BTS’s Jimin recently took to the fan platform Weverse to share a series of heartfelt and sincere messages, revealing his profound feelings about staying connected with ARMY during the group’s ongoing hiatus.
In a touching confession, Jimin explained his hesitation in frequently saying “I miss you,” worrying that overusing those words might lessen their meaning. “I feel like if I say ‘I miss you’ too often, the weight of those words might fade,” he said, reflecting on the bittersweet distance he feels from fans. Yet, his longing remains strong: “I miss those days… I just want to see you all and enjoy time together again.”
Beyond missing the fans, Jimin also reflected on the deeper emotions behind simple phrases like “I love you.” He shared his belief that while the phrase may seem small, it ultimately embodies a profound sense of respect. “Saying ‘I love you’ may seem small, but in the end, it leads to the word ‘respect.’ That’s why I respect and love you,” he wrote, underscoring his genuine admiration and gratitude for ARMY.
Jimin revealed he’d been reminiscing while drinking, coming across old writings that stirred his emotions. In a recent chat with BTS leader RM (Kim Nam Joon), they spoke candidly about how much they both miss their fans, highlighting just how deeply important ARMY is to them.
He also praised J-Hope’s (Jung Ho Seok) recent concert, sharing, “If I could give fans even a fraction of the happiness I felt today, that would be truly wonderful.”
These sincere and emotional reflections from Jimin have touched fans worldwide, once again proving the deep bond between BTS and their beloved ARMY.
Jimin’s Full Weverse Messages — Translated
June 14, 05:13
Sometimes, when we don’t see each other for a while, I find myself really missing you. But honestly, even I feel a bit distant sometimes.
When that happens, I catch myself saying “I miss you” more than I should.
But the more I say it, the less it seems to hold its meaning. So, I hold back.
Maybe that’s just part of growing older.
It’s strange, isn’t it? Saying “I miss you” has become something so hard to say.
But… I truly do miss you. I miss those moments. I just want to see you again, filled with nothing but joy.
When that day comes, if I act a little spoiled telling you how much I missed you, please understand and forgive me.
Strangely, whenever I hear the word “ARMY,” I find myself reaching for a drink—not because there’s any misunderstanding, but just like that.
I know you don’t want me to say “I’m sorry,” but somehow, I keep saying it more and more.
Do you know how much I wonder?
How many more times will I say “thank you,” “I love you,” “I’m sorry,” and “forgive me” going forward?
Sometimes I think about this:
Maybe “I love you” is actually a very small phrase.
But there really is no other way to say it, is there?
What else could I say?
In the end, it all comes down to one thing: respect.
So, I respect you.
And I love you.
Will this feeling reach you after days and nights pass?
Probably not, right?
June 13, 16:16
I’ve been drinking. I was reading something I wrote long ago, and I’m not even sure if the spelling is correct, but I’m sharing it anyway.
If it seems too much when I wake up, I’ll delete it.
Today, I kept thinking about how much I miss you.
Namjoon (RM) and I talked a lot about it, and we just said goodbye not long ago.
Anyway, ARMY, I really love you so much.
Watching Hobi (J-Hope)’s concert today made me the happiest.
If I can give you even a fraction of that happiness someday, I’d be so grateful.
I love you. You know, Namjoon is our leader. And he truly loves ARMY more than anyone.
And I do too.
