Moonbin’s answer in a past interview makes everyone cry, “To people who made extreme choices…”

A past interview of ASTRO Moonbin, who recently passed away, is being re-examined, drawing great regret from netizens.

COSMOPOLITAN fashion magazine released an interview titled, “Is this Moonbin’s true value?” in September of last year.

When asked, “If you were an angel and you could do one good thing, what would you do?”, Moonbin replied, “I want to give another chance to people who made extreme choices.”

He said, “We never know when and where something will happen, but we don’t always think about death, do we? Just thinking about happy things, like what we will eat today or what we will wear tomorrow, is not enough for a day. That’s why it’s so sad and regrettable that some people think of making extreme choices.”

In response to the question, “What do you think about the law of cause and effect?”, Moonbin shared, “I believe it exists. In Buddhism, they call it ‘karma’. Although I don’t have a religion, I believe that we reap what we sow.”

He added, “I have looked back and wondered, ‘Where did things go wrong?’ so many times”, adding “Remembering the past is good but I think we shouldn’t linger on the past too much. I actually have a habit of going back to the past and trying to rationalize events by finding some incident and saying, ‘I did this, so that’s why things turned out this way.'”

Moonbin was found dead by his manager at his home in Gangnam-gu, Seoul at around 8:10 p.m. on April 19th. In this regard, Fantagio stated, “ASTRO member Moonbin suddenly left us and became a star in the sky.”

His mortuary was set up at the funeral hall of Asan Hospital in Seoul. His funeral will be held at 8 a.m. on April 22nd. According to the wishes of the family, Moonbin’s funeral will be held quietly with the attendance of only family members, relatives, and colleagues.

Moonbin debuted in 2016 as a member of ASTRO and received huge love. He was recently busy with activities of the ‘Moonbin & Sanha’ subunit and even went on overseas fan tours.

Source: Wikitree