korea! the dirty dirtay~ - Page 2

On April 26 2010 15:16 lilsusie wrote:
I'm not sure how I feel about having a post like this out in the open. I know that people are aware (Rek mentions plenty of times of his nights out) but at the same time, I'm not sure if I want people to have this image of Korea to be this raunchy, underground nasty-nasty thing, complete with whores. Don't get me wrong, I know it's a part of the culture but not exactly the reputation that this country needs to get tourists. =/

Money can buy anything in this country. I know it's true in most countries too but Korea is just so blatantly immoral sometimes.

Here's a question for you, OP, why did you decide to post this on our forums at all?

On April 26 2010 15:19 krndandaman wrote:
i was very surprised on how easily money is thrown around....
how do they have so much customers when it costs that much!?!?

are there really that many rich people in korea? or are they mostly repeat customers?

wow... 10-30k a month, that's like the pay of a damn lawyer lol

On April 26 2010 15:20 Luddite wrote:
Do people ever go to these places alone, or do they always go in groups?

On April 26 2010 15:19 DanCeWithDevil wrote:


I believe that people reading it understand that this is only the dirty part of Korea. I could make a beautiful post about my Korean culture and all our beautiful tourist spots and foods. Maybe I'll do that next! Why did I decide to post it? Well I see blogs everywhere about people going to Korea so they may as well understand what they might possibly want to try out.

I believe in the freedom of information.

On April 26 2010 15:26 druj wrote:
What kind of people are these girls anyways? Some sorry sad tale of a poor girl trying to make it out alive, sex addicts, superficial materialistic whores, slavery, runaways etc..

I mean prostitution is prominent all over Asia, but I'm curious about, being the richest area in the country, why do these girls end up doing this, especially with the high educational and literacy rates in the country.

On April 26 2010 15:16 lilsusie wrote:
I'm not sure how I feel about having a post like this out in the open. I know that people are aware (Rek mentions plenty of times of his nights out) but at the same time, I'm not sure if I want people to have this image of Korea to be this raunchy, underground nasty-nasty thing, complete with whores. Don't get me wrong, I know it's a part of the culture but not exactly the reputation that this country needs to get tourists. =/

Money can buy anything in this country. I know it's true in most countries too but Korea is just so blatantly immoral sometimes.

Here's a question for you, OP, why did you decide to post this on our forums at all?

On April 26 2010 15:27 lilsusie wrote:


Yes, freedom of information, but you also realize that TL isn't the place for people to say "OMG I'm going to Korea, I'm totally gonna blow 5k dollars on a night out with beautiful women!" (Well, maybe a few guys can but most are high school/college students who are poor) And those who CAN spend that much... already have. And blogged about it.

Don't assume on the internet that people will take this as "only the dirty part" of Korea. It's a part of Korea that most Koreans are not proud of, thus not really something that you need to publicly put into light. =/ Those are my 2 cents.

On April 26 2010 15:35 Luddite wrote:
what are the 미인 글럽s and 풀서비스 rooms? Are those room salons? I see them all over the place and was never sure exactly what they were.

On April 26 2010 15:33 DanCeWithDevil wrote:


If it's something that most Korean's aren't proud of why does the government do nothing to stop any of it? Why do almost all korean males partake in it in one way or another? If you were unaware in many areas they have police guarding the perimeter of the red light districts! It's just the way it is and me sharing this information with a gaming website isn't going to do anything other than inform.

If anything, the korean way of disliking something but never having the balls to bring it out in the open is exactly why change for the better doesn't happen.

Perhaps I'll run for president of Korea! O wait I'm a USA citizen damn.

On April 26 2010 15:41 starfries wrote:
I think most people reading this realize that this is not everyday Korea. The post makes it pretty clear that most normal people can't afford this kind of lifestyle, and that it really only caters to a certain type of rich person. Prostitution and escorts appear almost everywhere and I would argue that it doesn't present Korea in a bad light, especially compared to how it works in some other countries. And I doubt anyone is going to decide to go to Korea based on a post like this - even if we could afford it, and very few of us can, this is a Starcraft website and I think our primary interest in Korea is always going to be that.