Idol Speaks on Her Experience Being Sexually Harassed By Famous Idol (1 Viewer)

[VillageIdiot]

Her name is Grace, she's a soloist.
The first nine minutes are her personal experiences as an idol, the last few minutes are things that happened in her childhood.
Yes, the unnamed place is most likely Burning Sun, she's referenced being there before.

I think she really hits on why "nugu" idols don't come forward or feel the need to come forward in the last two minutes. As much as we like to think we're better or more tolerant, almost every time a sexual assault scandal arises, the victim is shamed and belittle almost instantly. Especially if she's of a lower rank.
Harassment, abuse, exploitation is so common in the industry, we know it is.
So why do we always insist on denying it?
If it can happen to Taeyeon, Jessica, Tiffany, Hyejeong, Amber, Stellar and all the other groups sexually exploited for profit, Tahiti's Jisoo and countless other trainees, it can happen to anyone.
"Oppa didn't mean it" isn't gonna cut it anymore

 

[Abeamus]

It's not just the kpop industry though, it's a problem everywhere that when a matter comes up where you have to take sides most people won't wait for strong evidence to judge. They will do it based off feeling which can be influenced by previous feelings of the people involved or if you saw cases turn out false before and you start thinking people are just after attention/money or something.

I hope this case makes male idols think more about what they are doing at least.

 

[mynameislalisa]

Of course, it happens everywhere but especially kpop is good in making you feel like everything is perfect and innocent. Now we get a little insight into the dark side of kpop. It doesn't feels so innocent anymore.

 

[blueberries]

It's pretty fucked up : /

 

[lexus]

It really sucks when you find out kpop, something that all of us here love, isn't as good as we think it is. It's not all sunshine and rainbows. Once you realize how dark it can get it changes your whole perspective on it. It sucks might suck, but we can ignore the issues of it either.