She made some bold claims.
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In her recent YouTube video, model-turned-actress Jang Yoon Ju (Jang Yoon Joo) doled out some straight-shooting advice on intimacy, sex, and dating.
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In the video, she read relationship concerns submitted by subscribers and responded by sharing her own experiences. Jang Yoon Ju first explained, “Physical intimacy while dating and after marriage can feel a little different,” but emphasized that “it’s important to continue maintaining a healthy relationship.”
Getting candid about her own relationship, Jang Yoon Ju added, “I’ve worked in a field where expressing myself physically is part of the job for a long time, so I like and am good at physical intimacy.”
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My husband was surprised at first, but now he initiates even more skinship than I do. I trained him well.
— Jang Yoon Ju
In response to a story from someone who has been dating for seven years but feels that physical affection has become dull, she said, “That can be a natural phenomenon. But sometimes when bodies grow distant, hearts grow distant too,” pointing out how relationships can change. She particularly advised, “If he already feels like a neighborhood uncle to you, that’s something to seriously think about while you’re still dating.”
When a 26-year-old subscriber asked whether she should continue dating a boyfriend who matches her well in every way except sexual compatibility, Jang Yoon Ju gave a realistic answer.
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At that stage in life, that aspect can be important. If you get married without being satisfied, it could lead to infidelity later. You’re still young, so finding someone who matches you better is also an option.
— Jang Yoon Ju
To someone who shared that body insecurities had caused them to avoid physical intimacy, she responded, “The most important thing is restoring your confidence,” adding, “Through exercise and self-reflection, you can reconnect with yourself—and if necessary, even surgery can be an option.”
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