If I were them, I would actually feel so uncomfortable. Imagine seeing your colleagues everyday most almost the entire day, and you also have to continue seeing them at home. If this kind of like pattern and lifestyle doesn’t suit you, the stress would be immense

I know it can’t be helped but still

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1. Me too, I’m someone whose personal space is awfully important and I’ve always thought that way. If I were an idol, I’ll wait until I get some seniority and pack my stuff right away to become independent

2. I totally agree, just thinking about this makes me feel uncomfortable

3. For real…Because of the contract period, it makes escaping even harder, ugh I can’t do it

4. I feel like because of things like that, some idols might actually become closer to each other if they were able to live separately? It’s like family relationship getting better once you spend time apart

5. I can understand how it’s easy for team bonding and managing if you stuck them together at first, so it’s not necessarily a bad thing, but after 1 year, I seriously bet everyone wants to live on their ownㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

6. For real, it differs from person to person but I bet there are always going to be people who would want to live on their own but because of the life of an idol, you must live in dorms in your debutㅠ This makes me even more impressed at idols who have a good relationship with each other

7. This is why there are teams with individual rooms the moment they debut nowadays

8. When I was young, I thought that all members must get along, but once I grow old and I’ve been working in the workforce, I realize how hard it is… Seriously when you work, you’re just trying to not be a burden to each other, as long as your relationship is like that, it’s already good..

9. Seriously this is one of the good things about YG, they give you your own dorm or at least everyone has their own room

10. Seriously imagine spending the entire day with someone, you can’t help but become sensitive