"Women are just as bad as men."
Show me 3 examples of a man being gang r@ped by women.
Show me one instance of women trafficking men at scale. Name one law women drafted specifically to oppress men. Name one country that systemically discriminates against men more than women.
Show me men with melted faces from gender based acid attacks.
Show me men being killed for rejecting a woman's proposal.
When you find those examples We can talk about "just as bad."
Until then. Stop pretending.
men will believe a woman is a slut with zero evidence, but they need a documentary, 12 witnesses, DNA, surveillance footage, and Godโs signature to believe a man is a rapist.
You know what is truly heartbreaking? They can never be alone, even if they wish to be.
There are seven members in this frame, but there are eight people in the room. The eighth person isn't the focus, it is that mirror in the centre. They don't interact with BTS. They're just...there.
It made me wonder if that's what Normal is trying to say. After thirteen years, maybe there is always someone in the room. A manager. A staff member. Security. A camera. Someone waiting for the next schedule. Not because they're doing anything wrong, but because that's what life at this level of fame looks like.
The most heartbreaking part is that their presence isn't unusual anymoreโit's become normal. Maybe that's the irony of the title. When your entire life has been lived under observation, being completely alone stops being your normal