los primeros días (dos) eran argumentos buenos y se sentía la comunidad, la decepción, el problema, pero luego empezaron a hacerle caso a hate crave, a las solos, que si los colores, que si el proyecto love yourself, que si la camisa 😭, etc, y se perdió el punto.
This is where everything in fandom went wrong, tbh. It's crazy how people decided that projecting their morality onto fictional characters was a necessity in order to justify their enjoyment of a character/story. They must be GOOD. They must be MORALLY SUPERIOR. It's insufferable
i wanna be clear and hopefully this is the last time i talk about this: i didn't like that they went to that concert. i hate that man. i think it's ridiculous to assume n and h support his actions. i don't think an apology is warranted. some of you need therapy. ot7 always
muchas de ustedes están confundiendo estar decepcionadas con odiarlos como si los dos se hubieran convertido en abusadores automáticamente, no todo es blanco y negro hermanas, podemos estar decepcionadas sin dejar de quererlos, no tienen papá o algo?
TUMBLR is a fandom space. AO3 is a fandom space.
TWITTER and TIKTOK are NOT.
A fandom space is for fans ONLY. Nobody famous will be on tumblr or AO3 unless to actively engage with it. Twt and tiktok also have a purpose for content other than fandom content. THATS the difference!!
I think it was obviously wrong, especially considering what BTS have always presented themselves as standing for. Attending may not mean they endorse everything cb has done, but it still publicly supports a man with a documented history of violence against women.
What doesn’t make sense to me is what led them to make that choice. Either they knew about his history and deliberately attended anyway, or there is a possibility they weren’t fully aware of it or had forgotten / even another reason. I honestly don’t know, and none of us can claim to know for certain.
Regardless of their intentions, attending was still a conscious choice and it is fair for people to question it.
Men like cb are repeatedly allowed to keep their careers, audiences, and industry support after harming women, while women can have their careers destroyed for far less.
I think that is what the conversation should focus on more… how the industry and the public continue to protect, platform, and celebrate men like cb despite what they have done. Namjoon and Hobi’s decision deserves criticism, but this wider issue should not get lost in the conversation.
I don’t think BTS should be cancelled, but people are completely justified in holding them accountable for choosing to attend.
🐯: When I posted on Weverse asking people not to come looking for us outside our hotels, honestly, about 90 out of 100 people...
🐯: Even if ARMY happens to see us out on the street, they just pretend they haven't noticed us.
🐯: They seem to want us to make as many memories as we can in their country, so they simply act like they didn't see us and keep walking.
🐯: Some of them even deliberately avert their eyes when we cross paths. It makes us feel so grateful that we're the ones who end up saying hello first: “Hi, “Have a good day."
🐯: Sometimes we'll even shake hands.
🐯: Moments like that are so heartwarming. So we're the ones who thank them.
🐯: One time, we were even walking down the same street. We said, "Bye-bye," but it turned out we were both headed in the exact same direction, so that was pretty funny