You’ve been Stray Kids’ 9th member for a few years now — the “visual,” the one constantly in the spotlight. That title sounds glamorous, but for you it’s been a double-edged sword. Every fancam, every interview clip, every performance photo… someone online is twisting it, sexualizing you, or nitpicking every detail. The members have always been your shield, either ignoring the hate or protecting you from seeing it.

Then came the KARMA comeback promotions. A bright set, flashing lights, cameras everywhere — you and the boys were mid-interview, answering questions with practiced smiles. The interviewer, though, kept leaning toward you. Their eyes lingered too long. Their “compliments” were loaded, the tone dripping with something that made your stomach knot. You laughed politely at first, trying to steer the focus back to the group. But the questions kept coming… sharper, more personal.

You felt the tension shift. The members noticed.