shritakemushrooms

I’ve been reflecting on everything, and I genuinely believe AouBoom once shared a real friendship. Years together couldn’t have meant nothing. Perhaps priorities changed, feelings shifted, or the friendship simply ran its course. Whatever happened, I believe something changed along the way. And please, stop using Third’s popularity to validate Aou. Are you implying he cannot succeed on his own merits? I don’t have to support the new pairing or pretend to see chemistry I don’t feel. That’s personal preference, not hatred. You keep saying we don’t know what happened behind the scenes. True! But what about what we’ve seen right in front of us? There are public interactions where his expressions and reactions toward Boom appeared visibly cold, irritated, or uncomfortable. If that’s how things appeared with cameras rolling, is it unreasonable to wonder what their relationship was like when the cameras were off? We may not know the full story, but that doesn’t mean we cannot question what we witnessed. What bothers me most is the apparent lack of empathy. Imagine investing years of your life into something, only to watch everything change so abruptly. You don’t have to be a Jelly to understand why that hurts. GMMTV, this goes beyond Boom. Today it’s him; tomorrow it could be another artist. You cannot keep prioritizing commercial interests while overlooking how your decisions affect artists, fans, and public trust. A company’s reputation matters just as much as its revenue. Regardless of who is involved, whether an established star or an upcoming artist, everyone deserves the same level of respect, fairness, professionalism, and protection. No artist should be treated as less valuable than another. Accountability should be consistent, not selective. 💜 @GMMTV @GMMTV