Your mid twenties are for realizing your worth and that also comes with having terrible people treat you weird and you thinking something is wrong with you and then you get to spend your late twenties ignoring and cutting out people who didn’t benefit or help your life in any way
@StarcMitchell + the reason i mentioned her previous events was because after seeing her potential and versatile versions of her while loving how she represented her work, it can be draining seeing her being so stuck on staying consistent.
i think something some n1s refuse to understand is most of us grew up with rosé. being captivated by her dance, voice, different looks, different style for every single comeback. we used to shake our feet and look forward to her content because it was all so interesting+
@StarcMitchell i love the girl who plays piano,
guitar and has so much respect for music. i loved that in tours she covered multiple songs and sang her heart out with long beautiful dresses. i don’t want that to be misunderstood at all+
@rosencave 😭 which part? i said it would be great if she tried different stuff every once in a while. as people who grew up seeing her potential it can be upsetting knowing what she’s capable of but i don’t expect her to do different stuff every time it’s not realistic
@rosencave +but her stubbornness to stay consistent and repetitive is draining at some point, and no it’s not because i loved the version of her ‘in my head’. i know most fans do way too much but in this case you can’t really blame them for being frustrated
@rosencave i promise you i’m not interested in all those kpop stuff either and it was her identity, authenticity, her love and respect for music and her passion was what gravitated me towards her. i don’t need her to be doing different hair colors, makeup looks, crazy choreos all the time+
@jachiwinter jokes aside as someone who used to love the authenticity she had i can talk about things that bother me in her career choices. believe it or not some people don’t complain just to ‘complain’ i agree that some people do too much but i promise it’s not always empty criticism
Can we stop idolizing random people online? There doesn’t exist a single person in the world who doesn’t have a side you won’t like to see. Of course people publicly exhibiting obscene behavior should receive pushback so they will stop bringing harm to others, but I always see—
@rosieadorer@vampiresrubies why do you think n1s are the ones who complains the most? she’s outgrown and that’s okay but also people having a hard time about is okay?
@rosieadorer@vampiresrubies if you agree then what’s the argument? all i’m saying is because of the effect of her personal choices have on her work , the work we used to see, people are becoming uninterested like myself and we’re allowed to talk about it. there was no bullying nor hating.
@rosieadorer@vampiresrubies i don’t know why you’re trying to divert this to something else or refuse to understand but as a public figure, whether you like it or not, your personal choices will have a major effect on your work and that’s beyond her looks
@vampiresrubies@rosieadorer there’s no one single hate speech in my statement. you guys just want everyone to be pleased with everything but that’s not how this works
@rosieadorer and of course people can outgrow things and i respect that. but to blame her long year fans for not getting used to it is also silly to me