knetizens try to blame dispatch again? mmm... Trying to blame Dispatch will not solve the problem. Dispatch is just an informative source/Tabloid/reliable source for news, nothing more. The only ones that have to change here are the possessive and jealous fans, they forget that their idols are human beings who have every right to fall in love freely without having to hide as if they had committed a crime. Being in love and expressing it publicly with freedom and respect is not a crime. My point of view if those immature possessive and jealous fans changed their bad attitude and decided to be more mature still SUPPORTING their idols even though they are dating someone, things will be good, their idols will not lose their jobs (cfs, etc) nor the rise in their careers because they would still be counting on the support of their fans.

It's too bad that the word scandal has to be associated with something as lovely as dating. Sure, being in the eye of the media is part of the job description every artists is aware of when they roll into the industry, but to regard finding love as scandalous makes me so sad.

Dispatch and the likes of them are terrible for infringing on their privacy and stalking them around, but the sad reality is that these people are just doing their job and they get paid good money for whatever they discover. There wouldn't be any issues with it if it weren't for the risk of damaging careers due to the obsessive nature of netizens who believe that they own the person just because they supported their career. Selfish people who don't want their idols to date because, why exactly? It will shatter their hopes of their precious oppa one day falling in love with them and whisking them away like some sort of Korean drama?

The fact that Dispatch pretty much has a say in who they believe is at risk or not with releasing scandals is preposterous, any artist is at risk as long as the news is considered a scandal because a scandal can't be anything other than negative. If it was positive, it would've just been called news.

I, for one, would be happy to hear any of my biases found someone they love and feel connected with. Heck, even if they aren't my bias, if any artist who works their ass off for their fans manages to find someone they cherish I'd be rooting for their happiness. Whether they want to share it with the world or keep something so precious to themselves is their choice and people - fans, netizens and Dispatch - should respect that. But unfortunately, that's not how that industry works...