BLACKPINK's Jisoo disclosed that she has never had a male best friend confess their feelings to her!

Jisoo, a member of BLACKPINK, recently appeared on the YouTube channel 'DingUniv' and openly shared her thoughts on relationships and having male and female best friends.

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In the program, Jisoo and Jin Woo, a member of WINNER and also an artist under YG Entertainment, who have been friends for over 10 years since their trainee days, showcased a special dynamic. 

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Jisoo was also asked on the program whether she accepts the idea of having male best friends and female best friends. She expressed an unexpected position by saying, 'I don't think it's possible to have both male and female best friends. I'm not quite sure about the concept.'

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isoo also stated, 'Since I've known Jin Woo for over 10 years, so he is considerably my male best friend. By my standards, occasional greetings or reaching out to each other wouldn't cause any discomfort. We argue and have our disagreements like true friends, but I find it hard to understand constant contact or daily phone calls.'

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Regarding those who pretend to be male or female best friends, Jisoo has a different perspective. She believes, 'I think the person who accepts the confession is also part of the problem because by accepting the confession, they never set clear boundaries from the start. This leads to thoughts like 'Does he/she also like me?' and that's why people end up confessing their feelings.'

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Jisoo, who has never experienced a confession from a male best friend, shared, 'Whenever I think of someone as a friend, I believe there should be boundaries, and the other person wouldn't think, 'Does she have feelings for me?' So, it seems like there's no reason for someone to confess their feelings.'

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Jisoo also mentioned the past online debate known as the 'Perilla Leaf Debate,' where the question was whether it is appropriate for one's romantic partner to separate the perilla leaves (a traditional Korean side dish) for their opposite-sex friend during a meal together.

Jisoo expressed her view by saying, 'I think it's okay to help separate the perilla leaves, but it seems like it shouldn't be placed directly on the other person's food. Just help separate them, and that's enough.'

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