So far, RM has not made any public relations and neither has the other BTS members. In the distant future, when members are on the other side of their careers, they may have small families and love affairs of their own.

However, in a recently aired program, RM shared his thoughts about the marriage system in Korea. He himself has his own beliefs about his love.

The things RM mentioned on the show really made us think a lot about getting married in Korea and understand more about his thoughts on love:

Some Korean entertainment companies forbid their artists from openly dating, and even fans are against this issue. However, in the case of BTS, the group once expressed that ARMY understands that dating is a private matter for idols, so it's not a big deal.

However, since their debut until now, BTS has never revealed or publicized their feelings. The reason may be that the boys are at the peak of their careers and are too busy to enter a love relationship.

Meanwhile, on the "The Dictionary Of Useless Knowledge"'s new episode aired today, as an MC, RM led the story on the topic of marriage in Korea by sharing his thoughts on dating. and get married. His notion of this also shows why he has yet to be in a relationship in recent years.

While the other MCs talked about the growth of love and trust that make up marriage, RM expressed concern of the recent generation of young people about marriage. RM expressed that he is "the only unmarried person in this place" (because the other MCs have families).

He is also one of the examples of the younger generation of Korea - who, even though they have turned 30, are still unmarried or unmarried. RM shared the common sentiment of people of this age group saying, "Especially since we were born in the 1990s, we have a basic sense of skepticism about the marriage system."

Young Koreans in recent years tend to be single or unmarried because financial pressures affect dating and marriage. Even without the pressure of these things, it's hard for people like celebrities to get married.

RM then also shared that he was skeptical about being able to get married and have a family. Previously, he believed that love would come naturally and by chance. But in recent years, thoughts of not getting married have begun to creep into his mind.

Specifically, RM said, "Can such a thing happen in my life? Before, I thought it was a natural process, but a few years ago, I thought, 'Maybe I won't get married?'"

Similarly, Kim Young-ha assessed that not only RM has these thoughts about marriage but even ordinary people now find it difficult to get married. She said: "Marriage is becoming a culture of the middle class and above. In the case of the low-income class, marriage is only possible after a very big decision."

Shim Chae-kyung agrees with Kim Young-ha's opinion, adding, "There are expenses that you have to give up when you get married. It seems that young people want to invest those cost in living a prosperous life alone the most".

Meanwhile, surely RM's status and finances along with his morality will make the girl he loves the luckiest woman. But even if RM finds his love or not, ARMYs will always support his decision. But one thing can be seen that through the program's story, the issue of marriage is gradually becoming more difficult for young people!