He’s my kinda guy
Last Friday, Park Sihoo-ssi posted a couple of photos on his Instagram. He was photographed carrying two dogs – a French bulldog or Frenchie and I suppose eithe a Bichon Frise or Maltese. They are precious bundles of joy of his hairstylist and the hairstylist’s wife. When I saw the photos, my first reaction was “He’s my kinda guy!”
Yes, he will be even more my kinda guy if he were to become a dog man, a dog owner! Much like he is a cat owner with his much doted upon rascal cats Jami and Dami. I don’t count his dogs Jindori and Jinsuni in his ancestral home as his. They are his family dogs.
He has already been my kinda of guy for a long time, my little dongsaeng 남동생 but when he does own a dog, he will become more my kinda guy…you know what I mean?
But for now, he needs some practice. And for a start, he must learn how to carry a couple of small-sized dogs so that they will feel most comfortable. Ready to practice? Woof! 🐶🐶
Now, he needs practice on how to carry two dogs!
我喜欢的那类男人
上周五，施厚君在他的Instagram上贴了两张照片。 拍到他抱着两只小狗狗 – 一只法国斗牛犬或Frenchie，还有我猜是一只比雄犬 Bichon Frize或马尔蒂斯犬Maltese。 它们是他的发型师和发型师太太的宝贝。 当我看到照片时，我的第一反应就是“他是我喜欢的那类男人！”
是的，如果他养狗，成为狗的主人，他更会是我喜欢的那类男人！ 就像他是猫的主人，养育他被宠，调皮的扎米Jami和大米Dami一样。 我不把他的祖籍家的狗金多里Jindori和金苏尼Jinsuni算为他自己的狗，它们应该是他家族的狗。
很久以来，他已经是我喜欢的男人，我的弟弟남동생，但是当他拥有自己一只狗时，他会变得更像我喜欢的那类男人了…知道我的意思吗？
但是现在他需要一些练习。 首先，必须学习如何抱两只小型狗狗，让他们感到舒适。 准备练习呗！ 旺 Woof！🐶🐶
Photo Credits – Many thanks! Park Sihoo Instagram
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#朴施厚# #我黃金光輝的人生# 看到施厚一臉溫柔善良的樣子，真的太令人心動了。很羨慕可愛的狗兒，可以被我們的男神抱抱，好幸福喲！
Being the eldest and only girl in our family I don’t have the luxury of receiving advice, direction and guidance from an older sibling throughout my life. So it’s looking with admiration and respect at the way CDK protects and provides for his younger sis, with outward firmness due to her background situation vastly different from the Choi’s but also with such gentleness and understanding which exude from within him because that’s genuinely what he is made up of. So I am a tad envious of Jian aka Eun Seok – she has such a nice Kor Kor!
Ditto! Being the elder child of my parents and the eldest grandchild of my grandparents, I didn’t have a big brother to watch out for me. Wish I had an Oppa Choi then I don’t have to fend for myself! But the good part is being first, it made me much more independent, with a mind of my own! 🙂
Being the 10th child in my family with only one sister, the rest all brothers, also doesn’t mean I have an older oppa to watch out for me in my growing up years. The age gap is 6 between me and the one immediately older than me. By the time I was old enough to play my brother was already independent enough to play in much further distance at friends’ which I was too small to follow(or more precisely the things teenage boys want to play with aren’t the type they want to welcome a little sister around them). By the time I reached my 1st year of school though it was the school my oppa had been, but due to the 6 years gap, he advanced onto his high school in town, his days were busy about communting to this far away school and after school activities. Our time schedule seldom crossed path and his interest and my interest were completely different, there was not much occassion that we chatted or played together. Certainly no one to watch out for me at school or whatever happened on the way to and fro (walking) to school. All the other older siblings in my family all had their own individual family to take care and they lived very far from me. No doubt I did get occasional pampering by my siblings when they came home for brief visit, however is not like how it is perceived that having older male siblings mean having them to watch out for you while you grow up. You basically fend for yourself regardless, make your own decision and form your own judgement. In my case, having a sister made a whole world of difference to my life. She’s the one who physically cared and looked after me in the early years but by the time I needed mental direction or someone to talk to, she lived and worked far away with no access to phone contact during my growing up years. So, do I envy Jian having an oppa to guide and fend for her…hmm…..not really. It’s all down to fate. 🙂