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MARS loves Martin

Bro, when it comes to plus-size idols, they’re not common and aren’t exactly welcomed by the Korean entertainment industry due to aesthetic standards. But there’s Shindong, a member of Super Junior (a group that debuted in 2005 under SM Entertainment), who’s been heavily criticized since his debut. I remember he lost weight but gained it back, and these days he’s struggling to lose weight once again!! Idols go on extremely strict diets to lose a lot of weight just to fit into this Korean standard, which I think is awful because it’s really bad for their physical and mental health. Recently, Martin said during a live stream that he’s stopped eating because he feels really good-looking, but when it comes to someone who’s active, works hard, and has to be dancing and singing all the time, it really worries me! I’ve seen idols collapse on stage due to lack of energy, low blood pressure, malnutrition, anemia, and other problems that this pursuit of a “standard image” causes for idols—it’s sad 💔 Just imagine—they’re already so skinny, and people keep pressuring them or even using their bodies (which aren’t healthy at all) as a standard, so it’s really hard for an idol to be overweight It’s easier to find idols who are underweight 😭