Korean Job Discussion Forums

[michaelambling]

I think the Korean girl's habit of holding her boyfriend's arm is endearing, as is the Korean guy's willingness to hold his girlfriend's purse. It makes them seem closer, happier, and more intimate, and when I see couples in Korea, it puts a smile on my face--a sensation quite different from the thoughts I had when I saw couples in America.

The Korean adjosshi has a slightly different attitude to mine, especially when the Korean girl is with a foreign guy. I've been dating a Korean girl for about 3 weeks, and it didn't take long to notice their glares at us. I find it funny, and while it irks my girlfriend, she's starting to tolerate it.

But this weekend, she noticed an entirely different phenomenon--middle-aged foreign men stare at us too. I thought she was paranoid, but I noticed it too; in Itaewon, we get glares from the middle-aged men, be they white, black, Indian, or any other race.

Has anyone else experienced this? Can anyone explain this?

[Forward Observer]

[Straphanger]

[samd]

Another day, another troll from michaelambling.

[asams]

are you ugly? is your korean girlfriend hot?

they could be thinking, "what did he say to pull this bird" and forget that they're staring

[Guri Guy]

[crescent]

Is your face as annoying as your posts? It could be the answer to your question.

[Xuanzang]

Get used to it superstar

[the ireland]

[by2004]

I was in Itaewon last weekend. It's a cesspool.
Everyone stares at everyone. No big deal.

[aquaponics08]

[michaelambling]

[harlowethrombey]

I get people staring at me when I'm chatting with my current girlfriend in public.

Just basic stuff, too, like asking about her day, where she'd like to have dinner, etc.

Example:
"Rosy, how was your day?"
or "Rosy, let's get busy tonight."
or "Rosy, your nails are getting a bit long."

And people stare at us?

[aquaponics08]

[michaelambling]