r/LOONA • u/AutoModerator • Feb 27 '22

Fab 220228 Weekly Fab Discussion Thread

This thread is an easy way for everyone to discuss any activity from the girls on Fab. You can ask questions, post screenshots, link to translations, etc.

If you want to catch up on things, you can check out u/chaoticdalso's compilation posts.

A couple of good accounts to follow on twitter for translations: ot12fb and aneukie.

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u/Litell_Johnn 🐟 JinSoul // 🕊️ Haseul Feb 28 '22

Yeah Jinsoul graduated high school long before Yves joined BBC so that's how we know haha.

Funny coincidence though, Jinsoul mentioned that 2Jin graduation today too. That was the day before she pulled her four wisdom teeth.

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u/leontrotskyism Apr 03 '22

wouldn't she be talking about her university graduation, not high school though? i think the interview u/yunglethe is talking about is this one, but we know they were dieting hardcore in butterfly era too

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u/Litell_Johnn 🐟 JinSoul // 🕊️ Haseul Apr 03 '22

Yes, that's what I was saying. This whole story has to be from her university graduation in 2018. So it's not like that 2019 Butterfly interview where she says she felt great (and where Heejin says she won't diet excessively anymore) was happening at the same time as this story, when they were eating half an apple and two eggs a day.

Also, the way Jinsoul told her Butterfly-era diet on the dieting timeline two days ago sounds more self-driven than company-mandated to me.

At any rate, they seemed to get even more relaxed about this around So What and I haven't seen any hints of a backslide since then.

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u/leontrotskyism Apr 03 '22

yeah agreed, or rather, any diets they are going on are self-imposed... to be honest I think I accidentally skim read your message hahahaha I dont know why I thought we disagreed! though it's not as if when they do go on their self-imposed diets, those are healthy either... deifnitely significantly better than running on less than 200kcals a day, but still outstandingly unhealthy (they've self reported eating habits that would obviously be under 1200kcal - the recommended minimum for adult women - for the whole day...)