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[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

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ALLDAY PROJECT YOUNGSEO #영서 for VOGUE Korea

"All the members (position) rap. As the only vocal member of the team, I feel a sense of responsibility."

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@odysselle TUIDE Vs OURBIRTHDAY

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@mjjskMp3 @camsounini You acknowledge they aren't responsible, but then your solution is still to disband them. How does that solve the harassment issue instead of just punishing people who weren't responsible for it?

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@jayyscat @rikisdesire I understand your concern for their mental health, but this tragedy shouldn't be used as a reason to blame or disband one specific group. The bigger issue is the culture of online harassment and obsessive fan behavior, which exists far beyond a single fandom.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@riptidiebabe Being able to separate fiction from reality doesn't mean I have to be emotionally neutral about every casting choice. I understood the story. My comment was about my own reaction to the actors, nothing more.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@glowbefore That's exactly why I keep saying I'm talking about two different things. The show making me uncomfortable is intentional. The real-life age gap between the actors in intimate scenes is what I personally found uncomfortable. Those aren't the same thing.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@riptidiebabe The genre is supposed to make me uncomfortable because of the story. My comment was about my personal reaction to a 30-year real-life age gap in intimate scenes. Those aren't the same thing.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@higheaded I know he's a grown man, and I know it's a psychological thriller. Neither of those changes the fact that I personally found a 30-year real-life age gap in intimate scenes uncomfortable. Understanding the story and having a personal reaction aren't mutually exclusive.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@spottedcaramel Knowing why a scene is uncomfortable doesn't magically make me stop feeling uncomfortable. Understanding and personal reaction can coexist.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@Biryaniman423 I know they do. That doesn't change my personal reaction. If I find a 30-year age gap in intimate scenes uncomfortable, I'm going to feel that way regardless of how common it is.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@skymel2026 You're arguing against a stereotype, not against what I said. I never said older man/younger woman age gaps don't make me uncomfortable. A 30-year age gap in intimate scenes would make me uncomfortable regardless of who's older.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@lalallamasybau I know it's a psychological thriller. My comment wasn't about the genre or the story it was about my personal reaction to the real-life age gap between the actors in those intimate scenes.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@movingcastle___ @ryuinme I've clarified my point multiple times now. If people still want to argue against something I didn't say, there's not much more I can add.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@movingcastle___ @ryuinme I don't know why everyone keeps turning "I personally found it uncomfortable" into "the story shouldn't exist." I understand why the characters have that age gap. I'm talking about my viewing experience, not rewriting the script.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@movingcastle___ @ryuinme We don't actually disagree on any of those points. My comment was never about consent, professionalism, or the plot. It was simply that I personally found the real-life age gap in those scenes uncomfortable to watch.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@wooktummy Knowing why they did it doesn't automatically change how I felt watching it. Understanding the artistic choice and still feeling uncomfortable can both be true.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@moon_choiz9599 I'd say the same thing if the genders were reversed. A 30-year age gap in intimate scenes makes me personally uncomfortable regardless of who's older.

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@ryuinme That's fair I probably could've worded it more clearly. But even after I've clarified multiple times that I wasn't criticizing the plot, the actors, or saying it shouldn't exist, people are still arguing against those points instead of what I actually meant

[SuA @Mo_onsyulle]

@sulverte @infinitesvteen Saying 'it's stupid' isn't an argument. It's just an insult.