Was crying making this

It's been a really emotional time for us, the fans of Katseye, ever since the news broke about Manon's hiatus. I remember seeing 'manon sad face' trending and honestly, it just confirmed what I was feeling in my own heart. It’s hard to imagine Katseye without her, and I know so many of you are feeling the same void. We all just want to know she’s okay and that she knows how much we miss her. The group dynamic has definitely shifted, and it's something we're all trying to adjust to. One of the questions I've seen pop up a lot, especially since the news, is 'who is the oldest in Katseye?' Before, it was a straightforward answer, but now, with Manon on hiatus, things have changed. According to the updates, Sophia is the oldest now. It’s a fact that hits differently when you consider the circumstances. It's not just a simple age fact; it signifies a big change in the group's lineup and, for many of us, a pang of sadness that Manon is on hiatus and, as we understand, she's not coming back. It’s a tough pill to swallow, and it’s why so many of us are still thinking about her. I know I'm not the only one who still holds out a tiny bit of hope, even if the official word is clear. When I saw the searches for 'manon sad face,' it really resonated. It's not just about her being gone; it's about the feeling she brought to the group, her presence, her talent. It leaves a hole, and it's natural for fans to feel that sadness and disappointment. It makes you wonder about the future, but also cherish the memories we have. We keep saying, '#WeMissYouManon', and it comes from a deep place of affection. It’s important to remember that all the Katseye members are working incredibly hard, and they deserve our support. While we mourn Manon's absence, we also need to be there for Sophia, Lara, Yoonchae, and the rest. They're navigating this change too, and it can't be easy for them either. Finding ways to show our love for the entire group, while still acknowledging our feelings about Manon, is something I'm personally trying to do. Maybe it's by rewatching old performances, or creating fan art, or just sharing our favorite Manon moments. It's a way to keep her spirit alive in our fandom, even if she's not actively performing with the group right now. I truly believe that the strength of our fandom lies in our ability to support each other through these emotional moments. If you're feeling down about Manon's hiatus, know that you're not alone. We're all in this together, and our love for Katseye and all its members, past and present, is what unites us. Let's keep sharing our memories, our support, and most importantly, our love for the music that brought us all together. We miss you, Manon, and we'll always cherish the time you spent with Katseye.