why are fans praising GD for this... (1 Viewer)

[amourpinks]

9k likes for creepy ass shit like this.... it’s literally harrassment and fans are making it out to be like he’s romantic. That’s weird as hell, when a woman says no she means no. When will men learn this....

 

[amourpinks]

Also just goes to show the true power dynamic that celebs like these have.
Just because GD asks someone to go out does not mean that they have to say yes. “How dare she reject the king of kpop”
No how dare GD keep pushing his confessions on to this woman when she said that she had a boyfriend and say no the first two
Times. To the point where she gave Him a fake address because she didn’t want him to know where she lived. That’s not romantic at all...

 

[Ahsoka]

Ewww

 

[Wicked]

Awkward....

 

[spicy_illusion]

He obviously didn't get the hint.
Just because he's a likeable global figure, people let him off the hook but if a much less famous idol did that, they would be called a disgusting creep.

 

[eclipsoul]

the fact that people are somehow feeling bad for him instead of the woman who felt so uncomfortable that she had to give him a fake address is highly concerning. also i hate how this tweet is worded, "the king of kpop himself was rejected by a woman" as if she was supposed to accept such behaviour no matter how creepy it was (standing 5 hours in front of someone's house... what the f*ck) just because of his status as a celebrity.

 

[dooh]

could be from a k-drama, usually people love this kinda stuff, not giving up, fighting for love.
at least he had the courage to ask her again, not many have that nowadays AND i see why..

 

[amourpinks]

could be from a k-drama, usually people love this kinda stuff, not giving up, fighting for love.
at least he had the courage to ask her again, not many have that nowadays AND i see why..

He asked her two more times knowing that she had a boyfriend. The fact that she had to give him a fake address is just showing how much he pushed her with his confessions.
in a kdrama maybe this would be romantic but in real life you can’t do shit like this.

 

[Evergreen]

How dare she reject him ? She owns him nothing. It’s as simple as that.

 

[JakeyWantsCakey]

Ok... the waiting outside of her house thing was a little creepy but I don't think there's anything wrong with shooting your shot more than once if you really like the person, it's all about HOW YOU DO IT!

 

[honeyfornomoney]

I think he just tried his best ^^

 

[amourpinks]

Ok... the waiting outside of her house thing was a little creepy but I don't think there's anything wrong with shooting your shot more than once if you really like the person, it's all about HOW YOU DO IT!

The problem is that he knew she had a boyfriend and asked multiple times. There’s a difference between asking again and pushing to the point where she had to give him a fake address cause she didn’t want him to know where she lived.

 

[spicy_illusion]

Oh No.

 

[DrowningFishy]

It's not first time I've seen red flag behavior from men on tv shows.

Men, think before you act, would this make your mama mad. Would you bring her shame doing it?

 

[amourpinks]

It's not first time I've seen red flag behavior from men on tv shows.

Men, think before you act, would this make your mama mad. Would you bring her shame doing it?

Right definetly not the first time.

I remember when yg was talking about how he basically groomed his wife and sabatoged her girl group because he was interested in her. And the variety show made it seem like it was romantic.

 

[DrowningFishy]

Right definetly not the first time.

I remember when yg was talking about how he basically groomed his wife and sabatoged her girl group because he was interested in her. And the variety show made it seem like it was romantic.

Former Ft. member Jonghoon look up the conversation he had about his break up from one of his GF. He talked about getting ghosted after his birthday party. While other Ft Members where laughing you could see that Jonghoon was quite upset at seeing she read the messages but ignored him. Something unsettled me about that whole conversation, besides the whole fact how could you have a "happy" relationship then get ghosted.

Then look what the fckhead went and did. God knows what happened on his birthday and we probably don't want ot know.

 

[honeyfornomoney]

The problem is that he knew she had a boyfriend and asked multiple times. There’s a difference between asking again and pushing to the point where she had to give him a fake address cause she didn’t want him to know where she lived.

o.o damn

 

[QueenB]

How does one read this story and go: "Aww poor him!" I got anxious from reading this. That would be terrifying to have a dude keep pushing you to date him and wait outside you house to guilt trip you.

 

[MinMint_Swagist]

WTF

 

[AmysTeri]

Hah, I hate when guys do this. It's especially anxiety-inducing when I live in a location and culture where rejecting someone can get you assaulted and/or killed. Personally, I mean it when I say no. There's a period at the end of that no, not a question mark that invites further inquiry.

I've been approached before several times in which the first no was ignored. The follow-up is to either ask again or to ask "Why?"Or to ask if I have a boyfriend (I've learned NOT to say no if I don't, because not having a boyfriend means you're available, and being available means you "have no reason" to turn that guy down.) And it's not about mixed signals (which I saw on AKP with the ardent YG defenders) -- I'm polite. I'm polite because I'm a southerner AND because I was raised that way. I'm polite but firm. But apparently, being polite is "sending a mixed signal" to some men. But I've seen media in which being rude can get you hit or shot, and so I continue to err on the side of caution and maintain a firm politeness as I extricate myself from such a situation.

So when I see this little story, I don't think, "Aww" anything. But that's just based on experiences that have shaped me and the culture I'm in, so.