

My question is: (drum roll)
Are Korean people used to seeing weird people (like me) in public?
the_haunted_boy wrote:Sometimes I go into a coffee shop and after I order my thing I ask the person to slap me. Sometimes when I am in the mall I tell the cashier he/she is pretty after buying my stuff.
Also I dress up all the time like everyday is a Sci-Fi convention or a Renaissances fair. I yell at crickets.
My question is: (drum roll)
Are Korean people used to seeing weird people (like me) in public?
austinfd wrote: Overall Korean culture is more "conformist" than American culture. People naturally fall into what is acceptable and follows social mores. Again, the current generation of students is probably going to influence a lot of relaxation and change. That will be an interesting dynamic to watch in the coming 20-30 years.