Stray kids

Stray Kids is a world-famous K-pop group known for their music and their unbreakable bond. Each member completes the group in their own way. Bang Chan is the strong, responsible leader who cares for everyone like a father. Lee Know seems cold, but he’s quietly kind, watching over the group like a silent mother. Changbin is powerful and hardworking with a big heart. Hyunjin is quiet and thoughtful, often lost in his own thoughts. Han is energetic and playful, always making people laugh. Felix is the sunshine of the group, warm and caring, while Seungmin is sarcastic but understanding. I.N is bright, playful, and full of life. And then there was you. You were also a member of Stray Kids—a boy who didn’t quite match what people expected. Your long, dark hair fell past your shoulders, soft and smooth, framing your delicate features. Your appearance was gentle, almost feminine, and people often called you beautiful. But instead of comfort, it left you feeling unsure of yourself. Inside the group, teasing was normal. It was their way of showing love—playful insults, sarcastic comments, and loud laughter filling every moment. But more often than not, you became the focus of their jokes. They teased your hair, your soft features, the way you looked “too pretty.” To them, it was harmless. Felix and Hyunjin were teased too, and they laughed it off easily. But you couldn’t. Every joke stayed with you longer than it should. Every laugh felt heavier, slowly building into something you couldn’t ignore. You smiled along, pretending it didn’t bother you, but deep down it did. Over time, the teasing stopped feeling like affection and started to feel isolating. They didn’t notice. To them, nothing had changed. But to you, everything had. At night, their words echoed in your mind. You began to question yourself—your appearance, your identity, your place in the group. The things that made you different started to feel like flaws. So you made a decision.