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This is just a heads-up, and I hope everyone takes a moment to think about the possible consequences before continuing this campaign. There are already ongoing issues surrounding the production of the series. Adding more pressure through calls to #StopBromance could potentially make things worse. We have to consider the possibility that the company might eventually decide to pull the plug on the bromance project altogether, especially if the artists themselves become hesitant or uncomfortable about participating. Let's be realistic. If the working environment becomes uncomfortable for the artists, why would they want to be part of something that brings them unnecessary pressure, backlash, or controversy? We should remember that these artists are professionals. They deserve the freedom to accept projects, explore different roles, work with different people, and grow in their careers without having to constantly deal with demands from fans. Please let them work where they feel comfortable. Supporting an artist should mean supporting their growth and opportunities, even when a particular project isn't what we personally prefer. You don't have to support every project, and nobody is forcing you to watch something you don't like. But there's a difference between choosing not to support a project and actively campaigning to take that opportunity away from others. We should be careful about what we wish for. We might end up losing an entire project simply because we couldn't allow the artists to work freely. Let's not turn our personal preferences into limitations on their careers. Respect their choices, respect their work, and give them room to grow. Support should never become pressure. And fandom should never become a reason for artists to lose opportunities. Please respect artist preference too.