We spent a pleasant afternoon in downtown Mexico City, walking around Bellas Artes and going to a classic café in the Torre Latinoamericana. A unique experience.

I always wanted to travel, and Slowly for me was a means of travel.

It's my story, the story of understanding myself and accepting myself.

When I write letters here to people around the world, I feel like I don't have any trouble with my disorders.

I thought that I could practice English and Korean here, finally try the things which my textbooks talked about.

Watching your pen pal come to life, and materialize into the friend you’ve learned so much about, is the most sentimental and surreal feeling ever.

We all want to find someone we can talk to. With that, we want to be the truest versions of ourselves.

At one moment we knew we were deeply in love with each other...

As a journalist, I love getting to know more about people and how they experience life. Slowly, however, allowed me to go beyond what I expected.

Deep down, I think everyone longs to find out what's beyond the confines of their own culture—the huge world at large.

I'm no longer afraid of being rejected by people because I know there will always be someone who will accept me for who I am, no matter how bad my flaws and imperfections might be.

They listen to me vent, they reassure me and I know that eventually everything will be okay.