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Sorry for bringing up such a tiring topic. I used a translation tool, so some sentences might sound a bit off. Korean men genuinely believe that the 🤏 emoji is a symbol mocking the size of the male genitalia. They think female illustrators secretly include it to ridicule men. For example, some men pointed out that the hand gesture in the silhouette illustration of Zani by Yogoods looked like 🤏 and demanded it be changed. Shockingly, Yogoods korea accepted the complaint and issued an apology, saying they would revise the illustration. It’s absurd. They treat attacking designers like a sport, using it to boost their self-esteem. In the Korean gaming industry, controversies over the 🤏 symbol occur regularly. Some Korean men scrutinize animation frames one by one, and if a hand gesture even slightly resembles 🤏 during a natural motion, they accuse the creators of misandry. In response, some game companies attempt to avoid backlash by dismissing female employees involved in the work. Ironically, most women don’t pay that much attention to the size of men’s genitals to begin with — yet these men continue pushing their conspiracy theories as if it were a grand social agenda. 😮‍💨

WuWa_Myurang's tweet photo. Sorry for bringing up such a tiring topic.

I used a translation tool, so some sentences might sound a bit off.

Korean men genuinely believe that the 🤏 emoji is a symbol mocking the size of the male genitalia. They think female illustrators secretly include it to ridicule men. For example, some men pointed out that the hand gesture in the silhouette illustration of Zani by Yogoods looked like 🤏 and demanded it be changed. Shockingly, Yogoods korea accepted the complaint and issued an apology, saying they would revise the illustration. It’s absurd. They treat attacking designers like a sport, using it to boost their self-esteem.

In the Korean gaming industry, controversies over the 🤏 symbol occur regularly. Some Korean men scrutinize animation frames one by one, and if a hand gesture even slightly resembles 🤏 during a natural motion, they accuse the creators of misandry. In response, some game companies attempt to avoid backlash by dismissing female employees involved in the work. Ironically, most women don’t pay that much attention to the size of men’s genitals to begin with — yet these men continue pushing their conspiracy theories as if it were a grand social agenda. 😮‍💨

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Sorry for bringing up such a tiring topic. I used a translation tool, so some sentences might sound a bit off. Korean men genuinely believe that the 🤏 emoji is a symbol mocking the size of the male genitalia. They think female illustrators secretly include it to ridicule men. For example, some men pointed out that the hand gesture in the silhouette illustration of Zani by Yogoods looked like 🤏 and demanded it be changed. Shockingly, Yogoods korea accepted the complaint and issued an apology, saying they would revise the illustration. It’s absurd. They treat attacking designers like a sport, using it to boost their self-esteem. In the Korean gaming industry, controversies over the 🤏 symbol occur regularly. Some Korean men scrutinize animation frames one by one, and if a hand gesture even slightly resembles 🤏 during a natural motion, they accuse the creators of misandry. In response, some game companies attempt to avoid backlash by dismissing female employees involved in the work. Ironically, most women don’t pay that much attention to the size of men’s genitals to begin with — yet these men continue pushing their conspiracy theories as if it were a grand social agenda. 😮‍💨

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