It’s a normal cycle. You fangirl as if you’ll love them forever, watching them all the time and feeling like they’re part of your everyday life. Then one day, you realize you’ve spent so much of yourself there, and slowly, you start to find new things that make your heart flutter too. You drift a little, but the memories stay precious and safely tucked in a small corner of your heart. You may not be as dedicated as before, but they’ll always have that gentle, special place within you that you no longer need to show the world. Your idols have grown, and so have you.
@s05bins @neo_injunn @theboyfromilsan people are also saying the fan attempted to bring in a recording device, so she was sent away by staff. I think Anton is confused about what was going on!
@foryunwoo maybe starting a community? i think you can even make it private / admin only approval. it would be much more work to do that tho… but just a suggestion!
i tried to do it myself but you have to upgrade / pay for X.
Hey guys we might have some bad news,unfortunately ot6 have notified the officers about all our fanbases projects,all the projects are at risk of being removed even the ad companies were notified that civil servants & officers will be there,the protest team requested the flowers to be there for support,we cannot tag her because the officers are monitoring her account,we need to have a lot of stuff in order for it to be a lot of work so the officers don't interfere,we have enough flowers for day one so we need for the 2nd day of the protest too,ot6 are trying their best to sabotage everything so let's make it harder for them
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That tweet I wrote today wasn't intended to evoke empathy for him. The harm he has suffered is irreparable, but I had to document this incident and characterize it, not giving those people the chance to distort the truth or rewrite history.
In my opinion, the series of actions they have taken against him far exceed the level of bullying. I initially wanted to call it "fandom terrorism", because although their target was Seunghan, their behavior has inevitably impacted others. The people who work, live, do business, and even pass through this area—who wouldn't worry that this place might turn into a memorial hall again someday? But that term carries too strong a political connotation, and I don't want to create any unnecessary controversy, especially when there are more brutal and evil things happening in this world. So I changed it to "fandom extremism", which I believe is also an accurate description.
If their actions are not publicly judged and condemned, there will be more victims in this industry in the future.
If such vicious and violent behavior is normalized, the entire K-pop industry will become even more pathological.