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If you don’t have this on your blog at least once, get out.

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Hey i have an idea If you say you “love them so much” or “love them to death” then fucking show it in your actions. Yelling and screaming and literally shoving phones into their faces won’t make them go all sentimental on you. It will just make them extremely uncomfortable and if that continues (or even gets worse) they will completely lose interest in meeting fans.

If they see a group of fans in the distance and go another way or try to be unseen, do not freaking run after them or mob them! They clearly don’t feel like associating because if they did they would walk up by themselves. And if you do run after them and they politely (or rudely) tell you they either don’t have time or can’t stop for photos, don’t be surprised for their attitude or what they said to you. You could clearly take that from their behaviour yet you still ran after them and are surprised and start saying how rude to their fans they are (which 99% of the time doesn’t happen since they always tend to meet fans, at least ¼).

This picture absolutely disgusts me. How would you feel if you came from a long flight, took a bunch of pictures and then tried to walk through so you could finally go home after a long month or so of working and working and someone shoved phones in your face and pushed you left and right and shouted in your ear etc.? Actually, scratch all that. How would you feel if you put effort into giving all those people what they want and then kindly tried to leave and they kept taking you for granted and treating you like you have no feelings what so ever, like you like getting mobbed?

Doesn’t it ever cross your minds that they are most probably uncomfortable in situations like this but are too nice to tell you off rudely?! Will you be glad when they cut themselves off from us and stop interacting, stop being honest and treating us like people? Because they are, they are treating us like people, like family. They talk to us and laugh with us and ask us how we’re feeling and hug us and give us kisses on the cheek. When was the last time someone who has met them actually talked to them? Joked with them? Asked them how their day’s been? If you have, props to you.

Bottom line, s t o p mobbing them. Stop shoving stuff in their faces. Stop taking their kindness for granted. Ask them how they’re feeling. Walk up to them calmly and ask for a picture. Don’t run and scream. Walk and chill. Thank them for their time. Ask them about the new album. Talk to them. Make them feel like they’re our family too, and not just the other way around.

Let them know we appreciate them and everything they do and how they do it before it’s too late and before their attitude towards us completely changes.