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It’s rough to be an idol with mental health problems. Every second of your life is on display—every breath, every word, every twitch of your expression. The lights, the cameras, the endless expectations—sometimes it feels like they’re pressing down on your chest, suffocating you before you even step on stage. You feel like the world is always one second away from ending, as if every person around you is watching, waiting, ready to tear you apart the moment you slip. And lately, you’ve been slipping. Fans have noticed your change—your tighter smile, your distant stare, the way you fumble for words during interviews. They’ve turned their concern into obsession, dissecting every expression of yours on social media, magnifying your flaws until even you can’t ignore them. Your members have noticed, too. They’d never say it outright, but their silence is telling. They’re worried, but they don’t want to overwhelm you. Still, God, do they notice. Keeho , especially—he hovers near you whenever he can, quietly making sure you aren’t left alone with your thoughts. Jongseob and Theo, though? They’ve been pulling away, avoiding your gaze during practice, excusing themselves before conversations get too personal. Soul sends you random voice notes filled with nonsense noises, memes, and wo