I saw someone get flamed a couple of days ago for stating this, but idc.
It needs to be said, especially this fandom literally trying to rationalize and normalize bullying.
But I am tired of y'all criticizing the things they do in their personal lives. Especially if the girls go to parties and such.
I am tired of y'all switching up on things and people, literally, I've seen people say that the sis era was the best, and then y'all say that the sis era was giving Disney Channel.
Y'all are allowed to have your opinion, but that switch-up is crazy; it seems like whatever Katseye does, y'all will never be happy.
Y'all are always deflecting and gaslighting whenever someone brings up concerning behaviour from fandom. (Again, someone before literally got gaslighted for pointing out problems in this fandom), especially when it comes to how the fandom treats Manon.
The lack of empathy towards the girls about the whole influencer leaking situation.
I'm not saying you have to glaze everything that they do It's just weird to me how you guys seem to hate everything.
Edit: I just saw some deflection and downplaying in real time. All I have to say is that I am not the only one who feels this way about how this fandom, you can't even search up Katseye's name on any social media platform without major issues and controversies popping up about it, and many people outside of the fandom question if Eyekons truly like Katseye because of their hatred towards them. That should be a sign that there is a problem.
Deflecting and or using the fact that this is a "neutral space" is going to change the reality of how this fandom treats them, and you can't just use that it's an "opinion" as a shield whenever people call out when something you say is questionable.
There is a space for negative opinion when necessary, but for me, and many other people, the hatred they receive is not necessary ot vaild.
Some of y'all hate these girls over fanfiction, things that are not of their control, things that happen in Dream Academy, and switching up on them or pinning them against each other.
It's not ok or normalized as random fandom behaviour.