I asked an AI about the psychology behind the posts saying Song Ji-eun and Park We should divorce and that there are school violence allegations.

‌A summary of what I asked Gemini, GPT, and Claude:
1. Jealousy; sexual and romantic deprivation
“Why did a woman like Song Ji-eun marry Park We?”
An unconscious discomfort of, “Why does that man have an advantage over me in the dating market?”
2. Park We's marriage itself challenges the worldview of some men
Male value = Looks + Money + Ability + Physical condition + Social status, etc.
However, the marriage of Park We and Song Ji-eun doesn't fit that formula -> They resolve that discomfort by attacking Park We
3. A narrative of “We must save Song Ji-eun” is created
An interesting part: Song Ji-eun's own will is completely ignored; a third party passes judgment saying, “That woman shouldn't marry that man.”
They do not treat Song Ji-eun as an independent adult; it is a desire for proxy control
4. When a controversy breaks out, a psychology works to completely overturn their “previously good image”
5. Another factor is the pleasure of watching a “hero's fall,” which is quite significant (this was mentioned in a bullpen post yesterday regarding what the Goblin says in the movie Spider-Man lol)
A person who overcame a disability $\rightarrow$ A good person $\rightarrow$ A loved person $\rightarrow$ A celebrity $\rightarrow$ Marrying a beautiful entertainer
For someone with such a strong narrative, the stimulation is much greater when they move in the opposite direction.
They begin to re-edit past remarks, facial expressions, actions, and even human relationships as “evidence of a villain.”
6. Displacement: At first, it was criticism based on actual facts like CCTV footage or lecture fees, but once public opinion turned, they brought in groundless school violence allegations to expand the narrative into "this person was originally a bad guy"—a typical online mobbing pattern.
7. Moral licensing: The illusion that the school violence allegations broke the social taboo of "you shouldn't criticize someone because they have a disability." Once the narrative of "she was originally a school bully" emerged, even people who couldn't attack her due to her disability gained a justification to attack her comfortably.
8. The frame of "A person with a disability took a top-tier beautiful woman"
It is true that in Korean online communities, especially male-dominated ones, hypergamy discourse repeatedly appears regarding the marriage/dating partners of female celebrities, saying things like "at that level, she shouldn't meet a man like that."
In this frame, Park We's disability is consumed as a reason to look down on him, and conversely, the current controversy is used as material to confirm, "See, I knew it would be like this."
Conclusion: "They are just BSers overflowing with inferiority complexes."
Who do they think they are, telling people to divorce or not? ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ