"Baitoey Rsiam" reveals the mental state of "DJ Man" after her husband's visit.

“Baitoey Rsiam” reveals the mental state of “DJ Man” after her husband's visit. Revealing whether people on the outside are happy also makes the people on the inside happy.

We are still moving forward, determined to work and take care of your family as always. For young country singers Paitoi-Sotiwan Thaweesin or Paytoy rasyam Now there are a lot of singing queues coming. He returned to using the title Rassam and signed a contract with the same name again.

“Baitoey Rsiam” reveals the mental state of “DJ Man” after her husband's visit.

Latest (May 2) Pandan girl I became a new person but with the same heart. Ready to sit and speak on Channel One31's Kui Zaap show after the court approved his interim bail. Along with returning to the old home like RS.

Including the symptoms of depression that come with panicking to the point of not daring to meet anyone's eyes today, he told the story with a bright expression. Including the story of how we overcame the bad days until today.

My son, does he ask about his father?
Before, there was a question and I just found out that he loves Papa very much, and he remembers it all the time, but now that time has passed she is quite a lady. There may be less. But if he opens the iPad, he will ask. when you come back? We said we work abroad. It's very embarrassing.

How is your husband when he visits you?
We were the ones who went to offer encouragement. Encouragement is very important. People on the outside are happy. It also leads to happiness for people inside, which I have already seen in the past in court. Brother Man knows how strong we are. You always thank me, you're so glad I came out to be with you. This is what makes you happy. With each other's trust we will succeed from here.

When panic comes out, the eyes of society?
it's normal. When we moved there we had to adapt. When you go out you have to adapt. It's as if we have two worlds. Outside and inside, when I first came out I felt depressed and cried for the first three months, still confused about life. From someone who has everything perfect.

On the day you come out, you have to accept everything on your own. The truth came out: I was going to live in a temple, but when I moved out and got a job, I was still in shock about what had happened. Seriously, people's eyesight is part of it, but I was still baffled that we didn't do that. Didn't practice anything. We encounter things that affect our minds. It makes some memories blurry. You still don't dare accept anything.

We stayed at home for a month, didn't see anyone, and came back to sing. It's a way to relieve stress. But what modifies is sight. We cry all the time. The eyes are the window to the heart.