Former AOA Member Mina Apologizes For Cheating Controversy + Announces She Has Broken Up With Her Boyfriend

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1 hour ago, Danee Danee said:

Seriously... Mina is never at fault, she is always a victim and all the blame goes always to others. Always. 

It was all the boys fault, she contacted him first acting for erotic art  but yeah. He did all the wrong. And the way how she blamed the girl and her father was the fathers fault for writing the message in a way she misunderstood. And the way she dragged AOA members (others then Jimin) was just mistranslation by media. And how she rejected police investigation was her mothers fault. And everything else wrong with her life is obviously Jimin's fault. 

Is this supposed to be a sarcastic jab at Mina? 

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6 hours ago, Ghosty said:

idk how to feel. i was looking at other comments and mina apparently made this comment

"I never said with my own mouth that I was bullied (made an outcast), it's just what the articles said. Talking about them at the time was hard and cruel for me but I but I hope all victims, including myself, would not hide and instead come out and speak confidently"

idek what's happening but she needs proper help, like seriously. it's like... i feel immense sympathy for her, but every time she releases a post or video, she opens her mouth again and over steps her boundaries and talks about the aoa members to remove the attention away from her current scandal. like in her ig live just hours ago, what does mentioning "there is a member who really likes sex?" have to do with your situation?

she is addicted to social media and struggling with mental illness, but not a single person in her life is stopping and supporting her. 

We don't know if they've tried and have given up on her, especially if she keeps refusing their help. In order for her to receive help, she has to actually want help. But if she keeps pushing the people who are trying to help her away, she's never going to get the help that she needs. And idk about SK but in the US if you're over the age of 18, medical practices can't force you to get treatment without your consent.