When PK Piyawat holds hands with Mee Rian Axelgaard to open up on the "Club Friday Show," produced by CHANGE2561, airing Saturday, 9 May at 10:00 on One31 channel, revealing his life was quite shattered—facing harsh comments, all work canceled, feeling so down he thought, "I don't need to wake up anymore." How did he get through his toughest time? Or was it because his cool, edgy persona caused resentment, making the drama worse than others'?
He also opens up about the person who made him want to keep breathing—Mee Rian. Yet some netizens warned that being so upfront might lead to emotional pain. How do they both respond to this? Early in their relationship, there were some issues with flirtation, but Mee Rian sees flirting as a lapse in thought and happiness. Another person who changed PK's world is "Nonnie."
The toughest time?
PK Piyawat: After the divorce, my life was quite broken. I didn't dare pick up the phone. Every comment was harsh. All the work my team and I built got canceled—every event that reached out was called off. I started to reach my limit.
How deeply down were you?
PK Piyawat: I thought I didn't need to wake up anymore.
Have you heard people say PK feels guilty but stays cool? Is that true?
P'Un: No need to ask if it’s true; I can answer that it is. His edgy persona makes people resent him more than others in many ways. I just wonder why he gets hit so hard. I’m not saying what he did was minor, but the issues seem endless. Partly because he’s annoyingly noticeable, are you aware of that?
PK Piyawat: …
The person who made PK want to keep breathing is Mee Rian. At that time, did Mee Rian feel she was becoming the focus of others' attention as possibly the cause of his problems?
Mee Rian Sudecha: He thought I was that person. It felt like the whole mall looked at me with disdain.
Did you respond at times?
Mee Rian Sudecha: We had to protect our space sometimes.
Some say you come on strong and fight hard but warn you might get hurt yourself?
Mee Rian Sudecha: …
Were there women involved?
Mee Rian Sudecha: Actually, that was at the start of our relationship. I think flirting is a lapse in thought, a flaw. It’s about flirtation.
Another person who greatly changed PK?
Nonnie: Hello, I’m Nonnie, 5 and a half years old.
Is Nonnie a clingy child?
PK Piyawat: In the morning when she’s about to go to school, she comes to me, gives me a quick cheek kiss, then hugs me. I wonder what’s happening—why do I feel so soft-hearted?
Do you love her?
Nonnie: I love you (then spreads her arms wide).
PK Piyawat: The whole world of kids bows only to her.
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