BTS RM writes cryptic letter on strength and stability for fans
RM promises to meet fans 'once the breezy days start to get a little warmer'
BTS front man RM is longing to meet fans.
Turning to Weverse on Wednesday, the 28-year-old wrote a lengthy note for his ARMY confessing that although he feels a little numb at times, he wishes health and peace for his ARMY.
Excerpts from the letter, as translated by the fan page, read: “And to this point, I myself have wandered far and wide in search of this feeling of security and peace/comfort. But I [now better understand] that people — not excluding myself, of course — often cannot help but [innately] desire a little bit of drama/thrill [in their lives]. It’s like an illness, feeling safe and comfortable for a moment, only to be shaken once again,” an excerpt of the translated letter read.
“Much time has passed since I first came to Seoul at 17 years old, But at times, I still get a strange feeling that nothing has changed at all. After all, I am only 28 years old, and I still need quite a few years until I can become the strong person I have long worked towards becoming,” he added.
He concluded his letter by telling fans that he misses them a lot.
“The winter that used to startle me, arriving all at once and with a sense of fear, has disappeared into days past. And the days have cleared into a pleasant season for taking walks. Let’s meet once the breezy days start to get a little warmer. As always, I will await that day while making music and keeping up with my physical and mental health. Hehe, I miss you!” RM concluded his letter.
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