Posts by Yseki


    Yeah, we would assume Australians would be less conservative. That being said in the US it depends on where you are, it is fine in most places but once you get to places like Mississippi, South Carolina def check the local laws etc.


    If you are somewhere like Miami beach, LA, or most of Hawaii it's very normal/common.

    Same on Enoshima beaches, but it's *ahem*... "those kind of girls" that do. The "give no shits" wild party girls that have tattoos, tans and bleached hair and hang around the tattoo'ed tough boys

    This post says more about you than anything. Thats all I'm going to say on this. I would not have posted my other reply if I had saw this first, as it seems you clearly know that bikinis are not rare in Japan.

    Keep in mind though, even beaches at Korea (and Japan) tend to be more conservative. Bikinis with more coverage, shirts over the top, one piece swimsuits, shorts over the top etc

    I was talking about the responses in English on here, the Korean responses on the actual video posted seemed to be a lot better than what people were posting on here, when I checked them the other day.


    I don't think that's true for Japan, from what I understand bikinis are pretty common at beaches, especially the popular ones near Enoshima which are some of the closest sand beaches to Yokohama and Tokyo. I think the main reason for coving up at beaches in Korea has to do with beauty standards, they don't want to get tan.

    Please identify the idols that comprise the remaining 2 percent. ^^

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    Yeah, I really don't get it. From a sex standpoint I have never understood people that sexualize virginity. From personal experience it's more enjoyable when your partner has a lot of experience.


    Also, I don't even see the appeal of dating people more than a few years younger than me. I have trouble relating to them or having meaningful deep conversations. Immature people tend to just get on my nerves.


    I think what a lot of it has to do with is the power dynamics and the control they can have in the relationship. They know older more knowledgeable women won't put up with their behavior. Thats why they go after unexperienced naive people.

    You are able to put similar thoughts to mine in better words.

    I am a bit torned in this, because while i do think wearing sexy clothes doesn't give anyone the right to sexually harras you or even do more, so i would definitely not victim blame someone for example in a bar or club getting harrased by some guy trying to get laid or stuff like that just because she is wearing sexy clothes i also would find it a bit hypocrital for example if someone is performing a song wearing sexy clothes doing sexy dance moves and then be bothered if comments are like "god she is so freaking sexy" or other thirst comments as long as they don't cross a line

    Your comment seems reasonable to me.

    Well... my mom does believe that it is the fault of the sexual harasser, but she still doesn't like it when women are wearing clothes that she finds too revealing and she most likely also wouldn't approve of Kwon Eunbi's outfit.

    I disagree with your mom, but it isn't a surprising opinion. I just hope you or your mom recognize that this type of logic taken to its natural conclusion could be used to say women need to be completely covered head from toe or not allowed outside of the house.


    It used to be seen in my culture in the Middle Ages up until the early modern period that Christian women especially upper-class noble women should at all times wear a head covering or veil, and it was generally not allowed for women of good standing or from noble households to be in the presence of a man outside of their family alone. Until about 50 years ago women could not get loans, bank accounts, credit etc under their own name without a male guardian.

    I'm getting reminded of when a woman from my country performed in an outfit a bit similar to this at an award show.

    My mom was saying stuff like "They complain about sexual harassments, but wear outfits like this?"


    Meanwhile I was only thinking "Oh boy, I hope there won't be any wardrobe malfunctioning happening"

    Don't you find it weird that a lot of people think it's the fault of the person dressing a specific way and never the fault of the person doing the sexual harassing.

    If they made it easy to document people going between the US and Mexico, we could have records of everyone etc. The problem is in the US they make it hard on purpose to legally immigrate in the country. Even when you do go the legal route sometimes, people in masks without uniforms randomly arrest you at your immigration court hearing to get citizenship etc, within 24 hours without a trial they deport you to some random country a lot of times not even the one your originally from. They don't have any due process or trials which is illegal. They know it is illegal they just don't care.


    They have also randomly revoked legal status for over 500,000 people. So, people that were living here legally are now not.


    I don't think this leads to an environment where people are going to trust the legal process on immigration.

    I don't understand why is this always happening in USA. Burning and looting. We've had protests since November basically on a daily, the biggest one was on march 15 with more than 400k people gathered. Not a window was broken or anything burned, let alone stolen. In fact, streets were left spotless, people cleaned after themselves.


    I don't get it.

    Protests in the US are not uniquely violent or full of looting etc, US protests are quite pathetic and tame compared to countries like France.


    Though I do think we have a violent and misguided culture here. There is a huge lack of community, shared humanity, true compassion and care for other people in our society. The vast majority of people only care about how much money they have, how many items they own, how respected they are due to their titles, position, job etc.


    I'm going to get mine and damn anyone else I have to walk over in the process is not a rare sentiment here. I often see people not caring about the suffering of others or the issues they face until they or someone close to them in their family becomes affected by that issue.


    Even our religion and morality or lack of it seems to be subservient to our personal beliefs, we have whole branches of Christianity here that were created and exist solely because the Mainline denomination that they split off from was opposed to slavery etc.

    Listened to most of the notable releases the last few years from all the newer groups I kind of ignored.


    I think ETERNALT by Close Your Eyes was the release in totality that I liked the most (tho I like some title tracks by other groups more).


    I'll share the mini album as it just fits the vibe I enjoy.


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    South Korea wasn't any better than North Korea until recently. The souths military killed hundreds of thousands of civilians by firing squad during the war, and a lot of the mass graves weren't discovered until after the 90s. The US army photographers that were attached to some South Korean MP units and Infinity units took pictures of people being lined up and shot and pictures of bodies in mass graves but suppressed this information etc.


    The Bodo League massacre is a good example of this. If you're interested in this topic I def recommend you look into the war crimes done by the ROK. The low estimate for just the Bodo League massacre is that they tortured and executed 60,000 civilians and the high estimate is 200,000. Syngman Rhee also directly ordered that this particular massacre be carried out.


    When the south recaptured Seoul they executed 30,000 civilians in the city etc.


    There are also things like the Jeju April 3 incident before the war where around 10% of the population of the Island of Jeju was killed. If you want to go deep there are lots of other things like the Yeo-Sun incident etc.