Gata se o seu idol aparecer na sua frente e você ficar com nojo de tocar nele aí é um problema seu, você não sabe o quanto é difícil eles virem pra cá então as latinas tem que aproveitar mesmo
@felpsgalvao I think many SKZ fans are people who have never did concerts and have no idea what the etiquette is (eg helping each other, no pushing etc). I was also crushed in Seoul.
@skzb2ble Did they get to touch him? Because he ran away immediately. And btw this was in the US. You do know that Japan and Korea have exclusive events where they get to talk/touch them in peace for more than a second, right? They’re not jealous at people literally groping the man.
@skzb2ble You’re complaining people didn’t react for Japan. I tell you they did. Now you turn it to something else. Basically you’re creating a problem yourself so… self unfollow I guess lol
We will know one thing 💯: you talking for someone else enjoying touching is not ok. The common sense assessment is you can’t touch people inappropriately without specific consent. And yes, abusers say “she liked it/she enjoyed it/she wants it”. If you think like that, you have an issue you need to solve. “We will never know” it’s not true.
The touching escalated to groping and water splashing. Itit doesn’t stop at an “innocent hand kiss/face pat”. If we doesn’t react against it, it escalates. You won’t see them go to barricade if fans touch them inappropriately. If the place is not safe for them, it won’t be for you either, who’s to say YOU don’t like to be touched by strangers like this
@Annyeeck@becabyknow We did talk about it, you’re on the wrong platform. But moving the conversation from consent to something else minimizes the fact that these fans act like abusers and make events unsafe for SKZ and other stay.