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Why were you angry if I was right 😂DEFINITELY true
Why were you angry if I was right 😂DEFINITELY true
YOU ARE NOT RIGHT I AM THE ONLY PERSON EVER ALLOWED TO BE RIGHTWhy were you angry if I was right 😂
You got T-ara badge ? Great choice.I am ready![]()
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oh yes, I really love some of their songsYou got T-ara badge ? Great choice.
Their discography is gold. Unfortunately, I only dig into it last year and it was already too late.oh yes, I really love some of their songs
cant really name the members though, this is why I have only the group badge![]()
The Shadow concept is perfect for them since they already deal with the quest of identity vs social pressure many times now. It’s going to be great.The Shadow
Those traits that we dislike, or would rather ignore, come together to form what Jung called the Shadow. This part of the psyche, which is also influenced heavily by the collective unconscious, is a form of complex, and is generally the complex most accessible by the conscious mind.
Jung did not believe the Shadow to be without purpose or merit; he felt that “where there is light, there must also be shadow”—which is to say that the Shadow has an important role to play in balancing the overall psyche. Without a well-developed shadow side, a person can easily become shallow and extremely preoccupied with the opinions of others, a walking Persona. Just as conflict is necessary to advancing the plot of any good novel, light and dark are necessary to our personal growth.
Jung believed that, not wanting to look at their Shadows directly, many people project them onto others, meaning that the qualities we often cannot stand in others, we have in ourselves and wish to not see. To truly grow as a person, one must cease such willful blindness to one’s Shadow and attempt to balance it with the Persona.
This shit going make me cry
At first I was going to answer Yoongi because he fits the dark concepts well but then I remember Boys meet evil so I don’t know but I am excited for both.Im curious about who will do the intro for shadow, Hoseok or Yoongi?
At first I thought it would be Hoseok, because he's always happy and bubbly but he has admitted that he also has a darker side (which he doesn't show, at least not very often) so maybe that's why Shadow may be something that connects to him as a person as well?At first I was going to answer Yoongi because he fits the dark concepts well but then I remember Boys meet evil so I don’t know but I am excited for both.
You just made a great point here with Hoseok persona.At first I thought it would be Hoseok, because he's always happy and bubbly but he has admitted that he also has a darker side (which he doesn't show, at least not very often) so maybe that's why Shadow may be something that connects to him as a person as well?I DONT KNOW, I'm thinking way too much about this
Im always in for a Sope collabYou just made a great point here with Hoseok persona.
They are maybe going to pull a Sope collab.
I'm thinking dark and wild concept replayShadow huh, definitely sounds like concept change from Boy with Luv![]()
I'm in tearsThe Shadow
Those traits that we dislike, or would rather ignore, come together to form what Jung called the Shadow. This part of the psyche, which is also influenced heavily by the collective unconscious, is a form of complex, and is generally the complex most accessible by the conscious mind.
Jung did not believe the Shadow to be without purpose or merit; he felt that “where there is light, there must also be shadow”—which is to say that the Shadow has an important role to play in balancing the overall psyche. Without a well-developed shadow side, a person can easily become shallow and extremely preoccupied with the opinions of others, a walking Persona. Just as conflict is necessary to advancing the plot of any good novel, light and dark are necessary to our personal growth.
Jung believed that, not wanting to look at their Shadows directly, many people project them onto others, meaning that the qualities we often cannot stand in others, we have in ourselves and wish to not see. To truly grow as a person, one must cease such willful blindness to one’s Shadow and attempt to balance it with the Persona.
This shit going make me cry