Post 207:
I think Wen Yanyu might really have had mental health problems back then. I'm not insulting him, but his mental state on that variety show was obviously really bad. You could even see signs of somatization in everyday situations. I still remember one time he brushed a kid's hair, and afterward he sat there alone, looking down at his hands as they kept shaking. The camera swept past him, and he glanced toward it, looking utterly lifeless.
That clip made my heart lurch. It felt like someone had grabbed me by the throat, and I couldn't speak. It was so ordinary, but so suffocating.
Post 228:
Wen Yanyu strikes me as someone with severe depression and severe PTSD-post-traumatic stress disorder. I still remember the first time he passed out on the show. Several people held him down to give him an injection. I barely dared to breathe watching it.
Even though I knew it was for his own good, watching Wen Yanyu's reaction back then made it feel like the people around him were really killing him.
Some of his reactions looked a lot like those of someone who had suffered major trauma. And the way he was talking without holding anything back in the livestream just now-some people might talk about this stuff for attention, but when he talked, you could tell the happiness and "release" in his eyes were real.
Post 276:
Anyway, doesn't anyone else think Bunny Baby's friend's voice sounded really familiar? Who remembers that phone call on the variety show?
Post 289:
Off topic, but if I'm not mistaken, the watch on Bunny Baby's friend's wrist looked like it cost over fifteen million.
Post 290:
...It can't actually be the person I'm thinking of, can it?
The livestream ended.
Wen Yanyu slipped out