I'll admit; I've seen the nasty, embarrassing parts of this fandom, the parts which make potential armys want to avoid us. The inappropriate comments on YouTube, the delusional possessiveness over one member or another, those have certainly made their appearance. It's not been hard to notice Armys starting fanwars or hating on other artists for the sole reason that they are opposition. Hatred, rudeness, insensitivity, cruelty: I've seen them all. Such things sicken me, and should be addressed, but they're not all that I've seen.
Amidst all the bad, the good shines bright.
It's been easy to see the support Armys show each other, their kind and compassionate nature. In addition, I've spotted Armys refusing to take part in fanwars started by other fandoms, and I've noticed the forgiveness and patience Armys have shown those who have unfairly shamed or made fun of our boys. Yes, I have, and I couldn't be prouder to say that.
BTS's fandom is big, and it's growing larger by the day (deservedly so). But, in a world which isn't only white, our fandom isn't an exception. People are both bad and good, and our family is no …show more content…
They stick by BTS' side through thick and thin, unwavering, always showing their infinite support through tender words and hours of dedication, such as streaming their music videos or voting for them incessantly. Although understanding BTS' success is their own, they also know it is made possible only through hard work from all Armys. Yet, Armys don't only support the 7 boys; they support each other, as well. I cannot begin to tell you how much my Army friends have helped me: they've encouraged me when I was down, motivated me with stories of BTS' own successes and soothed my sorrow with photos of the members. Simply put, they've become much more than just my fellow fans of BTS. We've formed real, strong bonds, and our friendship extend further than BTS'
Amidst all the bad, the good shines bright.
It's been easy to see the support Armys show each other, their kind and compassionate nature. In addition, I've spotted Armys refusing to take part in fanwars started by other fandoms, and I've noticed the forgiveness and patience Armys have shown those who have unfairly shamed or made fun of our boys. Yes, I have, and I couldn't be prouder to say that.
BTS's fandom is big, and it's growing larger by the day (deservedly so). But, in a world which isn't only white, our fandom isn't an exception. People are both bad and good, and our family is no …show more content…
They stick by BTS' side through thick and thin, unwavering, always showing their infinite support through tender words and hours of dedication, such as streaming their music videos or voting for them incessantly. Although understanding BTS' success is their own, they also know it is made possible only through hard work from all Armys. Yet, Armys don't only support the 7 boys; they support each other, as well. I cannot begin to tell you how much my Army friends have helped me: they've encouraged me when I was down, motivated me with stories of BTS' own successes and soothed my sorrow with photos of the members. Simply put, they've become much more than just my fellow fans of BTS. We've formed real, strong bonds, and our friendship extend further than BTS'