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LapinLaCocotte

@MostlyHarmIess

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Posted: 3 years ago

#751

Originally posted by: Daebak

Ufff! I see so many Korean idols/actors making such statements and my adoration for them turns into instant dislike.
Kabhi kabhi lagta hai they are worse than some Indian MCP men. (I said 'some', not all. Dont come at me. I am not generalizing.)
He is just finding an excuse to support his problematic thinking. What is this set pattern of 'I will not change, so do what you will.' Is he living the same lifestyle he used to when he was a kid? No, right? If that changed then why not this?

I saw some comments under Dong-wook's interview bashing him, saying 'If you earn money and also do the housework, then what will the woman do?'. I was like, excuse me. WTH. Do these people not see working women around them? Who are these people?

That's because the average Korean man really is just as bad. It's a very very conservative culture. Sexism, traditional gender roles, possessiveness, the whole gamut. 😆

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Otto

@Socklet

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Posted: 3 years ago

#752

Originally posted by: Daebak

Ufff! I see so many Korean idols/actors making such statements and my adoration for them turns into instant dislike.
Kabhi kabhi lagta hai they are worse than some Indian MCP men. (I said 'some', not all. Dont come at me. I am not generalizing.)
He is just finding an excuse to support his problematic thinking. What is this set pattern of 'I will not change, so do what you will.' Is he living the same lifestyle he used to when he was a kid? No, right? If that changed then why not this?

I saw some comments under Dong-wook's interview bashing him, saying 'If you earn money and also do the housework, then what will the woman do?'. I was like, excuse me. WTH. Do these people not see working women around them? Who are these people?

Most of the Korean Men are misogynistic, celebs as well but they hide it behind their pretty face. And the crimes in Korea are on another level. Hiding spy cameras in toilet, a nurse(male) had a spy camera while operating a women. It's not a safe country for women that's for sure.

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Daebak

@Daebak

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Posted: 3 years ago

#753

Originally posted by: MostlyHarmIess

That's because the average Korean man really is just as bad. It's a very very conservative culture. Sexism, traditional gender roles, possessiveness, the whole gamut. 😆

Yes. They are no better.

The most problematic thing in Kdramas is the acceptance of workplace harassment. They show it so casually in Kdramas, with none of the characters getting surprised, that I really wonder if it is 'that' common in real life too.

Also, their school bullying incidents irl have made me decide to never visit S Korea. So problematic.

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Otto

@Socklet

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Posted: 3 years ago

#754

Originally posted by: Daebak

Yes. They are no better.
The most problematic thing in Kdramas is the acceptance of workplace harassment. They show it so casually in Kdramas, with none of the characters getting surprised, that I really wonder if it is 'that' common in real life too.
Also, their school bullying incidents irl have made me decide to never visit S Korea. So problematic.

Recently a elementary teacher committed sui*ide cause of extreme pressure given by the Chaebol parents and their kids are big bullies. The scenario is worst than what they show in Kdramas.

Also in another news I've read that a father of a victim drank and beat up some of the bullies of his son. He drank cause apparently in Korea if you commit a crime in a drunken state then the punishment will be quite less.