Interesting things I've seen while visiting- (1 Viewer)

[kinnie]

the elderly are very prevalent and active (population mainly consists of the elderly and they are hella impressive). the younger generation are glued to their phones like it's their lifeline. the men (who were alpacas in their past life) like to spit on the ground so everywhere there's sussy water on the ground; yummy. k-pop is scarce. everyone is attractive af and can sing. seoul smells like farts and cigarette smoke. respect the busking. young women wear skirts that barely cover their cheeks when it's -10 C. foods that are supposed to be savory and salty are sweet instead. so mint-choco dipping sauce for chicken is a thing. if you're a seafood fanatic then korea is the place to be. it's true that koreans appreciate a juicy burger. let's go clubbing at 3:00 AM. don't fall for korean men, just appreciate their god-given visuals instead. we can't be friends if you don't appreciate karaoke. thank china for the dusty polluted air. seoul is incredibly pretty at night. fall and spring are the best times to visit because you won't melt or freeze to death. i love korea, but i would never choose to live there.


amen.
yes, I'm referring to south korea. well specifically seoul south korea.​

 

[Selfmate]

interesting

 

[kinnie]

interesting

It's definitely worth the visit. I promise. Unless you're Korean living in Korea then that's awky.

 

[Selfmate]

It's definitely worth the visit. I promise. Unless you're Korean living in Korea then that's awky.

how long were you there for my friend?

 

[Harmony_Starz]

I thought u meant kps

 

[kinnie]

how long were you there for my friend?

6 months and that's where I met my partner.

 

[kinnie]

I thought u meant kps

Dafuq.

If only.

 

[Selfmate]

6 months and that's where I met my partner.

that's fantastic are you staying with said partner in SK or are you two moving back to your own home country?

 

[kinnie]

that's fantastic are you staying with said partner in SK or are you two moving back to your own home country?

I'm in the states now and they're still in SK. Working to get a visa for them rn.

 

[Selfmate]

I'm in the states now and they're still in SK. Working to get a visa for them rn.

wow nice...have they ever been to the states before?

 

[kinnie]

wow nice...have they ever been to the states before?

Nope. It'll be a fun experience. At least I'll do my very best to make sure they're comfortable. They aren't so happy living in South Korea, so it'll definitely be an eye-opener for them.

 

[Selfmate]

Nope. It'll be a fun experience. At least I'll do my very best to make sure they're comfortable. They aren't so happy living in South Korea, so it'll definitely be an eye-opener for them.

sounds fun is it hard to get a tourist visa from SK to the US?

 

[kinnie]

Actually, there are countries where the citizens are qualified for a visa-free visit to the States. Same goes for South Korea. So you don't have to go through the process of trying to obtain a visa if you're only staying short-term and you're allowed 90 days maximum. Otherwise, you're going to need one if you're wanting to stay longer, or for other purposes.