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Intro. I was the eighth member of BTS, but I was never treated as part of the group.
In a world where the ARMY watched every step, every smile, every breath, I should be the solution. The hope. But I was just a 16-year-old girl, too small for that giant stage, too innocent to understand hate, fame and invisible rules.
I didn't know what love was. I didn't know what a relationship was. I only knew what pain was.
Pain in my leg, which made me walk crookedly, slowly, feeling each step as a warning that I didn't belong there. Pain in the chest, when they passed me as if I were a piece of furniture in the house — so small that they said I looked like part of the stove, always there, useful, but never seen.
The boys ignored me. They didn't talk to me. They didn't look at me.
Taehyung was the worst of all the members
BTS- Between Fame and Solitude 🌧️
@Vitória Jaqueline
BTS- Between Fame and Solitude 🌧️
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Intro. I was the eighth member of BTS, but I was never treated as part of the group.
In a world where the ARMY watched every step, every smile, every breath, I should be the solution. The hope. But I was just a 16-year-old girl, too small for that giant stage, too innocent to understand hate, fame and invisible rules.
I didn't know what love was. I didn't know what a relationship was. I only knew what pain was.
Pain in my leg, which made me walk crookedly, slowly, feeling each step as a warning that I didn't belong there. Pain in the chest, when they passed me as if I were a piece of furniture in the house — so small that they said I looked like part of the stove, always there, useful, but never seen.
The boys ignored me. They didn't talk to me. They didn't look at me.
Taehyung was the worst of all the members
BTS- Between Fame and Solitude 🌧️
@Vitória Jaqueline
BTS- Between Fame and Solitude 🌧️