"What if you don't pick me?"... CLASS:y's HYEJU and SEONYOU provide CLIKE counseling

Members HYEJU and SEONYOU of the group CLASS:y presented a video where they listen to and answer the concerns of their fandom, 'CLIKE'. This video was composed based on the concerns of CLIKE received by the members through their personal Instagram stories.

"It's not the university picking you, it's you picking them"

Regarding concerns expressing anxiety about university admissions and the future, the members shared their respective perspectives. In response to a question worrying about whether a university will pick them, the video mentioned that it is not the university picking you, but you picking the university, stating that you can go to any university. Additionally, regarding the attitude toward taking exams, they added the opinion that an attitude like "What if you don't pick me?" is necessary.

To a 14-year-old fan struggling with uncertainty about studies and the future, they advised that they should enjoy this time now. Pointing out that because the future is uncertain, thinking too deeply about things that cannot be decided now may only make one's current self suffer, they delivered the message that one should just live happily as things flow.

"Life is a quest; when you are anxious, move your body"

Practical coping methods for daily stress and psychological anxiety were also covered. For a concern mentioning the stress of corporate life, a method was presented to think of life as a game and think, "This is my quest that I must do today." Furthermore, they suggested that when feeling anxious emotions, small actions like getting up immediately to clean one's room to move the body can be helpful. Mentioning that the world does not change just because one has anxious thoughts, they encouraged distancing oneself from anxious feelings through activities one enjoys.

Regarding maintaining distance in human relationships, they explained that one must have their own boundaries. They shared the perspective that one must be able to get along well even when alone without being lonely in order to form other human relationships well.

"Life is about playing moderately and living moderately hard"

To the concern that life in one's twenties feels ambiguous, the response followed: "Life is about playing moderately and living moderately hard. Truly, that is the happiest thing in the world." Regarding concerns about unrequited love, they suggested that rather than giving up, how about writing those feelings in a diary or making them into lyrics to become a composer, and they spoke about the attitude of confessing or expressing emotions honestly.

At the end of the video, the members concluded with advice not to think too deeply about concerns, and after worrying only to the extent that it is not difficult, it is good to forget and just lie down and sleep.