What You Never Knew About Chaeyoung's Relationship

In today's video, we delve into the fascinating world of Chaeyoung's relationships. Get ready to uncover some surprising and unknown facts about her romantic life. From secret crushes to rumored flings, we leave no stone unturned in exploring the intriguing dynamics that have shaped Chaeyoung's love life.

Join us as we take a deep dive into the hidden stories behind Chaeyoung's relationships, shedding light on the mysteries that fans have been curious about for so long. We'll provide you with exclusive insights and juicy details that you never knew before.

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[nini]

I mean there are 9 members you cant expect ALL of them to be close friends.

[Amrutha]

Understandable, at the end idols are coworkers after all. They don’t have to be family like close❤️

[Sukkulents_]

she pointed out that it’s because she still uses honorifics with Jihyo and doesn’t feel comfortable speaking informally to her out of habit because she’s been the group leader for 8 years

[cookinlikeaquokka]

i mean it’s understandable. i’ve had friend groups in the past were as much as i loved everyone and loved being together as a group, there was always just that one girl that being alone with felt a little awkward. but i still loved her a ton. so i definitely get this.

[Aysisse]

Probably the kind of person you ger along well when you're with everyone but feel akward when alone with

[mariaakaannie]

This is really taken out of context. She literally just said that because Jihyo's the groups leader she still feels like she should use honorifics for her and doesnt feel ocmfortable dropping it.

[Kpopxlyrics]

I notice that too.Chaeyoung feel awkward when she talks with jihyo

[chaelo.]

maybe use the clip where she explains its only because she uses formalities with jihyo!!! theyre friends so calling them
coworkers is weird, she said theyre still close in the clip

[ahnuri]

Well not all members are close. It's normal. They are coworkers. It's understandable

[bxtterflybella]

The fact that chae and jihyo are my biases 🥲

[ameliarose]

Its because she has so much respect for her because she is also an unnie and her leader.

[Sagopearl]

True I’ve never seen them like having an interaction ngl

[lihwbsjdj]

actually it’s a funny concept interview so i don’t think we should believe everything !! somi asked her if she was still uncomfortable with a twice member and if chae would answer no she had to eat a spicy meal !! so i think she said yes because on the opposite she is close to jihyo and she knows there will not be any misunderstanding between them . And even if jihyo is the member the less close to chae they still have a strong bond and they are way more that simple friends 🍓🤍

[geraltnroach]

She put massive respect toward Jihyo, that's why it became too awkward 😂

[clownzen]

The way this is taken so out of context, this meant that she is not awkward but she still uses honorifics t for jihyo. They said nothing about being awkward.

[NeverlandXidle]

Its like in a classroom, we arent close with everyone even if we have been in the same class for years.

[jendeukie]

I can understand well i relate to her thankfully..
Even i had grp of 5 friends and till now (after 9 yrs) i still feel awkward around that one girl idk why lol...its just how it is

[bd_mkshk]

SHE NEVER SAID SHE STILL DID SHE SAID AT FIRST

[hobbeshyperfixates]

Why do y'all keep using the QANON shirt clip omg 😭😭😭

[Roseli-njst]

I feel like this makes sense. If you go up and any kind of culture, especially Asian culture doesn’t wanna speak Korean culture I grew up in an east Asian and Southeast Asian mix household. When you have friends that are older than you and depending on how you guys become friends, it can be awkward when it’s just the two of you.

Like I have friends, who aren’t that much younger than me we probably have like a two maybe through your age gap but because of the fact that we met via school where I was their senior, do you have that culture of being respectful to those who are older than you And as in Korea, there are certain words and honorifics when you’re talking to someone who is older than you, and who has a higher position than you we started off our friendships with them, always talking to me like that, and calling me that way so even though now we are all grown adults in college graduating college. It’s still a little weird it’s a little awkward but it’s not like oh we’re not close we’re really fucking close we know everything there is to know about each other. We basically grew up during our adolescence together and we’re super close, but it doesn’t mean that there’s not still some awkwardness because it’s really hard to get out of those rules like they still see me as being their senior from school. They still see me as being someone that they have to speak to respectfully even though we are friends, I feel like it’s a really weird concept to try to grasp and it’s not like part of your culture like sometimes it’s not like that because sometimes it’s very emotional like oh we’re always friends here we can like relax with that which I definitely think we’ve got into, but that’s also because all of us have gone on to living abroad in western countries at some point, but because our friendships started in Asian countries and with that being our friendship started, it’s a little hard to just like get rid of it like unless we’re talking in English I think that’s the only time.

It’s a little less awkward we’re talking in English then we genuinely just call each other by her first names. There’s no hot honorifics. There’s no separation between us via respect and hierarchy. So like her saying that that’s how it’s a little weird between the two of them kind of makes sense I definitely get it and I feel like if both of them were fluent in like English then she probably be like oh yeah, it’s really like it’s a little weird little awkward when was speaking to each other in Korean versus were speaking to each other in like English because I definitely think that something that happens, it happens in general when you speak more than one language like your demeanor, and the way that you act normally changes to fit that of whatever culture the language of speaking stems from it’s basically like an entire code switch it’s not just the language that switches, but is also the way that you present and act that switches, so it does make sense