Originally Posted by Aaminah (Post 1758654)

I never write in this forum, but I find it unbelievable that so many of you can only think about the CDL at a moment when Ayu herself said she is deeply injured and needs to rest. Hypocrisy much? It’s just funny that so many fans pretend to be worried about her health and yet keep saying things like “she can’t cancel the show” or, as I’ve seen in other threads before, “she’s being lazy” (over not releasing enough singles), “sure she could manage to fit in one more single in her schedule” and other things like that. I wonder what would happen if Ayu actually decided to go on a vacation for a few months...

You talk that Ayu mustn’t let her fans down, but what about the fans not letting Ayu down?

She’s human, remember? I know it’s easy to get carried away because Ayu herself is a workaholic and seems to like it that way, but try to put yourself in her place for once. How does it feel?

And before I go away, one last though. I’ve read people say that Ayu’s team is not taking good care of her; however, I think that is the fans’ fault. Ayu frequently pushes herself to the limit, but what or who does she do that for? For us! Therefore, I think we’re the only ones who can stop her from further abusing herself. We’re the ones that aren’t taking good care of her because of all the pressure we put on her. In a way, it’s our fault she’s injured and partially deft, because - as Ayu_no_tenshi already said - if it weren’t for us, Ayu wouldn’t have worked to such an extent it became seriously hazardous to her health.

So… If she can commit in such a way to us, why can’t we do the same for her and cut the woman some slack? :(


P. S. – I realize some fans did show genuine concern over Ayu and that many there are that really care for her. Cheers for those. It’s just that, sadly, they seem to be a minority, and I hate selfish people. :eviltongu

Originally Posted by Aaminah (Post 1758654)

I never write in this forum, but I find it unbelievable that so many of you can only think about the CDL at a moment when Ayu herself said she is deeply injured and needs to rest. Hypocrisy much? It’s just funny that so many fans pretend to be worried about her health and yet keep saying things like “she can’t cancel the show” or, as I’ve seen in other threads before, “she’s being lazy” (over not releasing enough singles), “sure she could manage to fit in one more single in her schedule” and other things like that. I wonder what would happen if Ayu actually decided to go on a vacation for a few months...

You talk that Ayu mustn’t let her fans down, but what about the fans not letting Ayu down?

She’s human, remember? I know it’s easy to get carried away because Ayu herself is a workaholic and seems to like it that way, but try to put yourself in her place for once. How does it feel?

And before I go away, one last though. I’ve read people say that Ayu’s team is not taking good care of her; however, I think that is the fans’ fault. Ayu frequently pushes herself to the limit, but what or who does she do that for? For us! Therefore, I think we’re the only ones who can stop her from further abusing herself. We’re the ones that aren’t taking good care of her because of all the pressure we put on her. In a way, it’s our fault she’s injured and partially deft, because - as Ayu_no_tenshi already said - if it weren’t for us, Ayu wouldn’t have worked to such an extent it became seriously hazardous to her health.

So… If she can commit in such a way to us, why can’t we do the same for her and cut the woman some slack? :(


P. S. – I realize some fans did show genuine concern over Ayu and that many there are that really care for her. Cheers for those. It’s just that, sadly, they seem to be a minority, and I hate selfish people. :eviltongu

Originally Posted by Aaminah (Post 1758654)

I never write in this forum, but I find it unbelievable that so many of you can only think about the CDL at a moment when Ayu herself said she is deeply injured and needs to rest. Hypocrisy much? It’s just funny that so many fans pretend to be worried about her health and yet keep saying things like “she can’t cancel the show” or, as I’ve seen in other threads before, “she’s being lazy” (over not releasing enough singles), “sure she could manage to fit in one more single in her schedule” and other things like that. I wonder what would happen if Ayu actually decided to go on a vacation for a few months...

You talk that Ayu mustn’t let her fans down, but what about the fans not letting Ayu down?

She’s human, remember? I know it’s easy to get carried away because Ayu herself is a workaholic and seems to like it that way, but try to put yourself in her place for once. How does it feel?

And before I go away, one last though. I’ve read people say that Ayu’s team is not taking good care of her; however, I think that is the fans’ fault. Ayu frequently pushes herself to the limit, but what or who does she do that for? For us! Therefore, I think we’re the only ones who can stop her from further abusing herself. We’re the ones that aren’t taking good care of her because of all the pressure we put on her. In a way, it’s our fault she’s injured and partially deft, because - as Ayu_no_tenshi already said - if it weren’t for us, Ayu wouldn’t have worked to such an extent it became seriously hazardous to her health.

So… If she can commit in such a way to us, why can’t we do the same for her and cut the woman some slack? :(


P. S. – I realize some fans did show genuine concern over Ayu and that many there are that really care for her. Cheers for those. It’s just that, sadly, they seem to be a minority, and I hate selfish people. :eviltongu

Originally Posted by Lady_Eowyn (Post 1758814)

I'm not commenting about your first paragraph. but the statement about the fans being guilty of her injury is ridiculous. in case you didn't notice, no one pushes her to do anything since she is her own boss. "she likes to make her own choices" has been said more than once. Her dedication to fans is something i find really sweet, but that dedication is not an excuse to push herself to the limit. In any case, going to those extremes has been her choice, not ours. We are not deciding what songs she should play or what places to perform, right? We have said many times she pushes herself too much, and here are the consequences. Plus, saying we decide for her is like saying she is not able to decide for herself. She is the one who needs to understand she does too much, not us.