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One Kid's Room Ep. 8: HAN + Ep 9 (Patreon)

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2021-01-06 20:01:01
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An end to a rather informative series! This short series really helped us to get to know Stray Kids better.

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One Kid's Room Ep. 8: HAN + Ep 9

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Comments

BaoziBang

You should check out Stray Kids Fandom Tour. It's only 4 Episodes and they tell a lot of stories.

Céline Verhaeghe

Han actually had to take a break once because of anxiety issues. Kinda like mingi(Ateez) is dealing with and I think Mina from twice did as well. Also Han has mentioned that he does get his confidence on stage because of his members and because of Stays as well.

SanjA1800

Gosh it's really hard making friends as you grow older. We unconsciously build up walls and it's hard to let someone in long enough to be bffs. Sure I'll go out for a drink with pals and we'll chat but I also can't wait to get home and truly relax and be myself. Also yes as an Indian living in the west I've noticed that guy friendships (and girl friendships too sometimes) don't feel as open. Maybe it's a cultural thing. People here are very individualistic. Guys in India don't really say I love you or engage in as much skinship as it seems is the case in SK. But they still show more affection and talk about their feelings more.

Don't call me.

it´s normal to get sleepy after eating because your body is working after eating. ^^

Anonymous

Hi PD if you happen to be looking for any more stray kids variety content after watching this series, I suggest Stray kids 'fandom tour' , you get to hear lots of good stories about their rookie days and it's just really fun :) I've linked the first episode here if you feel like checking it out https://youtu.be/f_t3aHp7E0k

Izak

Jisung was actually diagnosed with anxiety issues, it's why he took a break a while back

Anonymous

Hey PD! I loved this episode of One Kids Room because I really related to Han as someone who has a hard time making friends due to depression and anxiety but tends to be incredibly loud and high energy around friends. As for male friendships, I’m a South Asian that’s grown up in America and witnessing the difference between American male friendships and desi male friendships has always been baffling to me. My younger brother grew up fairly more Americanized and his male friendships have definitely been very American. I don’t want to call them superficial but like you said, they don’t discuss any of their emotions or things that trouble them. One thing I do wonder a lot about though is whether the male friendships in Pakistan and India (where men can hold hands and hug each other and talk about feelings) is how much of that comes from the much more blatant homophobia within the culture. I wonder if it’s just that men never assume another man is gay because it seems such a leap to many of them. I think a lot of men just assume their friends can’t be gay because a gay person would be idk? more evil and predatory?

Angie

I'm 22 and very introverted and probably have social anxiety (can't really afford to see if I do...), so I can relate to the struggle of having close friends. I'm also not in college so even then it's hard to meet people. And when I do try to, they often don't have any similar interests and usually have something about them that makes me uncomfortable (homophobic or viewpoints that I refuse to accept in a friendship). About the male friendships, I'm a girl in America but I can quickly see that men struggle with true friendship. I often wonder how men can even be friends with how little they open up to each other. It's quite sad to see how they don't hug or speak to each other openly...I've heard of men even crying to each other and not getting a hug. It's really sad to imagine that. I think lately guys are getting closer and hugging more, but America still has a long way to go...I hope if I have kids, and they're boys, they can openly emote to each other.

Makayla H Coleman

If you would like to learn more about the album process and personalities, you can check out their "Album Intro" videos. You can find them on their official channel on youtube and there's also a channel called, "Stray K Subs" that has it. Watching these videos has made me understand what their like as an artist and as their own person, if that makes sense.

Paulina

It's definitly not an american thing. I'm from germany and even there, friendship between men is often not as "friendshiply" as the ones in korea.

Daphne Karavas

I'm from Canada and although most of the men in my friend circle are very close with each other and quite comfortable expressing their affection for each other, both verbally and through skinship, I can definitely say that it's a pretty uncommon thing here. More broadly looking at all the men I regularly interact with MOST have made comments that make it clear they view that type of behaviour as "gay" and are uncomfortable with it. Honestly, if I had to guess as to why my friends are different I'd say it's probably because most of them have a lot of friends in the lgbtq+ community. People they've been close with since they were kids. Since the friendships go so far back it made them much less likely to grow up to be homophobic and as a result less susceptible to heteronormativity.