Honey J, “We made up in tears” after a fight

Dancer Honey J shared what she felt after a newlywed fight.

On the 3rd, Honey J shared the process of reconciliation with her husband after an argument in a long article.

While Honey J was upset with her husband, she tried to take out the dishes from the upper cabinet by herself and ended up breaking them. She said, "My husband always takes out the plates and bowls that I usually put on the top, but yesterday, when we were fighting and I didn't want to ask for them, I tried to take them out by myself, and the dishes slipped. Pieces of glass flew everywhere and made a mess, and if I moved it like that, “My husband came running from the living room and rushed me out of the living room because I hurt my foot. He said he would clean up after me and I was thankful that he cleaned up, but I just felt uneasy. The thought that things were going to continue to get worse just made me feel worse,” she wrote.

After a silent meal, her husband brought strawberries, but Honey J fell asleep without eating them. However, the next day, she wrote that her husband moved the dishes and dishes to the lower cabinet and she burst into tears. Honey J said, "All the sadness disappeared at once. That worried heart was like Dam-i's heart that had no choice but to leave me behind. I was so sorry," and "My heart melted once again. How could I not love you?" “Is it true?” he said.

Honey J said, "I am personally feeling the saying that a fight between a couple is like cutting water with a knife. It is definitely different from a fight with a lover when dating. There is affection at every moment and there are many things that can be seen as a couple," and "I really want to get married." “I recommend it. Please experience these precious moments. Anyway, we confirmed our deeper affection and had a tearful reconciliation. I love you so much.”

Meanwhile, Honey J married Jeong Dam, who is one year younger than her and works in the fashion industry. My daughter is pregnant and is due to give birth this year.

Choi Ji-ye, Ten Asia Reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr