rina

rawr 🦖

[Pretty girl @DaebiMama001]

My take on all of this is, if this Kim guy is able to return with 40+ scripts and commercial shoots waiting for him, why isn't it the same for Seo Yeji?

It's disgusting that I've seen women supporting this guy, yet none of them stick up for their fellow woman.

[isa @solmerv]

Everyone forgot about this and is supporting this predator again, and this moron came back like nothing ever happened. Men like him really do have it easy.

[Syjlogy ✧ @Syjlogy]

Who said rape allegations ruin men's lives?

[SupergeekMike (Mike Christensen) @supergeekmike]

Actually, it’s more like:

Men: “What if your girlfriend was insane?”

Women: “What if someone you thought was a friend actually violated your autonomy and ability to consent so he could take advantage of you?”

[serene @seireneity_]

pa-oa-han tapos kalaban mo si karina umuwi ka na lang

[momo @momosfeed]

all the angles of momo's historical fall

[yuuta o. pangilinan @meguniiz]

galit na galit papa ko kay bato, hindi raw porket kalbo siya ay pwede na siyang umasta na parang baby 😭

[🧚🏾 @usernmik]

if someone would’ve told 2013 kpop stan me that we’d have a kpop group from the big 3 make such an obvious gay pride song, then confirm its meaning, and openly say they relate to it, i would have called you crazy—-😭😭

[Pop Core @TheePopCore]

“TWICE will only sit if ONCEs can sit too” — The Heartwarming Rule Created by Jeongyeon That Changed Fansigns Forever.

In #TWICE’s early days, it was common for fans to kneel or stand during fansigns. Providing chairs wasn’t the norm, and attendees often had to spend the entire event without a place to sit (see first pic).

When Jeongyeon noticed this, she didn’t think it was fair. So she made a decision that would become part of TWICE’s identity:

“If ONCEs can’t sit, then TWICE won’t sit either.”

From that moment on, TWICE stood for the entire fansign alongside the crowd — and a tradition rooted in empathy and equality was born.

Thanks to this, fansigns now provide chairs for attendees as a standard, and Jeongyeon’s rule is still followed to this day.

This story became so meaningful that it even appeared in manga panels and fan comics, celebrated as a symbol of mutual respect between idols and their audience.

Because being an idol isn’t just about performing —
It’s about standing with the people who stood by you first.

[𓆩☃︎𓆪 @vvinterluvs]

im sorry but this edit is actually insane like excuse me???! I NEED HER SO BAD 😩

[francis ! @setfranonfire]

crazy how it's the same

[el 🐶🦊🍋 @lisamjeong]

the way this pose literally winter's favorite pose to attract women

[freo @Freonat]

If i had a gf id ragebait her till she beat me

[😼 @wtrkmj]

IM CRYING KSHSKSK WHY IS THIS PUPPY EXACTLY LIKE WINTER?@#???

[Maryam @hell_line0]

a girl on tiktok said "healing is so hard because it is a constant battle between your inner child who is scared and just wants safety.... your inner teenager who is angry and just wants justice.... and your current self-who is tired and just wants peace." and it hits me hard.

[Spider Man @isspider_man]

@alfkkifine The scariest part is that he probably drove away thinking he had a nice interaction. He saw a smile. She saw a survival tactic. The gap between those two realities is where the danger lives.