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♡    "Yah! Ron, you can’t do that.”

What exactly couldn’t Felicia’s fellow blonde do? Open a bag of chips and eat them in the middle of the store, that’s what. Even though the smell of the hot pork rinds was extremely appetizing, she still wanted to give the other a hard way to go. What exactly were they doing in a grocery store? Well, Fel had convinced Ron to spend the night and that meant that they needed to buy food. Sure, the Lotus dorm was chock full of food as it was, but why not get more? Besides, it always was gone by Sunday, especially when Tai would come to stay with them on  the weekends. Continuing to swing her feet over the front of the cart that she was being pushed around in, Felicia puffed her cheeks in thought. Self-control wasn’t exactly something she’d had much of and by now, those chips were far too enticing for her to not want some. “Okay, if you’re going to eat them, you might as well share. Especially since I’m older. And don’t you dare say something grumpy or I’ll make you sleep outside.”

                         One For The Girls / not accepting

11. Some female artists are heavily marketed as such to appeal to an older, male audience. Do you see any problem(s) with this?

I do see a problem with it when the girls are under the legal age limit. It’s disgusting to me, honestly. I mean, it’s one of those things that won’t change either, but I guess the change starts with the companies themselves. There are groups such as CLC and even the sub-unit Hi Suhyun and they appealed to their peers male and female in my opinion. They acted and looked their age, which isn’t something that’s very hard to do. Then again, it must be just as difficult as being a group of grown women and having to do concepts that would be deemed for teenagers, such as SNSD’s I Got A Boy era. However, back to the topic. Being someone that has a girl group under my company with members that are under the age of 19, I in no way condone the idea of marketing to a demographic of grown ass men.

12. “Female idols exist not for their musical talents but to sell a fantasy.” Talk about how that statement affects you/what it makes you think.

Do I really need to talk about that? I think from all the answers I’ve given so far, it’s pretty obvious where I stand on issues like this. Hell, where everyone should stand, honestly. But, to humour the question, I’ll make it short and sweet. I don’t agree with it and it doesn’t affect me anymore, since I know that I’ve made it known the kind of woman that I am. I just worry for certain groups under Crown that haven’t had the luxury to establish themselves that way yet. And I hope it’s not a discouragement to them.

14. Some online blogs exist for the sole purpose of discussing an idol’s sexual appeal. How do you feel about some of the very graphic comments found online? Are you even aware of them?

I pay them no heed. I know of them, but I don’t go looking at the contents or the words said. There’s no reason to.

15. The South Korean standard of beauty is a very singular one. Do you feel as if you fit into it? What effects has it had on you and/or how it makes you perceive yourself?