FOR THE TIME BEING

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Sé que el foro ya no es lo de antes, que su apogeo fue 2012-2013, pero es bueno volver y notar los cambios. Ya no se leen ff de one direction (que es por lo que llegué yo), ya no hay quien escriba de ellos, y no lo digo generalmente, pues puede haber por ahí alguien que todavía lo haga. Me parece que lo de hoy son los chinos, es una lástima que su mercado esté tan monopolizado que sólo se concentren en BTS, EXO o Twice.

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La verdad me gusta la idea de que EXO monopolice el mercado, digo, ¿quién no quiere que su ídolo tenga toda la fama del mundo?

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the cutest baby

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all we have is now

lately i've found myself believing in the principle that everything happens for a reason.
i've tripped and stumbled through this thing called young adult hood
disappointed the same people too many times 
made them proud through sporadic bursts of "hey let's do this now"
i guees that's just me.
one of the best accidental things in my life came from me making a wattpad account in the start of 2014.
in the beginning i, afraid of my mom finding out i made an account without asking her, didn't do much of anything.
i read creepy harry styles fanfiction and eventually wrote my own.
i idolized white feminist girls with potatoes and taylor swift in their profile picture
because that's what wattpad was.
it was a place where naive girls, and the occasional more than slightly predatory boy, gathered and ranted about how john green had released a book or how a then young luke hemmings pierced his lip.
i would've probably left this ever changing site if things were still the same
but this isn't even about me
this is about so much more.
either in early 2015 or late 2014 i became emerged in the most electric group of youth.
there were girls, boys, none of the aboves, all of the aboves. and all of them of all different sexualities and backgrounds. 
we grew together, questioning every bit and piece of ourselves and discovering our opinions and values.
all of us logged in with different levels of privilege and baggage.
throught jokes and caps lock we managed to find something in each other that i don't know i've found in anywhere else
a true sense of community devoloped in our corner of the internet.
it didn't matter if you talked to someone every day, or once a month, or hey maybe you only voted on their book that one time. it wasn't about that. it was about knowing they were there.
i feel like it was another accident that almost all of us had listened to a certain band at some point in their life.
until recently i hadn't considered the fact that we might've not come together if it not had been for them, but i know we are so much more than the obnoxious teenage fans were made out to be.
[...]
maybe when we're older and the last of us have lost touch we wont remember what it was really about.
i wonder if i'll remember who i was at fourteen and how people i've found on this website curated that.
i wonder if that girl who wrote me a story still writes poetry
if the one that texted me at eight am tht one saturday will ever think of me in the same way
god what is kenadi doing what is rommielle doing  
who will get a boyfriend and who will get a girlfriend and who will find neither.
i wonder if i'll ever really be happy and if the boy who's book i just commented will be too
god and how many of us are going to graduate highschool
or college
...
i clearly don't know a lot of things
but here is what i do know
i will go, everyone will, that's what life is about  
but it wont be the same
and i don't think it ever will

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RISE JINHWAN