Most idols are super young when they debut and that age its kinda rare that people have a clear sense of what they like dislike, or even who they are as a person. They have trained for most of their lives to portray what the company and fans want which is this virtuous flawless being.
Does this give them much time to spend with themselves? Does this alter image seep into their actual personalities. Does the lack of monitoring get them feeling a little off once they stop being idols? Are there any interviews from idols that shed light on this topic on an idol or the person behind them? There could be a chance that our idols haven't discussed it...but the topic is still interesting and can be applied to several kids idols or not. So your answers can address instances you've come across in your personal life or other entertainment industries aswell.
