I'm 2012, Age of consent in south korea was 13, maybe that's why this movie didn't face any backlash.
Just because Iraq allows child marriage, doesn't mean it's not bad.
It's pedophila. Legal, but pedophila.
I hate this movie and everyone worked with it, is responsible.
Recently learned about this movie.
I couldn't believe my beloved actress did it. I thought its about pedophila, the guys will face consequences.
So I gave it a chance for KGE, believing in her choices, but this movie is justifying pedophila.
This movie won awards, ew.
Um??
"But it doesn’t seem like anyone in this class needs it"
Isn't that body shaming and sexual harrasment? 🤡
The student, I remember, commented on plastic surgery only.
Fair criticism is not being toxic 🙏
Some Korean netizens are seriously up in arms over a scene from Teach You a Lesson and at this point I’m wondering if people are just looking for things to be angry about. 😭
The controversy started after a teacher, played by Jin Ki Joo, fired back at a rude student who asked if she’d had plastic surgery.
Her response?
“Yeah, I got surgery. Breast reduction surgery. But it doesn’t seem like anyone in this class needs it, so I won’t be accepting further questions.”
The scene quickly went viral on Korean online communities, with some viewers criticizing the dialogue as old-fashioned and claiming it was inappropriate. Others argued that the joke was unnecessary and that the script missed the mark.
But not everyone agreed with the backlash.
Many viewers pointed out that the line was clearly meant to be a sarcastic comeback to a disrespectful student and questioned why people were treating it like a serious statement. Some also argued that breast reduction surgery is a legitimate medical procedure and that merely mentioning it shouldn’t be controversial.
The debate has since split viewers, with one side calling the scene outdated and the other side wondering whether people are overanalyzing a single sarcastic line in a fictional drama.
At this point, the real lesson being taught might be that Korean drama discourse can turn literally anything into a controversy. 😭🍿
If anything, need to find a middle ground. Not ask koreans to let teachers hit students.
Protect both, teachers and students from bullying.
#TeachYouALesson is just fiction where ERPB is always right.
It can't happen in real life.
I ask int fans to take #TeachYouALesson as a fiction and don't ask for it to be real.
Corporal punishment was banned in SK due to violence by teachers on students.
Sure it's looks good that teacher is teaching bullies a lesson, but the problem relies within the system of korea.
Powerful people doesn't want to protect the weaks.
Bullying also exists in workplace, military, colleges.. everywhere.
When teachers were given power, they misused it. Now bullies are misusing it, and teachers are scared.
If u really want to nitpick..?
In the whole 10 episodes series, all mom were crazy for their kids
While the only time a parent was a victim, was a father. (Gambling ep)
Ep 5 father - decorative assaulter, mom main assaulter
Ep 7 father - victim
Minister - victim
Mom all crazy!
"actor who represents south korea" you are representing infront of us, int fans, and you chose him instead of any other actor to represent your country.
All I get from this is, korean women are doing great by participating in 4B. I would do it too if I was korean.
tvn really ate with this poster. that’s how you do a poster. this poster depicts han seolah as a mermaid that lives on land.
“her flowing white gown replaces the mermaid’s tail, spreading across the floor like a tide that cannot be contained. it’s beautiful, luminous, & quietly suffocating, symbolizing love that envelops, entangles, and ultimately drowns. she sits quietly & her composure is calm. there is no urgency in her gaze, she doesn’t crave attention. she remains calm but the sea on the background is dark & infinite, suggesting that the danger lies beneath the surface. she is like a true siren who knows that her song creates passion and longing. those who are drawn to her believe they are approaching love, elegance, and warmth, unaware they are stepping into deep water. unlike traditional mermaids who sing, this siren is silent. her power is restraint. she doesn’t chase, threaten, or confess. she waits, desire moves toward her naturally, and those who fall in love do so willingly, convinced they can survive where others did not. she’s like an inevitable current--beautiful, irresistible, and deadly not bcs she intends to be, but bcs some attractions are impossible to escape. now the mystery remains whether she is a predator, or simply a force of nature. is she killing, or are people destroying themselves in their longing to possess her?”
@TeamYouTube you should do something about safety of creators. Specially female creators. I can't even block creepy men from watching my videos. I can only hide them from comment section. These men still have access to my video unlike insta
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