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(1)It’s so bad.
(2)When I was in elementary school, I was able to get out of the level where I couldn’t eat at all.
(3)Because lunch time is never over if you have time. fuck
(4)But the problem is that I can’t pass all of them.
(5)Shout out like this without making a single mistake.
(6)I’m not going to eat it all, you punk!
(7)When the friend, who had a weaker stomach than me, tried to leave rice, the fourth-grade homeroom teacher forced a spoon of rice into the friend’s mouth and screamed, hitting his back relentlessly.
(8)Korean people…
(9)I can’t eat kimchi.
(10)It makes sense!!!
(11)From the teacher who usually emphasized or forced patriotism,
(12)I saw the madness disguised as patriotism for the first time.
(13)I don’t remember if he ended up eating.

(1)Kimchi piled up like a mountain in front of me instead of textbooks until 5th class because I didn’t eat kimchi during lunch time in 3rd grade.
(2)The teacher threatened me that I couldn’t go home until I finished it, and the kimchi I chewed while tearing up had less ginger than it was.
(3)As soon as I chewed it, I threw up.
(4)oo22362□
(5)But there was no mercy. Eventually, he forcibly ate all the piles of kimchi, and since then, he has become a fool who gets PTSD just by smelling the kimchi.
(6)OOO 22362 days.
(7)After that incident, I secretly put kimchi in a spoon container and threw it away at home, and every day was hell itself.
(8)→ oo22362□
(9)Even in middle school, his forced kimchi torture continued.Now, they beat me with a club. I threw up and threw up until I ate it. Just by looking at kimchi’s 만그, I was right there.
(10)faintly tortured
(11)ooo22362
(12)Since my second year of high school, my school punishment has subsided.
(13)When I became a senior in high school, the forced kimchi torture ended.
(14)At the age of 30, I still can’t eat kimchi.
(15)Going to a restaurant is torture. If you go with many people, it’s a side dish.
(16)You have to tell me before you give me kimchi. The smell of kimchi.
(17)I threw up on the spot, and psychiatric treatment didn’t mean much. I don’t know anymore.