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The statement indicates to me that you understand the point I'm making and the logic behind it, correct?eh thats life
The statement indicates to me that you understand the point I'm making and the logic behind it, correct?eh thats life
no not really i would give up anything to achieve my ultimate goal (marrying jimin) so if all they want is to be loved ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ cant relateThe statement indicates to me that you understand the point I'm making and the logic behind it, correct?
thats the spirit!If I was an idol I'd read every smut fanfic about myself, and maybe even write some :wonugl:
i didnt say that they sexualize themselves?It’s not always an idol’s choice so I don’t see how they “sexualize themselves. They don’t always have control over what they wear or what type of choreography they have to perform. There’s times where they’re forced into concepts that they aren’t even comfortable with. It’s even worse when companies make underaged idols do things that are considered “sexy”.
I know, but some people in the thread were.i didnt say that they sexualize themselves?
I can see where youre coming from here, there are idols who are forced into situations theyre uncomfortable in, like in Wiggle Wiggle Hello Venus had to fight the company for the right to wear booty shorts rather than g strings. I also think its just not going to stop happening though, and as a whole it probably doesnt affect most idols as long as youre not forcing it into their face.To me the entire mindset is similar to "If you don't want to be raped/harassed, don't wear revealing clothes."
Firstly, this is what sells. The idols have to do this in order to get clout. Secondly, it isn't always their choice. In the case that it is, it's usually for fanservice.
If an idol does it because it makes them feel confident, and even says (such as Hyuna), the situation is a bit different, but still similar. Yes, their point was to be attractive in that sense, but to write and read smuts about them, and do these "imagines" about things you want to do to them is disgusting. They are not objects.
Yeah this is reminding me of the sexy CF Tzuyu did when she was underage, thats definitely weirdIt’s not always an idol’s choice so I don’t see how they “sexualize themselves. They don’t always have control over what they wear or what type of choreography they have to perform. There’s times where they’re forced into concepts that they aren’t even comfortable with. It’s even worse when companies make underaged idols do things that are considered “sexy”.
of course, this is all in the assumption that the ppl sexualizing arent being mean about itFor me idols are here to entertain us not to fulfill our fantasies and we don’t know to what extent they are forced to do something.
Bighit told Jimin to show his abs and then when he lost them he was fat-shamed. Because of that he had an eating disorder during Wings Era at least when he passed out several times during training.
Yep. Actually I don’t mind too much about people sexualizing idols and I know that some idols willingly act sexy but some people take it too far. Also the entertainment industry ( not only Kpop) relies too much on theirs workers sexualization and it’s sad.of course, this is all in the assumption that the ppl sexualizing arent being mean about it
oppa being wise again !People sexualizing celebs is nothing new or out of the ordinary and likely won't stop. Sexual attraction is natural, so I'd much rather people be honest about it.
That being said, it's not cool to direct lewd comments at some idol personally like in a V live or livestream or fansigns, or just see them as objects of sexual fantasy. There's more to them than that, and their personal space needs to be respected.
LMAO you got the Taemin and Naeun badges, cuteoppa being wise again !![]()
u know i am an emotional bishhLMAO you got the Taemin and Naeun badges, cute![]()