, 'I don’t know.'"
That day, Lee Joo-yeon bravely checked the comments on her own video and smiled, saying, "The comments are better than I expected."
In particular, the comments Lee Joo-yeon liked were compliments about looking young for her age, but when she soon found comments saying she looked old and was unpleasant, she briefly comforted herself by saying, "No, there are a lot of good ones too," before putting down her tablet PC and drawing sympathy by saying, "You shouldn’t read the comments."
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