When "Na Nek Ketsupasawat Palakawong Na Ayudhya" appeared on the Club Friday Show produced by CHANGE2561 to resolve past issues, opening up for the first time about his love life and clearing up controversies from his radio career, including claims that P'Chod disliked him. Is it true he never succeeded in love, leading him to become a womanizer? His most painful love ended in separation. He also shares heartfelt advice from father to children: behave well so you won't regret it. Na Nek conveys life lessons from his past, saying, "Don't say I'm preaching."
Na Nek said, "This is the first time I've spoken about my life on the Club Friday Show. It took me over 10 years to be able to sit and talk about these issues. Let's consider this an opportunity to clear up some past knots."
Clearing up past issues with the radio industry?
Na Nek said, "During my time as a DJ at iTime, at Sam Yaek Pak Wan, I always felt that P'Chod didn't love me. When I was young, I was very macho and did many things for the radio industry. I was rude, rebellious, and bad. One DJ friend, let's call him DJ Chao Chao, before he was unlocked, would bring substances to smoke and get drunk before hosting shows."
P'Chod said, "After all that you said, do you still think I have to love you?"
What was it like to be in love?
Na Nek said, "I was a child who never succeeded in love, so I had very little confidence."
You weren't successful at flirting with women?
Na Nek said, "The phrase I heard until I got tired of it was, 'Let's just be friends,' because I didn't have a car or I wasn't handsome."
But you were quite a womanizer?
Na Nek said, "After that, I flirted with this one and that one everywhere. I even kept notebooks listing different girls."
The most painful love?
Na Nek said, "I wanted a girlfriend to live with and have our first child. I wasn’t sure what our relationship was based on. Having a child made everything more difficult. It wasn’t planned. In the end, it ended with a separation."
How did you feel at the time of the breakup?
Na Nek said, "Many times, I wanted to drive onto the expressway. I left one child who was 7 years old and another who was 3."
From the perspective that you have children but no one knows, especially in the social media era, did you ever wonder why you couldn’t tell anyone about them?
Na Nek said, "Because after the separation, the image they saw was that their father would visit sometimes, but mostly saw me on TV. The father and mother did not live together. No one explained what happened or why it was different from other families. I want to take this opportunity to officially tell my two children what happened. If anything about our family’s situation caused them to lose or miss something, I sincerely apologize. Since then, I feel they have been more open with me."
Na Nek said, "Don't say I'm preaching," as a space for unhappy people to talk. Are you one of the unhappy ones?
Na Nek said, "Yes, I am."
So you think you are an unhappy person?
Na Nek said, "....???"
What have you learned through your life up to today?
Na Nek said, "Be gentle and tender with life. At least the proportion of gifts will be greater than the lessons. No matter what, you have to carry it your whole life. No one will tell you to forget the past or forgive yourself; it never goes away. Behave well so you won’t regret it in old age."
Follow the full story of Na Nek on the Club Friday Show on Saturday, 15 August at 10:00 a.m. on Channel One31.
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