pray for algeria we’re literally living through a disaster rn more than 190 fires broke out across the north and east and hundreds of people have lost their lives please keep algeria in your prayers 🙏🏻
my home country nepal is drowning, many people have lost their lives and many are still missing, please donate to help the victims if any of you can and spread awareness,, any bit helps :(
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🐻 making a solo album was a great experience because it allowed me to fully express the music i love and the ideas i wanted to share. but carrying an entire song from beginning to end and filling the stage on my own was more daunting than i expected
#SEULGI's message to Yeri
"You're like a [same-aged] friend to me, Yerimie. When I had a hard time, you came to me first, and talked to me a lot, so it was a great help. That's why, thank you."
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the fact that Yves even came out to talk about her sexuality and saying she prefers to let her art and her expression speak for herself is fucking brave as hell but the people clowning wouldn't understand bc they have rocks for brains
Yves says she has never felt the need to define her sexuality, saying she wants her words, actions, and music to give others the freedom to interpret them for themselves
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“Even back in LOONA, I had a large queer fanbase, and I’ve always been grateful for that. But it also came with pressure, I became more careful with my words and actions because of how people might read them. I don’t feel like I need to explain or define that part of myself in detail. The same way music is always open to personal interpretation, I’d rather let my words, my actions and my music stay open too. If small things, what I say, how I act, even the music itself, can give someone else a little more freedom to think and act for themselves, make them feel less alone, or give them strength to keep going, that alone makes me really happy”