𝘋𝘢𝘯𝘨 ⁷ retweetledi
hey, can i ask for one favor?
if you want to sell your ticket and you prefer choosing the buyer through a google form, that’s completely your choice. i respect that.
but please consider limiting the number of responses instead of keeping the form open for hours or a whole day.
if you’re only looking for one buyer, you probably don’t need hundreds of entries to make that decision. once you’ve received enough responses, you can close the form and choose from there.
i think this would make the process better for everyone.
people don’t just answer those questions casually. they spend time thinking about what to say, sharing personal stories, and explaining why seeing bts means so much to them. that takes time, effort, and a certain level of vulnerability.
when forms stay open for a long time and hundreds of people are allowed to submit, it also means hundreds of people end up waiting for updates. some even hold off on pursuing other ticket offers because they’re hoping they might still be chosen. well it wont’t be your fault if they reject other just for your extra ticket but remember, everyone is now desperate.
by simply limiting the number of responses, you can still choose the buyer you think is the best fit while also respecting everyone’s time and emotional investment.
and for those who don’t get to submit because the form is already closed, yes, it will be disappointing but that’s just how it is. at least they know right away and can continue looking for other opportunities instead of waiting for days without knowing where they stand.
this isn’t about telling anyone how to sell their ticket. it’s just a small suggestion that i hope people will consider. i think it makes the process a little fairer, a little kinder, and a lot less emotionally exhausting for everyone involved.
Please remember that behind every response is a real person carrying hope.
Hope is already heavy enough.
Let’s not make people carry it longer than they have to.
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