There are some struggles that every K-pop fan has gone through for the sake of their biases and favorite groups. Do these look familiar to you?�

1) You wait forever for comebacks.�

Days, weeks, months, even years...�

2) But then you have ALL the summer comebacks.�

(How do I even keep track of everything?!)�

3) Not to mention the wait for debuts.

("How much longer...")

4) K-pop or school...?

You make it so difficult though, Taeyang.�

5) How idols must see you:

Just take my money. Take all my money.�

6) Your friends and family are sick and tired of hearing all about your favorite groups.�

You:�

Them:�

7) And you've definitely had more than a few fights over biases with your K-pop FRIENDS.�

(Back off punk, they're MY bias!)�

8) Your bias is either too young...

("It's ok, they can just call me noona/oppa.")

Or too old.

("An 8 year age difference means nothing in love oppa~")�

9) You go crazy trying to memorize a billion different terms.�

S-line? M-line? V-line? Someone write me a K-pop dictionary please. �

10) You can't just say "fantastic" anymore. �

I know you slipped in "baby" after reading that.�

11) And you always get the urge to correct your math teacher.

Teacher: What's does f(x) mean?

You: A five member South Korean girl group with members Krystal, Victoria, Luna, Sulli, and Amber.�

Teacher: ...

12) Sasaeng fans will forever feel your wrath.

13) And dealing with anti-fans saps your energy.�

Haters gonna hate hate hate though.�

14) Guy idols are prettier than you

(Brb sobbing over this unattainable beauty.)

15) And you cry when their eyeliner and hair game is stronger than yours.�

16) You might love them, but can't help but cringe when they speak English.�

("I love you and you're perfect but please stop.")�

17) The ultimate obstacle to love: geography.�

Not only do they rarely come to America, but American concerts sell out in minutes. What's a fan to do.

18) You cry hearing bad news involving your idols.�

19) And You've developed separation anxiety from member departures.�

20) Rumors of disbandment ruin your day.�

21) Actual disbandment ruins your life.�

(So done with everything.)�

22) You forever hope (in vain) for a reunion.�

("I'll wait forever if it takes forever.")

But Don't worry about the struggles. it's all worth being a K-pop fan in the end!

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