Yeonhongcha: "Third-party interference in a yuri couple is adultery…I prefer a pure relationship"

He said the Kavalan yellow one lacked flavor and expressed affection for the blue version.

For snacks, he mentioned the cookie 'Kukudas,' but the broadcast proceeded without any snacks that day. This shows both his personal taste and the circumstances of the broadcast.

They expressed skepticism about meeting while not sober.

The two said they prefer a relationship that is established and develops without alcohol. Their remarks reflect values that prioritize authenticity and essential communication in a relationship.

In particular, they pointed to their own relationship, which draws them together regardless of alcohol, and stressed that there is no need to rely on its help.

The staff lead agreed with Yeonhongcha, showing a shared negative view of relationships built on alcohol.

Yeonhongcha defined a third person intruding into a yuri couple as 'adultery' and strongly rejected it. He emphasized that the pure love between just the two people matters most.

He said real couples do not assign top and bottom roles in advance. This reflects a preference for a relationship that follows a natural flow rather than being bound to specific roles.

He considered creative works like fan fiction acceptable, but took a firm stance against third parties intruding into real relationships.

Yeonhongcha said, "In the end, even a woman inside a yuri between women shouldn't be inserted. The conclusion is that pure is best. We're together because we love each other, so we do whatever we want, following our instincts." He stressed the essence of a relationship grounded in love.

Yeonhongcha stated the principle that they do not clearly set positions within the relationship, meaning top and bottom. He explained that this respects fans' diverse imaginations and accommodates fans who do not want fixed positions.

He said, "If we declare 'Hongcha is the top, the staff lead is the top,' some people will dislike it," hinting that he considers the backlash fans might have if roles were specified.

Yeonhongcha said there was no particular struggle or moment of realization about his sexual identity. He explained that he has liked women since he was about five years old, and that this was a natural part of his life.

He said, "Since I was born, I came to my senses and I've liked women since I was about five. Liking women is part of our lives and is natural, so I've lived without really knowing about queer identity," emphasizing that he has lived an ordinary life rather than placing himself in a queer category.

Yeonhongcha acknowledged that society often views male couples holding hands with some unfamiliarity. However, he said he does not see such sights as strange and simply thinks, "That's a gay couple."

He recalled an outlet visit where he saw a handsome male couple walking arm in arm and thought, "That's good. They look nice," sharing a positive feeling. This shows a flexible view of physical affection based on gender.

Yeonhongcha strongly emphasized 'excluding Korean' as the key to learning Japanese. He explained that when he tutored in Korea, he never used Korean and taught only in Japanese.

He suggested that students try thinking in Japanese in their everyday lives, stressing that shifting thought patterns is important for language acquisition. This is based on his own experience of picking up language naturally as a child without conceptually separating Korean and Japanese.

Yeonhongcha said, "I didn't use Korean at all, only Japanese. I tutored, you know. After coming to Korea. I really didn't have them use any Korean at all. I made a great effort to always do it in Japanese. When you study too, try to keep talking in Japanese. Try even thinking what you normally think in Japanese," presenting a concrete study method.

Yeonhongcha strongly recommended a 'used car' to people starting to drive. He explained the reason: beginner drivers who are not yet skilled often scratch their cars.

He pointed out that if you buy a new car and it gets scratched, you can feel great emotional pain, and to prevent this he advised spending at least six months to a year driving a cheap used car to build experience.

He said, "If you just got your license and are driving for the first time, drive a cheap used car for six months at shortest, or a year at longest (omitted) If you buy a new car and scratch it all up, how painful is that," adding practical advice drawn from his real driving experience.

Yeonhongcha mentioned plans to move and said he is currently looking for a home. However, he added that realistically he expects it to be at least two years away.

As a moving goal, he expressed the desire to relocate to the same neighborhood so they can live close to each other. This plan appears to consider both long-term relationship maintenance and daily convenience.

He also showed a moment of confusion and paused the conversation after seeing the other person's expression. Although it was a somewhat controversial remark, it revealed his personal thoughts on the complex emotional responses of humans.

He then mentioned that the staff lead has been said to resemble Izumi Sakai in atmosphere and appearance. This drew interest, since it means his ideal type is actually similar to his current partner.

He explained that it is not only appearance but also the overall atmosphere and image that matches his ideal, describing his personal aesthetic taste in detail.

He said, "On the day we met, I liked them, so I said, 'Shall we go to your place? Let's go to your place,' and I brought them along," explaining that in adult relationships, confirming each other's feelings happens naturally. This showed a way of starting their relationship that differs from traditional dating.

The gap between the legal adult standard (18) and social perception (20) was the core of the discussion.

This confusion stems from differences in culture and law across countries, and was pointed out as something that can confuse younger generations in particular.

This information helps understand their cultural backgrounds and identities.

The staff lead also mentioned having previously been active as a 'Yu-Gi-Oh! ranker,' revealing a fact that had not been public before and drawing viewers' attention.

He specifically mentioned a microphone that attaches to clothing, showing his willingness to produce content.

This suggests he is planning various broadcasts that require outdoor filming, such as everyday conversation and vlog content.

He explained that making merchandise requires a lot of preparation and expressed that it is hard to do right away.

He asked subscribers not to hold unrealistic expectations, saying, "We're busy and have a lot to prepare. I don't want to create misunderstandings. What if we promise and then can't do it?" showing a cautious attitude.

This appears to be a way of valuing promises to fans while considering practical circumstances to avoid making unrealistic commitments.

He called himself a 'hardliner' and stressed the importance of the emotion of love.

He argued that the core of yuri works is a true love relationship that goes beyond simply being close as women. He said, "I think it's not yuri if you don't love. Honestly, I'm a hardliner. There are various views, but I think it's not yuri when girls don't love each other," stating his firm view.

He said he does not prefer works aimed entirely at a male audience and centered on men.

In particular, he said, "There's no plausibility at all, there's a school and everyone at the school is a lesbian. The classes, teachers, and clothes are all improper. Suddenly it goes that way with no plausibility," expressing aversion to works with excessive content or unrealistic settings that lack emotional depiction.

He stressed that he prefers works with excellent emotional lines and narratives regardless of the creator's gender, stating that he values quality.

Yeonhongcha expressed a negative view of his partner's past relationships with men. He said, "I dislike women who have been touched by men. I can't support such a woman. Having been touched by a man is a bit much. I'm a unicorn of the yuri world," clearly stating his values as a lesbian.

This reveals his personal view of relationships, aimed at a pure relationship, or 'unicorn,' and sets a firm line regarding his partner's past.

Yeonhongcha stressed that he and the staff lead were each other's first romantic partner. He candidly confessed, "We are each other's first experience," revealing that their relationship was special from the start.

He then added a recollection of awkward first experiences, such as not really being able to kiss at their first meeting. This shows that their relationship rests on a sincere and pure foundation.

Yeonhongcha said, "Before I met you, I was young, so that was the first, and when we first met, it really was a match. You really couldn't kiss," recounting a concrete episode that made viewers laugh.

Yeonhongcha took a cautious stance on sexual minorities coming out. He advised avoiding coming out while a minor or financially unestablished.

He stressed that one should tell family only once they can find a job alone and become financially independent. This is practical advice for preparing for potential conflicts and difficulties that could arise from coming out.

He said firmly, "Just hide it. And don't say it even once you're an adult. Say it when you can find a job alone and become financially independent alone," stressing that personal financial independence should come before the relationship with family.

This explanation appears intended to reduce misunderstanding about sexual minorities and help people understand their identity.

Yeonhongcha said he will hold a solo broadcast on CHZZK the next evening at 7 PM. He asked viewers to come and join the CHZZK broadcast.

He previewed that on the next broadcast he will tell in detail every one of the private things that happened with the staff lead, raising viewers' anticipation.