ryshel 🧃

if you know me no you don't

[ryshel 🧃 @atsumrk]

@Regi_saranghae even play up the softness for the camera. This isn't to say they're being 100% fake about their approach, rather that they're being influenced by a societal expectations to present as perfect, or at least favorable in the eyes of the global public.

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@Regi_saranghae false the Western popular idea of Korean men is. To be vulnerable in this space with children subverts the 'emotionally unavailable' moniker and, because this is definitely a prevalent theme amongst Korean media, both idols must be aware that this is the goal and most likely (3)

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to create their own stable source of income. While the culture is profit-focused rather than reliant on passion for the game, it is clear in the plethora of accolades won by Korean gaming teams that their skill is to be admired.

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Korean Culture and Gaming #GamingInKorea

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climbing up the social pyramid, but also enables their ability to capitalize on an activity that they enjoy. Many e-sport gamers, according to the article, come from low income households and have learned ways to break away from an education-based societal standard in order (4)

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@cryptidjay audiences. While this isn't necessarily right - nor is lying about receiving paid advertisements - the situations of this kind lie within a very grey area only intensified by the fact that the consumer regulation policies are a matter of legality regardless of country. (4)

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@cryptidjay of wanting privacy as a BJ despite their large online presence. The downside to that is, much of your privacy is given away once you decide that you want to pursue an occupation that requires livestreaming so much of your time and putting your livelihood in the hands of (3)

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Confucianism. Instead, they should be working towards the acknowledgement of their gendered discrimination so that the healing process may begin for the women who suffer at its hands.

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simply work to condemn but to expose a lifestyle that many women are subjected to. That being said, it's also important to start holding large institutions accountable for the treatment of women. It must be so that Korea can no longer run away from this by blaming (4)

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between the West and East, but even so offhand comments cannot be excused if they are truly offensive to another community with the generalization that "they aren't educated about this type of thing". They probably are, and should be, because most of these people are adults.

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"As a consumer of media that is made in a language that I am not fluent in, these are my concerns about fan translations."

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of the resources given to them by fan translation pages and doesn't account for how certain things that have been said are typical of Korean culture and context, regardless of how "woke" or not it may be. It's in the hands of consumers to understand that perspectives differ (5)