As Korean Americans, it's quite common to feel like you're stuck in between - not Korean enough for Korea, not American enough for America. It's an experience not even my mother knows as she was born and raised in Korea.
The first time I heard Body to Body I felt inextricably linked to our home country; a feeling I hadn't really felt as deeply before. Fast forward to Stanford Day 3, that feeling was amplified ten fold. From a song I would occasionally hear my mother hum, to holding up the Korean flag while singing proudly along with 50,000 other people, tears streaming down my face. It's a feeling burned into my memory, something I don't think I could have ever experienced without BTS and the armies who organized this event. To all of you, 말로 다 표현할 수 없을 만큼 감사합니다.
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I was not expecting this to blow up. Aparently you guys like my crazy inside thoughts... Should I make them public more often?
Also, if I'm not following you and you think I should be, please let me know. I've gained follows from people I thought I was already following 😅 oops
Guys... Am I crazy or do a couple of the photos in Jimin's recent photo dump look like they were taken by mother? (BlacknWhite)
Also, a jikook photo and then a picture of the forever tattoo? Is this a coincidence JM? Or are you trying to kill me on purpose?
Guys... Am I crazy or do a couple of the photos in Jimin's recent photo dump look like they were taken by mother? (BlacknWhite)
Also, a jikook photo and then a picture of the forever tattoo? Is this a coincidence JM? Or are you trying to kill me on purpose?