What's It Actually Like Dating With a Korean Guy?

Today I interviewed 3 different girls who are currently in relationship with Korean guys, and I asked them "What is it Actually like Dating with a Korean Guy?"
I hope you guys enjoy the video.
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00:00 Intro
00:46 Q1. How did you first meet him?
02:49 Q2. How's it different dating with a guy from your country?
05:00 Q3. Cultural Differences (Biggest Struggle)
08:36 Q4. K-drama vs Reality?
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[claireetg]

It would be great with a topic of foreigners MARRIED to Korean guys. I’m dating a Korean guy, he is very kind and considerate, gentle, … but I feel a big difference in culture when it comes to marriage and the woman role in the husband-wife relationship, so really interested in other people stories.

[anon-zqjc]

I've noticed that some foreign girls talk about their bad experiences with Korean men and they have something in common. they met Korean men in a club or on Tinder. The normal Korean man does neither.

[ANIME-irku]

I couldn't understand why people are running after love, the most important thing that people must look for is loyalty and trust

[diannainkorea]

It's great hearing their experiences because I've heard all stories. I think there's some differences as well between dating one and being married to one. Being married to one is a whole different angle. (In a positive tone)

[leeroyjenkins]

Can you interview people who are working remotely in Korea? For example: Someone from America who is working for American company, but working remotely in korea

[PichpoGUA]

That girl really said she's been dating that man for 6 years... no marriage, they only see each other outside, he always works on the weekend... that's definitely suspicious. Either he's scared of facing his parents or he's just having fun with her until he meets a Korean woman that he wants to marry. He could even already be married and using her as a side piece

[nellekx]

Ive dated korean guys and my experience has been mostly positive. Definitely more gentlemanly and respectful than other guys ive dated.

[celineflt]

Really good interview. I wish all the best for these girls. They are very open minded and respect the culture of the country. Of course, in each country, you have different personalities, good guy, bad guy. The most important is happiness. Enjoy your life !

[katelady]

When you meet people in clubs I assume they are not serious lol. Tinder and clubs are for hook ups. If you want a serious guy go to serious places. It’s not rocket science.

[muhibuhallah]

You always choose the most interesting themes for your interview😊, I will always support you, every interview is interesting after our first interview in itewon, I like it😅, good luck Jin)

[sweetlifefrom]

진님 항상 영상 잘 보고 있습니다 덕분에 다른 문화권 분들의 생각을 이해할 수 있어서 굉장히 유익해요! 앞으로도 응원하겠습니다 :)

[O-Demi]

I just love how chill this interview is

[eujinlee]

The Israeli lady has a nice voice and all the girls are adorable 🥰

Different people are all over the world. Good guys, bad guys and in between. It totally depends on the individual person 😊

[corgisrule]

I feel like manners shouldn’t be such a weird thing to expect. HowEVER, I do feel bad for Korean guys cause Kdramas really do make it hard on them to be SO perfect 😂

[Yvonne]

I really love your interviews! Those women came from 3 totally different backgrounds and they still have similar experiences in Korea. As some already pointed out here, the concept of Western women being the liberal - meaning sexually super active and open and a bit like typical men - is incorrect. What the women mentioned is being treated with respect and being cared for. A lot of men in Western cultures seem to think that after the emancipation of women and feminism manners are not needed anymore. It's also that many are unable to express emotions and take things for granted. Women are always the ones to care about men and the family. These girls are surprised that those Korean men actually cared for them. It's very moving and I hope Korean mem see this as a huge compliment. There are many cultural differences and not everyone can experience the full on kdrama but those ladies in the interview seem to enjoy themselves. Good sign.

[vcwloves]

As an American, I think that I am too independent and think that I would have a difficult time dating a Korean. Unless there's a guy out there who doesn't get jealous, doesn't get mad that I speak up, and often say "no" regardless of position or age... I understand the culture difference, but I'm unwilling to change who I am or sacrifice my core beliefs. I'm a true believer in love though. If you truly love that person, compromise will find itself.

[Forbiddenjadetheonly]

There is a huge misconception with regards to Western women. We don't live like in movies, and even though our culture is more "liberal" women still don't like to be treated as objects. Some men and women are very promiscuous but that's everywhere in the world I think. Maybe the difference is made by small population. In sum, westerners alike Korean women like to be treated with respect, and to be loved for who they are not for just their looks.

[parrtysuz]

Can meet good people and bad people anywhere
There is no specific place for that, it is all stereotypes))


In general need to be careful anyway and anywhere... doesn't matter

[katyagrad]

Not a stereotype. The better word to use is "idyll" or "notion". A stereotype is based on general behavior, like machismo is associated with Hispanic men because of culture. But the image of Korean men as "gentle" is based more on kdramas, and kpop idols.