Hwayi

Phew, this is darker than unexpected but I like it :D

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YES! I have! It's amazing. It was one of my first cdramas.

Do it, do it, do it

I changed the emote name to hwayi, didn't you know? *inserts that laughing thingie*
Yes! A Girl Like Me is on my ptw!

:D as you wish

;) who ever said I was? shhhh

Oh hello there :) But honestly, he really does.

:D :D :D imma watch JoL soon(ish). I've just been distracted with the new kdramas bwahahaha

*inserts weirdo frog thingie carrying heart emoji*

Yus yus. This article is just *chef's kiss* :D
Anyways, haven't seen too many historical cdramas so my favorite modern cdrama characters ;)
Love is Sweet - Jiang Jun, Yuan Shuai
Go Ahead - the beautiful beautiful beautiful troublesome iconic sibling trio :D
and Hikaru no Go - Shi Guang, Chu Ying, and Yu Liang :)

Yup. It's kinda complicated. And I personally don't know the whole story myself. I'd say assume he admitted to the bullying but hold off on the sexual assault allegations for now. But whatever it is, this is pretty serious.

That's... a little extreme.

I don't believe so. I think he just responded to the bullying accusations. Not the others. But I only know from the letter and MDL

Ah yes, the apology and admitting he was in the wrong. Well I did say to wait, so feel free to "cancel" him now

Oh, I meant this comment for a whole lot of people, not just them. It frustrates me how quick people are to judge others. When put into that position, I'm sure they'll want the presumption of innocence as well but they don't give it to others. The hypocrisy is real.

But yes, victims can be silenced by people in power.

You're honestly one to talk about basic "aggressive word" human rights. Like are you for real? You're condemning someone without facts. You're believing someone without facts. Did you know that innocent until proven guilty is considered a human right according to the UN? And yet, somehow we care more about our celebrities than human rights because we're asking for proof and giving the presumption of innocence?

I don't know who I believe. I'm neutral in this. But I can see that you're not. Anyone who disagrees with your opinion needs help. Needs therapy to be exact. Why therapy though? That's like one of those snowflakes comebacks when you can't argue back reasonably.

Also, for your comment to krsoland, wow. What a way to put words in someone's mouth. I can see that you like to do that often.

And before you can tell me to do so, I'll set up an appointment with my therapist.

For those already condemning him without even letting this whole thing be investigated, please refrain from doing so. It's accusations. They could end up not being true or they could end up being true. But don't condemn someone until you have proof that they've done so. Yes, there are victims coming forth and saying he bullied them, but should you believe everything someone says without further proof or investigation? So some of you, please hold your horses and let the investigation speak for itself. Don't call someone a bully when you don't have the facts yet. Feel free to call him a bully if he's proven to be one but as of right now, he's innocent until proven guilty.
Thank you :D

Bwahaha this unintentionally made me laugh. Even in the seriousness of the conversation. Anyways, I do agree with what your original comment :D

I think some of y'all don't know what victim blaming is. Questioning whether this accusation is true or not, is *NOT* victim-blaming. So many people like to throw that out there but it's really not victim-blaming. Victim blaming is straight-up BLAMING THE VICTIM for what the perpetrator did which means in simpler words, making up reasons why the bully had the right to bully the victim. The comments here did not say that. They are not saying, "that victim must've really had it coming for them" "they must've done something that caused this bullying" <-- this is victim-blaming.

You apparently aren't innocent until proven guilty anymore. It's simply, "They did this. They are guilty" and bam! your career is over. When people are saying, "You are worried more about your "favorite idol's career than the victim" no. We're not. We don't even know if there is a victim. I don't believe everything I read off the internet. This may make me seem "heartless" and "insensitive" but are you kidding? These are just basic facts. Being called "dumb" because you asked for facts?

I'm totally and fully aware of bullying. I myself have been bullied. I was bullied because of my weight so I lost weight, I was bullied because of what I ate, so I stopped eating. I was bullied. But I forgave them. Why? Because why should I be the one who's hurting? Why should I live my life miserable just because of some bullies? I moved on from my experiences and forgot. I'm aware that I was always extremely mature for my age so I guess this logic had hit me at such a young age.

Anyways, what if this isn't true? What if this accusation isn't true? Then the person who accused Ji Soo is the bully here. And, if he's proven guilty, his career is over and I'd be okay with it. If he's proven innocent, his career is STILL OVER because y'all are so quick to judge without facts or evidence. And you know what I've heard when people are proven innocent? "They must've bribed them" "it's because he's a celebrity" and all this stuff.

What I'm trying to say here in my jumbled mess is that I won't believe anything until evidence comes.

You can see how much he's improved and how hard he works throughout his roles. It would be unfair to kill off all his progress by just saying we love him because of his looks. Not everyone is so shallow. Anyways, I'm sure he'll rock this role if he does end up picking it up.