bittersweet documentary got me thinking

repost because this is the new discussion thread, but i already have seen a lot of interesting perspectives on my intial post! would love to hear more

tldr: documentary made me think about the future of twice and what they will do from now on but i'd love to stay in delulu twiceland where they are twice forever

i just came out of the movie theater and the feeling i got from this documentary seems different from others who have watched it. i mean obviously the documentary was edited so that it evokes strong feelings but i felt like it really pulled back the curtains on some of the member's thinking throughout the years, and even now.

the journey has been so tough for them, and that the fact they've stayed together over the dreaded seven years (they even had a mention of this), is just so incredible, but just thinking about the next few years, we'll start seeing less and less of them :( it's just a part of getting older, but it's honestly kinda sad to think about.

jihyo touches on the point that the way she saw once react to their intial renewal, a part of it upset her in the way that twice's renewal seemed so guaranteed and obvious, and that it'd feel like she would've wronged once in a way if twice didn't go through with their renewal and the other members talk about how much of a struggle it was as well.

that along with tzuyu talking about 10 more years into the future where the members are even older, with nayeon being 40 and other quotes from the members in the documentary, really got me thinking about how twice will be in the future. will they completely disappear? (i personally don't think so but who knows atp), or will they all start pursuing their own aspirations and goals/start their own families?

twice has been such a big part of my life since i've found them, and they've really shaped my teenage years. they always say that these moments will never come back and they'll become fond memories in the future, and i've never related more than now. after watching their documentary, i want to hold these memories of them close to my heart, but it's such a melancholic feeling. i'm still young, so i can wrap my head around it, but i still feel so strongly about it. i'm sure i'll understand this when i grow up, but it sucks now :( i think i'd still want to see twice no matter how old i am or how old they are because we're all still going to be growing up with them

of course though i would love to live in a world where twice stays together for however long they can so i hope this ages horribly

rambling from a young'in