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[kiwiduncan]

I've always tried to avoid discussing dating and so on here but it's time to swallow my pride and seek advice from some of the guys who have been here for a good year or two and know what they are talking about. There are some considerable cultural differences between dating in Korea and in the West and, as the daves guys have always proven themselves to be reasonable, mature and civil when discussing dating, I thought they'd be the best people to seek advice from. The issue I've been facing recently has caused me serious confusion and embarrassment and it's time to see what others think. So here goes...

When filling in application forms and other documentation, should I write it in the form day, month, year or should it be month, day, year? For example should the 12th of September 2005 be written as 12/09/05 or should it be 09/12/05?

Thanks in advance for your advice.

[livinseoul]

Ha ha very good. It's neither actually dude, it's 2005-09-12

[fortysixyou]

Dating can be a challenge in any country, and South Korea is certainly no exception.

Above all, to set the mood, try putting on some smooth adult contemporary music, I recommend Hall & Oates.

Secondly, scented candles can really spice things up as well, black liquorice can be among the most arousing scents.

Last, remember to keep an open mind and don't be afraid to explore new territories in your dating experiences. Use a liberal amount of lubricant and be sure to wrap it up every time!



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[kiwiduncan]

[xingyiman]

[Bibbitybop]

I always thought a good date stated with 69. If you add 2 women for a threesome, and then in one night have a go at it 3 times, it should look like this: 69-03-03

If you're buddy is in the next room, you can end it with a high 5 as well.

[OiGirl]

Dating in Korea is a constant challenge.

Year.Month.Day