As if men in Korea are women. Meet a Korean

yeah, thank you all for your opinion

By I have a friend who did an exchange in Seoul, and she is long engaged to KoreanSounds good and all, but once you get to know your friend, he's very distant and cold. They don't recognize him. Fraternity or it's because she's ashamed that she's not Korean.

I have a friend who was in Seoul, and she dated Koreans for a long time.

It sounds good and all, but once you know your friends, it's too far away and it's cold.

I'll never know.

Fraternity or it's because she's ashamed that she doesn't have to pack. (still Asian), also, I see in Korean drama, and all the men in Korea tend to yell a lot, and sometimes the women when they're all angry and stuff like that. thus, there is a certain level of power between men and women in Korean society. I was just curious about how these issues are portrayed in dramas, although this may be more or less exaggerated. One more time thanks a lot, I'm married to a Korean, and I've noticed a lot of differences between all men in Korea in General, and Western men where I grew up. My husband is kind to me, but I don't think he's a traditional Korean. Growing up, he saw his father slap his mother's wounds, destroy the house, get drunk and go out with friends to play and meet women of all ages before finally giving. I think that because of this, my husband always resented his father and avoided behaving like this. However, during my time in Korea and among other couples, I have seen a lot of abuse in marriage.

I can say that this is not a taboo in Korean culture, since this is where I was.

For example, I saw on TV the Korean approach to conflict in marriage.

When a man is his wife's shot, and they usually portray his wife as having a deserved one. In Western cultures, it is generally assumed that nothing a wife can say justifies physical violence against him, and on average, it is never repeated in the past.

in a positive way, the husband is responsible for ill-treatment.

Of course, there are a lot of abusive attitudes in other parts of the world, but I think it's more acceptable for the General public here. My husband never hit me, but he usually told me a lot during the conflict, most Western men, and that's the only difference I noticed. On the other hand, he is also sometimes very caring and loving. In Korean culture, and non-Korean Asians are not considered equal to Koreans, so he probably feels a little embarrassed.

In the old days in Korea, the men in the family are superior to each other.

The condition of women is very low. But these days, young Koreans are more romantic and smooth, unlike the older generation.

When I was in Korea, a friend told me about it.

When a married couple gets married, the family, women have to make gifts and pay for the wedding, the young person gets all the benefits, and these data correspond to the classification for a young person.

If a person has a higher rank in society, for example, a doctor, then they should take their cars with them, go home, and so on.

Like a young girl in India.

Not to mention that your friend probably isn't Korean

In the past, and it's fresh for a man to beat up his wife. But now the law has changed. Stalking a woman is illegal. In any case, I still see a Korean-style couple inheriting the identity of their elders.

Once, when I was in an Elevator at a Korean ski resort, I hit his wife so hard in front of my parents, but she didn't say anything.

I'm not sure about men speaking Korean, but only about Dating other Koreans, because they treat me so well that I'm kind, affectionate, caring and very romantic, the three Koreans I'm currently with.

Not only are the men white, and although I am no longer muted to women, very protective and masculine, despite what society and television describe as doing this operation.

Hello, my boyfriend Korean. I think it depends a lot on the person. This is good, in fact, he treats me like a Princess. I'm not Korean, I'm global. And I know a lot of friends (both Korean and Filipino). They know about me. I Think not all Koreans are lucky or just lucky. There is one thing I don't like about it. He raises his voice in the middle of the topic. It's the same for me and for you. (boys and girls), I was tempted to tell him to calm down, but he says he is. This is normal for him. I said it was intermittent. I know what it means to try to change him, because he has been living in the Philippines for a long time.

Some Koreans don't know how to handle her women, are more westernized because they are their parents in the old world, and most likely will never see them, and have learned some sort of movement in the plate with them.

I know that's not true. As soon as I went to meet with the young people, the Korean-American. I know how to treat a woman. Turn on some Barry white, serve some wine, and take some of the Housewives who are desperate. I have a friend who went to Seoul for an exchange and met a Korean for a long time. Sounds good and all, but once you get to know their friends, and that he is very distant and cold towards her. My sister is married to a Korean man who regularly abused her. When families get together for holidays, the husband is Korean, my sister verbally insults my sister in front of all of us. Currently, verbal abuse by this person in Korean is an event that regularly occurs at our family reunion. We all took it as if it was normal now. No one can say anything because my sister says that she and her Korean husband are very good. She doesn't read happy, nor before the wedding. Even if it is only a drama, we should think that the basis of drama is always pop culture, and some of them are a reflection of reality.

Perhaps it has something to do with the mind, and they were brought up in society, by their parents, by their friends, at school.

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