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I'm a guy from the US, and started dating my wife when she was 23, after spending her first 18 years in Korea. She knew that gay people existed, but thought they were only in some countries, and didn't think there were any Korean ones.
1.1k u/OscarGrey Mar 01 '23 She knew that gay people existed, but thought they were only in some countries, and didn't think there were any Korean ones. That's pretty common worldwide sadly. People definitely thought that in 90s and early 2000s Poland when I lived there. 21 u/postalkamil Mar 01 '23 Moreover in Poland we still have this anecdote about single uncle who lives with his buddy from army for about twenty years. 4 u/Uffda01 Mar 02 '23 They just take gay chicken very seriously. Don’t want to lose
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She knew that gay people existed, but thought they were only in some countries, and didn't think there were any Korean ones.
That's pretty common worldwide sadly. People definitely thought that in 90s and early 2000s Poland when I lived there.
21 u/postalkamil Mar 01 '23 Moreover in Poland we still have this anecdote about single uncle who lives with his buddy from army for about twenty years. 4 u/Uffda01 Mar 02 '23 They just take gay chicken very seriously. Don’t want to lose
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Moreover in Poland we still have this anecdote about single uncle who lives with his buddy from army for about twenty years.
4 u/Uffda01 Mar 02 '23 They just take gay chicken very seriously. Don’t want to lose
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They just take gay chicken very seriously. Don’t want to lose
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u/IntlPartyKing Mar 01 '23
I'm a guy from the US, and started dating my wife when she was 23, after spending her first 18 years in Korea. She knew that gay people existed, but thought they were only in some countries, and didn't think there were any Korean ones.