Now that I've completed a thread on Joonie and how I'll support him no matter what.
I will now begin a thread talking about all the reasons I may never get to see BTS in real life, let alone marry one of them.
Maybe I should tag them? Nah let me not bother them.

1) I'm from the Caribbean. So I don't speak Korean and my culture is completely different. I'm basically on the other half of the world from them. I am of Asian descent but that's it really.

2) I'm a broke college student whose father is abusive and controlling. Sometimes I can't even watch a movie without him having an issue. So being poor coupled with controlling father means I've never travelled outside my country, and never will be able to as long as he's alive.

Yes, the argument could be made that I could get my own job move out & live on my own. That is my plan. But I know him he's not going to make that easy for me. He's a pain in my ass & now I want to tag BTS to thank them for helping me put up with him but I don't wanna harass them

3) I'm in medical school which means I don't have time for myself. Where am I going to find time to get a side job and save money, or even do something as small as learn Korean.

4) By the time things do work out for me where I have a steady income and freedom, BTS will probably be disbanded and married. So no more concerts and no more fan meetings. How am I supposed to meet them in real? And they'll be with someone else by that time, so I get nothing.

5) The way BigHit sells tickets on our side of the planet is based on American conditions. According to my friend you have to have an American card or something so (I don't know I don't travel) but you have to have that in order to get the ticket...which surprise, I don't.

6) I'm not big on seafood. I like certain things but it will never be my first choice when looking at a menu. And Korea is really big on seafood. And I can't eat certain meats so how am I supposed to...like...you know... survive. I FUCKING LOVE FOOD. And I need my good food.

7) Even if miracles happen and I meet a member, speak Korean and fall in love. I'm afraid of N. Korea's president. I'll question raising a family in S. Korea. Of course that's a stretch, you're not really safe anywhere but everything on this thread is a stretch so fuck it.

All in all, romance out of the question. The most depressing thing is that I'll probably never get to go to a concert & see them perform the music that has helped to keep me going. I may never get to feel the magic of going to a BTS concert. That hurts in a way I can't explain.