'On and Off' Yoona "Became More Relaxed in My 30s"... Reveals 'OFF Daily Life' with 17-Year-Old Close Friend

Yoona / Photo by tvN, screenshot from the broadcast of 'On and Off'

[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Park Hee-eun] Yoona shared her sincere thoughts about her 20s and 30s while drinking beer with a friend she has known for 17 years.

On the night of the 6th, on tvN's 'On and Off,' Yoona revealed, "After finishing the movie 'Exit,' I am truly spending some off time."

In response, Sung Si-kyung said, "Saying you are trying things you couldn't do means you worked hard in your 20s."

Then Yoona said, "I thought that if I kept living like this, I wouldn't be able to do anything. So, I am doing small things here and there."

She also shared, "I am doing baking, learning Chinese, and so on," adding, "I enjoy spending my time this way." Yoona even baked herself and handed out the treats at a commercial shoot.

Especially that day, Yoona visited the rice cake cake workshop of her friend of 17 years. While drinking beer with her friend, she noticed the paint peeling off the bathroom door in the friend's workshop and suggested repainting it.

Yoona said, "I had done self-painting at home before, so it caught my eye. I think I have a personality that wants to do things once I get interested," adding, "It refreshes my mood, and I like seeing the results of the time I put in right in front of me."

After finishing the painting, she started drinking beer mixed with soju. While doing so, Yoona opened up about her feelings regarding her 20s and 30s with her friend.

She said, "I remember working frantically in my 20s," and added, "Since I had members with me, even if I worked, I was doing the same work and had people who felt the same, so it was comforting and soothing."

She continued, "I think I have become more relaxed after entering my 30s," saying, "Having spent my 20s so frantically, I started with small questions like 'What do I really want?' and 'What do I like?' and now I am taking time to focus more on myself and get to know myself better."