Writing letters to idols...

[ChaeBraden]

Is it weird I write letters to idols without the intention of ever giving them to the idols? Like if I have something I want to say to them, I write it down as if I was going to give it them and then I just put it in a box. For example I got upset seeing Sunoo being so cautious of what he eats and I it helped getting that emotion out by writing it down as if I was going to send it to Sunoo. Maybe this is really weird but it honestly has helped me a lot. I write a lot to my ult because I constantly like miss him? Haha

 

[X-kai]

This is honestly kinda of cute lol
I think if you ever do meet him you can give this to him It'll be a very nice interaction!

 

[JustAGiantKpopMultistan]

Is there a way you can actually like mail letters across the country to their entertainment company and they'll get them?

 

[Seogi]

Is there a way you can actually like mail letters across the country to their entertainment company and they'll get them?

I think there is.

 

[ChaeBraden]

I agree. I think it'd be kind of funny if I met Stray Kids and gave them each my notes for them and there was a significantly larger amount for Jeongin and probably Felix and Seungmin too. I would just write the stuff on the fan cafes and stuff but I feel better knowing other people aren't seeing them so I can share my personal experiences.

 

[sanasideup]

Is there a way you can actually like mail letters across the country to their entertainment company and they'll get them?

you can, but the idol probably won't get it. it's similar to celebrities in the us - you write a letter and send it to their company/agency/label. most of the time they get trashed or someone working for the company reads them (and then they get trashed). it can also take years for your letter to get through and reach the artist (like, i wrote a letter to an author when i was in 6th grade, and he wrote back when i was in 11th grade). sending a letter to korea will be way more expensive tho, since it's going overseas

 

[ChaeBraden]

you can, but the idol probably won't get it. it's similar to celebrities in the us - you write a letter and send it to their company/agency/label. most of the time they get trashed or someone working for the company reads them (and then they get trashed). it can also take years for your letter to get through and reach the artist (like, i wrote a letter to an author when i was in 6th grade, and he wrote back when i was in 11th grade). sending a letter to korea will be way more expensive tho, since it's going overseas

Thats what I would figure that's one of the main reasons don't intend to give the letters to them