Girls' Generation's Sunny explained why she's a homebody on 'Real Life Men and Women'.
On the October 5th episode, Sunny said, "I feel like leaving the house is just a bother. I don't leave the house very much. Homebodies are usually scared to leave the house alone. I don't really do anything at home either. I lay down, watch TV, and hang out with my cat Salty, and time flies."
She continued, "Maybe it's because I started working when I was young, but I haven't found my own way to charge my battery yet. I just know how to rest. Even eating, sleeping, and resting leave not enough time.�Now that I have more time to spare, I have to find a new recharge method."
Sunny also shared that being a Girls' Generation member made her more careful about controlling her actions and image. She stated, "I worried a lot about matching my own image to the group image."
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On the October 5th episode, Sunny said, "I feel like leaving the house is just a bother. I don't leave the house very much. Homebodies are usually scared to leave the house alone. I don't really do anything at home either. I lay down, watch TV, and hang out with my cat Salty, and time flies."
She continued, "Maybe it's because I started working when I was young, but I haven't found my own way to charge my battery yet. I just know how to rest. Even eating, sleeping, and resting leave not enough time.�Now that I have more time to spare, I have to find a new recharge method."
Sunny also shared that being a Girls' Generation member made her more careful about controlling her actions and image. She stated, "I worried a lot about matching my own image to the group image."
Have you been watching 'Real Life Men and Women'?
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