Today is your international birthday, you turn 20/21. You know you came a long way, for a guy who apparently couldn't dance or sing you really nail every dance move and every pitch; however that's not what interest me the most. South Korean Idols are locked in a small box which are labled "Idols." You are told from the day you start training on how to act, what to say, how to do something. You are given scripts on what to say, every show is scripted; you have no freedom. Than comes in Key. He legit doesn't care what anybody else thinks, he has fun and could care less if you call him gay or a diva. He's learning to love himself for who he is, and that in turn makes us fans learn to love ourselves for who we are. You have taught us that if a person doesn't like us for who we are, then they're not worth it. We shouldn't change for anybody.

If we meet I wouldn't spazz out and ask you to marry me, if anything I'll just bow and say thanks. You might be in wonderment as to why, and it's complicated and quite stupid to explain but you make me learn not to hate myself, less and less each day. Yes I know you can be a , a nagging diva but you actually care about other people. You're a nice guy that's rough around the edges; if a person was hurt you'll be there in two point five seconds. 

I wish one day, I can be strong as you. But for now, for however long you can stand it, keep on being yourself. Keep on encoring others, keep on being something you wont be ashamed of being. Who cares if you're gay, bi, straight, panual--we love you for Kim Kibum; not of Key the Umma Diva of SHINee.

Happy Birthday, may all your struggles in life mount out to something worthwhile--Just to see you smile.