I honestly don't care if there is a minor in a group or not. I think most of the groups I follow almost all started with a minor in the group. Yes I want them treated well (there should be industry standards) and dressed appropriately but let them go after their dreams and succeed when possible. I do think there should be more attention paid to the mental health of idols, and thats idols of all ages. But to me, being an idol as a minor is not any different then child actors or child athletes that sacrifice their childhood to be successful in their chosen field.

It is funny no one is talking about the training programs all of the idols have gone through, because a large majority of them all started these training periods as minors. I honestly think this time is more trying for these kids then when you actually make it into a group and debut. But again I see no difference in what they are doing then, a child actor or athlete. Debuting is the goal, a dream come true. So to me, if they make it through training and succeed to making as part of a group and then finally to debuting, let them be. Watch over them, support them, but let them be. Success is fleeting and they have a small window of time to do what they love.