Fans invading Yunho and Changmin's privacy...

[thepuppeteer]

.. and my leaving Twitter because of it.

Perhaps my leaving Twitter makes no difference at all but I had to do it. Why?

I can’t stand reading about fans stalking Yunho and Changmin. In the US, in Canada, in Japan, in Korea or anywhere, basically. It’s just not okay. In fact, by now I am so pissed at the majority of silly, obsessive fangirls in this

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[ext_782558]

What's wrong with fans waiting at the airport to welcome HoMin to the city they've just landed in? And why wouldn't fans go to see Yunho at Lacoste if the point of Fashion's Night Out is to go to stores where celebrities will be appearing to meet them and take pictures of them?

I agree that some fans should learn to be more controlled when trying to meet their favorite idols, but you don't need to sound so self-righteous.

[thepuppeteer]

Because, as I said above already, it shows disrespect toward an idol's personal space. Something every person on the planet is entitled to. That is what's wrong.

As for my sounding self-righteous to you, I am willing to take the risk of not being agreed with. After all, it's the same fandom that pissed me off. I expected comments like yours.

NYC Store - Yunho

[ext_745528]

That was an official fanmeet arranged by management. Not stalking.

Re: NYC Store - Yunho

[thepuppeteer]

You again. Hi.
Nowhere in my post did I specify a certain, single event. I can see why your immediate association would be that, but you're still making an assumption.

I appreciate your informing me, however my problem with fans' attitude (not just actions) still stands, hence I stand by my post.

Re: NYC Store - Yunho

[jyoolyang]

The official fan-meeting didn't take place because Changmin hadn't arrived yet. Anyway, official fan-meeting or not, that doesn't give fans the right to suffocate them and lead them to hide in toilets.

[tetsu_sama69]

Amen sister.