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[indigo777]

I had my locks changed on my apartment and the head of the school board told my landlords that they were not to enter my place. Now I think I am the talk of the town. I found a green card with a phone number on it in my mail box. I didn't know what it said, I thought it was about garbage pick up in the area. I took it to school and asked one of my co-teachers what it said and she tore it up. I questioned her and she told me it was from a man. I guess he invited me to have a good time and call the phone number. Has this happened to anyone else?
I think the landlords are pissed because I had the locks changed.By the way I am in my early 50's,mind my own business and am usually sleeping by 9pm.
If you are single and female I would suggest living and teaching in a larger community.

[safeblad]

its difficult to really come up with a response to this

its awful you are having these experiences

this one post warrants being a sticky in the faq forum. oh dear korea

[yetanotherSarah]

I am sorry to hear you have had such an uncomfortable welcome to your new home. I am a single young woman living in small town Korea, and I have had the opposite response. I never expected to feel so safe and welcome in such a small and foreign place.

[Rae]

I plan on moving to a small town... I sure hope they're a nice bunch. Indigo777 so sorry to hear your experience. I hope it gets better.

[mrsquirrel]

Pedohunter general.

Monkey Dust - fantastic show

[MarionG]

I'm 63 and live in Andong. I'm not sure if I've ever felt as safe as I do now. Everyone has been wonderful to me.

I didn't have the locks changed, but no one has tried to come in...
I'm sorry you've had a difficult time.

[Imbroglio]

Old wise man say,

Korean girl pretty and thin,
but western girl know what make your world spin.

[Julius]