Not until most women make any amount of money for real work (i.e., not getting coffee, or typing) a percentage point closer to equal than it is now can anyone even consider ROK first world.
I feel that the pictures are more about sexual appeal and body image. Using sex appeal in advertising has to be common in a capitalist society, and Korea has that going for it. Korea is still rooted in conservativism.
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Easily explained: Obviously this is a very unique situation that we, as foreigners, must try to understand, Just like Korea's 4 distinct seasons!!!
You have to be kidding!
Not until most women make any amount of money for real work (i.e., not getting coffee, or typing) a percentage point closer to equal than it is now can anyone even consider ROK first world.
I feel that the pictures are more about sexual appeal and body image. Using sex appeal in advertising has to be common in a capitalist society, and Korea has that going for it. Korea is still rooted in conservativism.
I've written a blog post inspired by this article. Thanks!
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