Comments by "Seven Proxies" (@sevenproxies4255) on "How Koreans Feel About K-pop Idol's Suicide | ASIAN BOSS" video.

  1. TomuBaka: Don't dwell on thought of what's your "fault" or not. People aren't perfect. We're all responsible for some shit in our lives. You're not "worse" than anybody else. Good intentions might not fix things. In fact, sometimes good intentions end up screwing things up. BUT if you truly had good intentions, then you need to accept that people in general care a lot more about intent than results. There is capacity within you to correct mistakes that you've made. Focus the energy that you spend on dwelling on mistakes onto trying to correct them at the best of your abilities. Your efforts (not specifically results) to do better will be of more use and joy to both yourself and others, than your death will ever be. Also remember that even if you are not successful at everything you do, your mistakes could help to teach you to succeed, or at the very least help someone else to succeed. As a species, we learn more from failures than we do from success. And that goes for every pursuit in life, even up to such ambitious goals like sending people into space and setting foot on the moon. It is the sacrifices and mistakes from previous pioneers (some people even died) that enabled the first people to set foot on the moon. Try to keep this in mind in your darkest hours.
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  2. South Korea and Japan need stronger labour unions. Sacrificing all if your life just to make your bos s richer leads to suicide.
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