"why celebrities are like that" -> another privilege signifier, as if people (especially women and girls) of all classes don't struggle with this disease. as if (as op pointed out) there aren't other, extremely major reasons that celebs specifically are vulnerable to eating disorders.

"if you don't have the proper resources..." -> the proper resources are FOOD and TREATMENT, anyone with anorexia is by definition struggling to accept either of those things regardless of money.

"...you would be unable to function in daily life" -> anyone with anorexia, including celebs, is not functioning in daily life if you (correctly) define "functioning" in part as having healthy, non-life-threatening behaviors. depending on how long and severely they've been struggling, they may have trouble functioning to the point of being unable to run, lift heavy things, go up the stairs, sing, dance, or even stand and walk. they may have heart disease or pancreatitis.

"it's a way of saying..." -> no one suffering from anorexia is doing it to flaunt class privilege. it's an disease. many people who have it are completely out of control / under the disease's control.

"...you can afford to live on the edge" -> no one can "afford" to do this. it is a deadly disease that can kill you no matter how rich you are.

"I fully believe this" -> this disease kills 10,200 people per year in the US alone, 75% of whom are women and girls*. you've constructed this belief to position the victims (up to 20% of whom will die of anorexia**) as oppressors so that you can blame women and girls for their own suffering, instead of sympathizing with them and encouraging treatment. you should be ashamed.

*source

because on one hand, I would be really interested to see yunho do trouble maker, but when when he reenacted it with wooyoung, it just kinda showed me why he couldn't. he would've made a parody of it, the way boygroups have done for years. i dont mean this negatively, but its always been a skit or a bit when boygroups do trouble maker with other guys?

and i think one of the amazing things about hwagi trouble maker is that it takes these two performers, whose skill is performance above anything else, and they took it seriously and did it with sincerity. it takes a generous partner to both give the hyuna part to someone else, and it takes a lot of trust to DO the hyuna part and put faith in that your partner isnt going to make fun of you for doing it.

the POINT is that mingi was the least expected to do hyuna, and that he took it seriously with his tallness and broadness and deep, low voice. and seonghwa took him seriously as it, and understood that the point was that mingi was taller than him, broader than him, and therefore didn't met mingi with any posturing to emasculate mingi in order to go 'no homo!!!'.