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Exactly. Korean women shouldn't challenge the men in their lives. It's not culturally acceptable. But it IS abusive either way, and I will never agree with it.
I'd be a little hesitant to cast these pathologies as uniquely Korean; the intensity of them may be different but they manifest themselves in similar ways elsewhere, especially in cultures or subcultures which place a high value on group cohesion over individuality.
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Aug 01, 2018 10:38PM
Exactly. Korean women shouldn't challenge the men in their lives. It's not culturally acceptable. But it IS abusive either way, and I will never agree with it.
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I'd be a little hesitant to cast these pathologies as uniquely Korean; the intensity of them may be different but they manifest themselves in similar ways elsewhere, especially in cultures or subcultures which place a high value on group cohesion over individuality.
