I have started noticing people hating actors in this site too. I don't know why I overlooked it before thinking people can have different opinions and it's not wrong to dislike actors. But now it has become so toxic how people think it's very normal.
Replying toleafless7•Feb 18, 2025•Liked Feb 18, 2025
Rip. Kim Sae Ron.I have started noticing people hating actors in this site too. I don't know why I overlooked…
I recently saw something really really disgusting comment about an actor getting 50 likes. The people calling out that user got their comments mass reported and deleted. A lot of people on this site are not so different from the Knetz. If only moderators worked better here...
I went through some of the comments here and I cant believe there are some heartless people among us as well.. Trying to justify what happened to her?? As if she deserved death?? Crime is a crime?? Seriously?? To those posting such comments.. You are not saints.. Just hypocrites hiding behind a screen.. You are no better than the very cruelty that drove her to this..
I saw her death on my timeline and completely logged off the social media. I was so shocked because I was really looking forward to her return. She had everything to do it. But what to do with a broken soul? The hate must have really broken her. So, I can imagine the pain she went through in her final days. I saw a comment somewhere, dead people receive more flowers because regret is greater than gratitude. Rest in peace Kim Sae Ron, you gave your childhood to all of us and made us very happy. But we failed to protect you.
They broke her. Chewed her up and spat her out like she was nothing. One mistake. That’s all it took. They tore her apart, piece by piece, like vultures feasting on fresh meat, like she was never more than a commodity to be used and discarded.
Where were they when she was drowning? Where were the ones who once praised her, called her a star, celebrated her talent? Gone. Cowards. Hypocrites. Monsters. They never cared about her, only the spectacle of her downfall, only the thrill of tearing someone apart.
She bled out under the weight of their judgment. The industry threw her away like garbage, the public turned her into a cautionary tale, and the media feasted on her suffering like it was their birthright. They didn’t just let this happen. They wanted it. They needed it. They craved it. Because what is the Korean entertainment industry if not a machine built to chew up young talent and spit them out the moment they become inconvenient?
And now she’s gone. Dead. And the same people who destroyed her will shed their fake tears, post their empty condolences, pretend they gave a damn, THEN MOVE ON TO THEIR NEXT VICTIM. They killed her. Not just the industry, not just the public, but every single one of those silent actors, those spineless colleagues, those so-called friends who stood by and said nothing.
Shame on them. Shame on every single one of them who watched this happen and looked the other way. Not one word. Not one voice raised in her defense. Because that's how it always goes, right? The Korean entertainment industry thrives on silence. It demands it. It breeds a culture where speaking up is dangerous, where loyalty is nothing but a façade, where they smile for the cameras while turning their backs on their own.
Kim Sae-ron’s death isn’t just a tragedy. It’s a crime. A crime committed by an industry that thrives on destruction. A crime enabled by a public that revels in judgment. A crime made possible by actors, by her so-called peers, who never stood up for her, just like they never stand up for anyone.
And now they will move on. Because that’s all they know how to do. But I hope every last one of them, every whispering voice, every condemning hand, every coward who turned away, chokes on their guilt. Because they didn’t just watch her fall. THEY PUSHED HER. THEY KILLED HER
Every year, it's someone else—it’s insane. This has been going on for over a decade, Proper investigations aren’t conducted, everything is covered up. It's truly sad—she was just a girl.
They got another one… Its absolutely tragic how as a society they push someone to such extremes over a mistake.. Who hasn’t made one?? But instead of a chance to grow and move forward she was met with relentless judgment and isolation.. They tore her down without mercy for their own amusement.. This was never about justice.. Just another ruthless witch hunt.. The double standards are glaring isn't it?? They pick and choose who to crucify while turning a blind eye to those who actually harm others.. A single mistake from one person leads to a lifetime of condemnation.. While others who exploit, deceive and destroy lives walk free.. Cheaters and Adulterers are even celebrated.. Its never about justice.. Its about control.. About finding an easy target to tear apart while the real problems are ignored..
I have not heard of Kim Se Ron until she passed on at only 24 years old! Then I googled about her. True, she did wrong 2 years ago. But all of us need second chances. If I did something wrong, I need a second chance too. For how long does the Korean public want to punish her when she was only 24! 🥺
The chemistry is insanely breathtaking here, i would say much more better and hardcore from their past two projects 😭😭 and watching her little tactics to get close to him is hilarious af.😭
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I have started noticing people hating actors in this site too. I don't know why I overlooked it before thinking people can have different opinions and it's not wrong to dislike actors.
But now it has become so toxic how people think it's very normal.
A lot of people on this site are not so different from the Knetz. If only moderators worked better here...
There's no point speculate on her death, best to wait and see.
Even in death, so many judgemental losers on this site who think they are perfect
The hate must have really broken her. So, I can imagine the pain she went through in her final days.
I saw a comment somewhere, dead people receive more flowers because regret is greater than gratitude.
Rest in peace Kim Sae Ron, you gave your childhood to all of us and made us very happy. But we failed to protect you.
Where were they when she was drowning? Where were the ones who once praised her, called her a star, celebrated her talent? Gone. Cowards. Hypocrites. Monsters. They never cared about her, only the spectacle of her downfall, only the thrill of tearing someone apart.
She bled out under the weight of their judgment. The industry threw her away like garbage, the public turned her into a cautionary tale, and the media feasted on her suffering like it was their birthright. They didn’t just let this happen. They wanted it. They needed it. They craved it. Because what is the Korean entertainment industry if not a machine built to chew up young talent and spit them out the moment they become inconvenient?
And now she’s gone. Dead. And the same people who destroyed her will shed their fake tears, post their empty condolences, pretend they gave a damn, THEN MOVE ON TO THEIR NEXT VICTIM. They killed her. Not just the industry, not just the public, but every single one of those silent actors, those spineless colleagues, those so-called friends who stood by and said nothing.
Shame on them. Shame on every single one of them who watched this happen and looked the other way. Not one word. Not one voice raised in her defense. Because that's how it always goes, right? The Korean entertainment industry thrives on silence. It demands it. It breeds a culture where speaking up is dangerous, where loyalty is nothing but a façade, where they smile for the cameras while turning their backs on their own.
Kim Sae-ron’s death isn’t just a tragedy. It’s a crime. A crime committed by an industry that thrives on destruction. A crime enabled by a public that revels in judgment. A crime made possible by actors, by her so-called peers, who never stood up for her, just like they never stand up for anyone.
And now they will move on. Because that’s all they know how to do. But I hope every last one of them, every whispering voice, every condemning hand, every coward who turned away, chokes on their guilt. Because they didn’t just watch her fall. THEY PUSHED HER. THEY KILLED HER
Then I googled about her.
True, she did wrong 2 years ago. But all of us need second chances. If I did something wrong, I need a second chance too.
For how long does the Korean public want to punish her when she was only 24! 🥺
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