Kwak Jeong-eun and Hwang Hye-young were angry at the malicious comments.

Hwang Hye-young, Kwak Jeong-eun and others gave a sharp rebuke to haters who belittled their appearance.

On the 13th, Hwang Hye-young, a businesswoman from the group 22, complained of the pain caused by malicious comments, saying, "I have said countless times recently that I would just let this go one more time. There are a lot of "people who are doing well, but I have endured it dozens of times out of fear of being offended as well."

He said, "Stop getting plastic surgery. I don't like the way you look. People say it out loud, as if they're worried. You used to be pretty, but you're old. Why did you get plastic surgery? Like that? Plastic surgery is not the answer. Stop fixing it. Are you the one who got liberated? Even if you had plastic surgery, it's not right or wrong." “Why are you judging?” he pointed out.

Next, Hwang Hye-young said, "Before you go around hiding behind the words and swearing and pointing fingers about other people's appearances, families, daily lives, etc., please look in the mirror first and take a look at yourself and your surroundings first. You may have been able to hide behind the words until now, but “One more time and you will come face to face with me,” he warned.

Previously, writer and broadcaster Kwak Jeong-eun also criticized malicious commenters who belittled her appearance. He said, “Why do people who have never even seen me criticize my body for growing older? Why is aging an object of ridicule? Why is it that I live with the face of someone in my 40s without injecting anything into my face? Why is it a reason to ridicule me as a grandmother? No matter how hard I try, I just can't understand this. I just can't get it through my head. Oh, do you think that saying I'm old will be a blow to me? To me, who has studied and worked all my life and built my own domain with my brain and talent... “?” he said angrily.

He continued, “I am getting smarter as I get older, and I love and am proud of that person. I don't know when I will say goodbye to my body, and I don't know when I will die and leave this body. Why do you believe that I would hate my precious body? “What kind of world do we live in that allows us to say such things?” He expressed his frustration towards the haters.

He added, “I think this society's lookism and ageism have gone too far. You must understand the weight of the karma created with words. “Everyone is really crazy,” he said.

Taeyuna, Ten Asia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr