Traveling is finding beautiful things you never were looking for

Imagine taking a hiatus for three years, coming back and creating a masterpiece like „Arirang“ and receiving all the praise you deserve for it.

And this is what the Allianz Arena will look like on July 11. BTS will rock the Arena.

Here we go again with the hypocrite Anons.

Not that it's any of your business, but I've been a BTS fan for years. It goes way back to when I was living in the US.

By the way, there’s only one person who should be ashamed, and that’s you. The homophobia coming from you is just sad and makes me sick.

What difference does it make whether people are straight or gay, as long as they’re happy? Who has the right to decide which type of relationship is the right one? Why do we still have to engage in such pointless discriminatory debates in this day and age?

When I look at that, I see happiness, and that’s all that matters—no more and no less.

I‘ll keep this brief.

Why should I give a platform to someone who, for quite some time now, has clearly been intent on portraying himself as a man in the midst of a midlife crisis?

He decided a while ago to sell this slightly “tacky” image; I decided that I‘m not interested in it and would rather spend my free time doing something else.

It is easier to point fingers at others than to engage in honest self-reflection.

A relationship does not begin with a wedding, nor does a wedding change the way people interact with each other. A relationship does not arise from photo snippets that strangely always end up in the mailbox of the same blogger.

A foundation, if not the most important one, for a happy and functioning relationship is mutual respect. Without respect, there is no trust, and without trust, no relationship can function.

There is a significant difference between protecting privacy and showing respect. We have seen the former from both Cait and Sam over the years, but unfortunately never the latter towards their respective partners.

Let's pretend we don't know the OL fandom—that we have no idea there are antis, onlies, shippers, etc. Let's just focus on the show, which, let's be honest, has lost a lot of its appeal since season 3.

They killed the story, the chemistry and to a large extent, the acting performance a long time ago. Most fans are readers of Diana's books and still want to know how the story ends in the series. For a long time now, the series has been unable to convey what fascinates readers of the books so much—the love story of Jamie & Claire.

When season 8 ends, Outlander may remain on Netflix or Prime, but there won't be much demand for it. The competition is too fierce, and there are many more interesting series that are much more appealing, especially to younger audiences. Starz has known this for a long time, and at some point Sam will also have to realize that his personal/Sassenach marketing strategy was too one-sidedly focused on his Jamie image and serving his female fan base.

In short:

He has zero talent as a comedian

What target group is he trying to reach with this?

There comes a time when open shirts that reach down to the belly button no longer look cool, but cheap

first came something big in a trenchcoat, then a black and white picture with a striped sheet.

Meanwhile, the photos have achieved exactly what they were meant to. Away from the image of an actor who behaves like a teenager in midlife crisis in an IG story by a fitness influencer.

Towards the “loving” man in his mid-forties who, after a long search and with a problem committing to relationships, has finally found his own little family.

Who cares that nothing about this story seems organic nor natural.