sparkling-sunoo

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4shoboiz

you scold and say "ill" people who shipping idols but you write a fan fiction about idols. is this true? i don't think so. their fic too just a fiction. not shipping.

sparkling-sunoo

@4shoboiz Even if shipping is “just for fun,” it involves real people who did not agree to have romantic stories created about them. Respecting their privacy is part of respecting them as artists and human beings, while enjoying K-pop and appreciating idol friendships is completely fine, shipping members from the same group often crosses into misunderstanding, pressure, and invasion of privacy. It’s healthier to support them for their talent, teamwork, and individuality instead. When stories portray them in romantic or intimate relationships, it can blur the line between imagination and reality. Even if the story is labeled “fiction,” it still uses their real names, faces, and identities, which they never agreed to be used in romantic narratives. Third, it can affect perception. When romantic fanfiction spreads widely, some fans may start believing those dynamics are real or “hinted at,” which can lead back into parasocial thinking and misinformation.
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sparkling-sunoo

@4shoboiz I never supported same group member fanfictions because thats straight up disrespectful. Shipping members from the same K-pop group might feel harmless or fun for fans. K-pop idols are real people, not fictional characters. They have personal boundaries, emotions, and private lives. When fans ship them together, it often ignores the fact that their on-screen chemistry like teamwork, friendliness, or stage interaction is part of their job. They are trained to be warm and engaging with each other for performances and promotions, but that does not mean there is a romantic relationship behind it. Besides some companies force them to act like that so that the fandom increases. Shipping can create pressure and discomfort for the idols themselves. Many K-pop idols have spoken indirectly about feeling awkward when fans misinterpret their friendships. Imagine being close friends with a coworker and constantly seeing people online insisting you are dating them—it can make normal interactions feel monitored or forced. This can affect their mental comfort and natural behavior. It fuels parasocial relationships. Fans sometimes start believing they “know” the idols personally or understand their feelings and relationships. This is not reality. It can blur the line between entertainment and real life, leading to misunderstandings and unrealistic expectations. It spreads misinformation. Fans may create stories, edits, or “proof” that are actually just coincidences or edited clips taken out of context. Over time, this can turn into false narratives that are widely believed online, even though there is no real evidence behind them. it’s important to remember consent.
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4shoboiz

you said they don't really know each other, but i'm talking about fictional stories written within the same group. i don't ship people from different groups, and i never will. believe me, idols are aware of these things. they also frequently engage in what's called fan service. it would be foolish to say they don't know. also i've been in the kpop community longer than you think but i don't think it's about the length of time; don't worry, i have enough knowledge :)
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pchysnz

— DAISY RING. psh ksn
          
          Kang Mirae never thought she'd start over in a town that didn't even show up on most maps.
          
          But after one too many late nights in a Seoul office with no windows, a career that drained more than it fulfilled, and a loneliness she couldn't explain - she left. No dramatic exit. No bold declarations. Just a resignation letter, a one-way train ticket, and a silent promise to breathe again.
          
          The town was quiet.
          
          Too quiet, at first. Until she found Sunflower Café  - all honey-yellow walls, chipped mugs, and the kind of warmth you don't realize you've been craving until it wraps around you.
          
          And there was Kim Sunoo.
          
          The barista with soft eyes, a gentle laugh, and an uncanny ability to remember her order after the first visit. He made her feel seen - not in a loud, overwhelming way - but in a quiet, grounding way. Like maybe she wasn't as invisible as she'd begun to feel.
          
          But fate has a way of complicating simple things.
          
          Because Park Sunghoon - Sunoo's best friend - was also in town. All cool composure and sharp edges, he was everything Sunoo wasn't: intense, observant, and honest in ways that disarmed her. Mirae wasn't supposed to notice the way he always seemed to show up when she needed him most. Or the way her heart sped up when it shouldn't have.
          
          What started as healing unraveled into confusion.
          
          Two people. Two kinds of love. One heart still learning how to feel again.
          
          And in the middle of it all - a girl, a café, and the slow bloom of something real.
          
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ddeonucookies_

Hiii f4f ?

sparkling-sunoo

@ddeonucookies_ Same here, but distracting myself so that I don't get overstressed....
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sparkling-sunoo

@ddeonucookies_ Great! Wbu?
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ddeonucookies_

@sparkling-sunoo that's so cool! I'm Mia, how are u doing?
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