South Korea

Dope, glad you enjoyed Seoul. Which venue did you go to itaewon?

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(04-14-2019 07:37 AM)rochdilol Wrote:  How it is like Dating there? How can you guys describe ONS easiness and bang after 2nd or 3th date?

I have a family member who has been teaching english in korea for over a decade. From what I can gather, there's still a lot of uneasiness about having a public serious relationship with a foreign male. More specifically, the girl will probably have reservations about filling in her parents/family that her serious boyfriend is a westerner. The flip side is that down low types of relationships are easy/common, and banging married chicks is easy. That's my understanding I don't have any 1st hand experience.

Having a serious LTR that is going somewhere with a traditional girl is not going to be that easy. I'm not too sure if this is carrying over to the younger girls like in their lower 20's but this phenomena would apply to I would guess the 27-39 age group.

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(04-30-2019 12:23 PM)bodychariot Wrote:  Dope, glad you enjoyed Seoul. Which venue did you go to itaewon?

The first place was called "Casa Corona" and the 2nd was the Itaewon branch of Thursday Party.

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(05-01-2019 08:21 AM)LowerCaseG Wrote:  I have a family member who has been teaching english in korea for over a decade. From what I can gather, there's still a lot of uneasiness about having a public serious relationship with a foreign male. More specifically, the girl will probably have reservations about filling in her parents/family that her serious boyfriend is a westerner. The flip side is that down low types of relationships are easy/common, and banging married chicks is easy. That's my understanding I don't have any 1st hand experience.
Having a serious LTR that is going somewhere with a traditional girl is not going to be that easy. I'm not too sure if this is carrying over to the younger girls like in their lower 20's but this phenomena would apply to I would guess the 27-39 age group.

If you have actually spent any time in Korea you will quickly find that the local guys are solid competition, plus language barriers, plus cultural barriers. You have to be handsome, tall, and with good social status to do well in S. Korea.

I have friend that is doing very well with Korean girls by spending his time on the China side of the N. Korean border. There are people escaping frequently and those girls have wacky low standards.

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(05-03-2019 07:07 AM)prabhsimran Wrote:  South Korea, an East Asian nation on the southern half of the Korean Peninsula, shares one of the world’s most heavily militarized borders with North Korea. It’s equally known for its green, hilly countryside dotted with cherry trees and centuries-old Buddhist temples, plus its coastal fishing villages, sub-tropical islands and high-tech cities such as Seoul, the capital.

Just in case anyone is interested in this topic and it somewhat pertains to S. Korea, I pulled this info directly from WikiPedia. My friend suggests the numbers are much lower than officially reported because China doesn't want anyone to know.

"Since 1953, 100,000–300,000 North Koreans have defected, most of whom have fled to Russia or China.[9] 1,418 were registered as arriving in South Korea in 2016.[10] In 2017, there were 31,093 defectors registered with the Unification Ministry in South Korea, 71% of whom were women.[11] In 2018, the numbers had been dramatically dropping since Kim Jong-un took power in 2011, trending towards less than a thousand per year, down from the peak of 2914 in 2009.[12]

Professor Courtland Robinson of the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University estimated that in the past the total number of 6,824 and 7,829 children were born to North Korean women in the three Northeastern Provinces of China.[13] Recently, survey results conducted in 2013 by Johns Hopkins and the Korea Institute for National Unification (also known as KINU) showed that there were about 8,708 North Korean defectors and 15,675 North Korean children in China’s same three Northeastern Provinces which are Jilin, Liaoning and Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture.

Based on a study of North Korean defectors, women make up the majority of defections. In 2002, they comprised 56% of defections to South Korea (1,138 people), and by 2011, the number had grown to 71% (2,706 people). More women leave the North because, as the bread-winners of the family, they are more likely to suffer financial hardships. This is due to the prevalence of women in service sector jobs whereas men are employed in the military—33% of defectors cited economic reasons as most important. Men, in contrast, had a higher tendency to leave the country due to political, ideological or surveillance pressure.[14] In the first half of 2018, women made up 88% of defectors to the South."

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Hey guys,

I'm heading to back Seoul soon for a week.
Last time I was there was 2y ago and had decent luck with club game in Itaewon. Having dark skin, I find I do better in hiphop clubs in Asia.

This time I will be in Gangnam though, meeting a few foreigner friends.
I'm wondering, is Octagon any good to pull a SNL?

Also, is the table service worth it for foreigners?

We are considering it, since $$$ aren't an issue and I've heard its more fun.
None of my friends are fluent in Korean, but we can speak broken Korean lol.

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(Today 12:42 AM)rysubscr Wrote:  This time I will be in Gangnam though, meeting a few foreigner friends.
I'm wondering, is Octagon any good to pull a SNL?

Also, is the table service worth it for foreigners?

We are considering it, since $$$ aren't an issue and I've heard its more fun.
None of my friends are fluent in Korean, but we can speak broken Korean lol.

Yes and yes. Done both plenty of times. The table won't necessarily increase your chance of getting laid (watch out for bottle rats) but they're fun as hell.

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Quote:I have friend that is doing very well with Korean girls by spending his time on the China side of the N. Korean border. There are people escaping frequently and those girls have wacky low standards.

Has he got a North Korea flag, then?

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