This is what Yoo Joo Eun said in the letter she wrote before taking her own life.
YOO JOO EUN – “Big Forest” and “Joseon Survival Period” actress Yoo Joo Eun diest at the age of 27 and this is her last letter.
South Korean actress Yoo Joo-eun took her own life. She died at the age of 27 and on August 29, her older brother shared the news on social media. She accordingly went to a comfortable place and one of her last wishes is for her letter to be published and shared with the public.
Yoo Joo starred in tvN’s “Big Forest” in 2018 and TV Chosun’s “Joseon Survival Period” in 2019. She was born on May 3, 1995.
In the letter she wished to share with everyone, she expressed her apologies to her loved ones and thanked them for their love and support for her. She asked them not to cry and that although she’ll leave an empty space in their lives, she asked them to continue living.
While writing that letter, she felt calm and resolute. she believed she lived a happy life and with that realization, she also believed that she’s lived enough more than what she deserves.
At her funeral, she wanted many people to be called and to check on each other. She also mentioned her passion for acting. It was her all but that life wasn’t easy. It was hopeless.
In a translation from the Soompi report, this is what her final letter said:
I am sorry for leaving first. I am especially sorry to Mom, Dad, Grandma, and Oppa (older brother). My heart screams that I don’t want to live. Life without me may be empty, but please live on bravely. I will keep watch of everything. Don’t cry. You’ll be hurt.
I’m not sad at all in the slightest right now. I feel resolute and calm. I think it’s because I have thought of this for a long time.
I’ve lived such a happy life that was more than I deserved. That’s why, it is enough for me. This is enough. So please live without placing blame on anymore.
I’m not dead, so everyone, please live well. I hope many people are called to my funeral, and I want to see everyone for the first time in a while and check in on anyone who is having a hard time.
I wanted to act so badly. Perhaps it was my all, and it was a part of me. However, living that life wasn’t easy. I don’t want to do anything else. That was so hopeless. Having something you want to do is a blessing, but I realized that only wanting to do that thing is a curse.
God loves me, so he won’t send me to hell. He will understand my feelings and care for me going forward. That’s why, everyone, don’t worry.
And to all my loving family and friends and my loves. Thank you so much for treasuring me and loving me. That was my strength and my smile. I lived with unforgettable memories until the end, so I think I’ve lived a successful life. Thank you for understanding and embracing me who was lacking and impatient. I’m sorry I can’t express it well. But you’ll still understand how I feel, right?
And to all those precious relationships I’ve made, especially the teachers, I was so grateful, and I respected you all. Thank you so much for teaching me the many things in life.
Mom, Dad, I love you. Don’t cry. Please.
Her funeral will be held at the Ajou University Hospital.
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