11 Heartbreaking Quotes From BTS’ Book ‘Beyond The Story'

BTS’ Journey from debut to stardom were not roses at all, they had to bearn the thorns in life in the form of different struggles & we all know that.

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For every ARMY, here are the 10 heartbreaking quotes from their recently released memoir ‘Beyond The Story’ that will melt your heart -

V aka Kim Taehyung revealed his struggles with self-love during the contract renewal period: "We were working on LOVE YOURSELF, but we couldn't love ourselves."

Suga expressed guilt over his birth following his mother's surgery: "Ever since I was little, I would think, 'Was it right that I was born?'"

V felt worried about becoming a burden to BTS: "I often cried because I felt guilty that, 'I don't want to become a burden to BTS.'"

Jimin shared a bittersweet moment with Jungkook: "Listening to what he [Jungkook] had to say, I learned for the first time just how much he was struggling, and I cried a lot."

Suga admitted contemplating quitting during BTS's toughest times: "We wondered whether we should quit."

Jimin opened up about his struggle to find happiness in fame: "It was like... we'd started to feel the things we'd lost in becoming singers, celebrities. I often thought, 'Is this happiness?'"

RM reflected on the overwhelming pressures of maintaining their fame: "Tomorrow I needed to do interviews on the red carpet with twenty media outlets, but I couldn't think about whether it was hard or whatever."

RM pondered on the strength it took to endure their journey: "Looking back from now... I wonder how I managed to stand."

J-Hope shared their disappointment when they weren't candidates for first place: "We'd done about 20 music show pre-recordings... Then, it turned out we weren't even candidates for first place, which I think was a big shock."

Jin expressed his fear of losing the unity within the team: "I believed the team [BTS] couldn't stay together if even one of us left."

V highlighted the lack of recognition and respect they faced: "At the broadcasting stations, we were always the first to say hello & greet everyone... but some people just ignored us and passed right by."