Rosé

All of them except one.

I think a lot of it has to do to protect the person that I love.

I've noticed that it hurts more if any of my friends are attacked or the closer the person is, if they're ever attacked, it really, really is hurtful.

Also, I am okay because I'm in the public eye and

It's my job and it comes with the territories and I'm like, okay, whatever.

But, you know, I think it's a bit unfair.

But not saying like I'm against it, but like for now with the like fan base that I've experienced, which I would love to in the future maybe really fully trust the media to protect me and be there for me, then I might feel comfortable.

But for now, I don't know if I'm felt –

I think it's been like a two-way thing, like both ways.

I think one of the toxic ones... Yeah, that's like I feel like how every conversation starts.

Because there are some toxic ones, not toxic ones, there are some where like you feel where that's coming from, like the protecting, you know, element of it.

And I believe it.

But there was one, if I think about it, now I look back on it and I'm like, why were you so bad?

Like, what?

I can, like, say it like that now, but I'm like, I do kind of look back and be like, wait, what?

Because I was, I think, I was younger then.

I was more younger and, like, more, I guess, more insecure.

And I was just very, like, I'm, like, in love and whatever.

But then anytime he'd be, like, oh, like, even, like, to his friends, he would kind of be, like, oh, I just, I'm just going to go, like, hang out with my friends.

And, like, it's just, I don't want to have you there because it's, like, and he'd make it seem like he's trying to, like, limit, like,