SAY NO TO SASAENGS

Isn't it too much?

Forcing him to watch on your cameras? Almost literally glue-ing your freakin cams on his face?

It can cause psychological issues for him, fyi sasaengs.

All of you, keep on laughing like donkeys and whining like grown-up babies, like what so funny bishes, LUHAN IS FEELING STRANGLED UP, give him some SPACE.

And that security guard, is pointless.

/this is so annooooooooying and frustratingggggggg/

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Dark50 #1 Apr 2, 2014 10:37:26

i would have become a sasaeng if i lived in korea or.china.

i mean who wouldnt want to be near their idols?

shining_writer #2 Apr 2, 2014 09:30:22

It just all stems from curiosity. Sasaengs are like us, really. They are curious about what their idols do. Because they look so glamorous and mysterious they want to know their idols. They get satisfaction from seeing them, from knowing them more. They might seem crazy in here but isn't that what we want, to an extent? To be close to an idol, to know them in real life? For them to know us personally? Though we wouldn't do this by hurting them. These sasaengs are too warped up in their fantasies to know that they are hurting their idols. We probably wouldn't do such 'crazy' actions though. I remember reading reports that shows how sasaengs are hit/sprayed repellent on them/scolded so managers/security guards can protect the idols. But isn't that how Jessica got injured? The security guard thought she was a sasaeng trying to sneak in and hit her. Can we blame them at all, they can't do anything. People don't understand that the security guards/managers are just doing their job.