The law, passed by South Korea’s Parliament last December, is also expected to “greatly reduce social costs that have been unnecessary due to the mixed use of age standards,” Lee said, adding this had been a major pledge by President Yoon Suk-yeol, who took office last May. Standardizing ages will “reduce various social confusions and disputes,” said Lee Wan-kyu, the Minister of Government Legislation, at a news briefing on Monday. Under legislation that came into effect Wednesday, “all judicial and administrative areas” across the East Asian country will adopt the “international age” system used by most of the world, ending years of debate about the problems caused by the formerly common use of “Korean age” and “calendar age.” “And I responded, ‘I love you more.More than 51 million people in South Korea awoke on Wednesday to find themselves a year or two younger – at least, according to the law. “He started that last text with, “I love you, Mom,’” she said. I’m OK.’”īoss Alexander said she continues to hold on to her son’s final words to her. But then in my head I can hear him say, ‘Hey, Mom. “When I wake up in the morning, it does hit me that, oh my God, he really is not physically here. “At this point, I’m in realization, I guess,” she said. While she focuses on family, the grieving mother talked of still trying to come to terms with her loss. “He was so in tune with analyzing and trying to make himself better, reading self-help books, so this came as a complete shock.” To the extent that Stephen may have been in a Black depression - no, not Stephen,” Boss Alexander said.

“I’d been sick, so he texted to ask how I was feeling,” she said of their final communication. The Boss Alexander has two other sons, but shared a special bond with Boss. “When I think about him, I try not to dwell on how he left this earth,” she said. In an interview with People magazine, Connie Boss Alexander talked about the loss of her son, who died at age 40. Now his mother has opened up about her struggle with his death. It’s been six months since Stephen “tWitch” Boss, the amiable DJ for “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and dancer who rose to fame on “So You Think You Can Dance,” died by suicide.

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