@SkingradPsycho@Renots_Ls@LuciferGroyper So your argument is that it's actually possible for women to have legs that take up 80% if their body and boobs and butts that are giant and inhumanly round. Yeah, you DIDN'T understand their tweet and don't even see your own hypocrisy
@bloodstreamrunz I barely knew how to do my makeup until I was 25 because my mother doesn't wear makeup, I was autistic so didnt learn from other girls bc I had no friends and my family was broke so I couldn't afford makeup anyway until I was an adult.
@Bbbabbamavpv@mythicalmistO_o This is just cope lmao please stop responding, the pressure for pale skin in korea is a very widely understood phenomenon.
@Bbbabbamavpv@mythicalmistO_o I don't think anyone has to "accept" anything. I don't accept discrimination towards select groups regardless of the culture. Nobody chooses the skin tone they are born with, but everyone can actively recognize their biases if they try.
@Bbbabbamavpv@mythicalmistO_o You're just playing dumb at this point, look up any kpop idol group and you would be hard-pressed to find anyone doing a "ghost concept", they are trying to be pale because they know that it is considered more beautiful
@Bbbabbamavpv@mythicalmistO_o What is the biological basis for preferring pale skin
History is a terrible argument because most of the world has a history of colonization and slavery
@Bbbabbamavpv@mythicalmistO_o You say "we don't care" but it is pretty widely understood that Korean society pressures its citizens to be more pale, that is colorism regardless of whether you and other Koreans "see it as an issue" or not.
@Bbbabbamavpv@mythicalmistO_o If most Koreans are just "naturally pale" why do the majority of Korean celebrities and influencers wear makeup lighter than their skin tone and get injections that lighten their skin
Some Korean people are light, but there is a large variance of skin tones among Koreans
@Bbbabbamavpv@mythicalmistO_o I'm a pale ginger who is at high risk of getting skin cancer and I also just acknowledged that everyone can get skin cancer. You're saying this to deflect from the point. Why does Korean society value pale skin?
@Bbbabbamavpv@mythicalmistO_o am a woman who wears makeup and performs to said beauty standards, but it's important to at least acknowledge that it exists and where that social influence stems from. A society-wide preference for pale skin is literally just colorism, plain and simple
@Bbbabbamavpv@mythicalmistO_o Some individuals may tan, but it's a well-documented phenomenon that many regions in Asia (and particularly Korea) prefer pale skin because it is considered more beautiful. Just saying "no it's just because" doesn't mean anything. You're allowed to desire pale skin, just as I
@Bbbabbamavpv@mythicalmistO_o Literally anyone can get skin cancer. It's not exclusive to Korean people, Koreans avoid the sun because pale skin is a beauty standard that is enforced. You even just acknowledged yourself that most of you prefer pale skin.
@Bbbabbamavpv@mythicalmistO_o I don't think most white people would care if you said that, and the standard for being tan also isn't comparable to colorism regardless