"real" koreans?

Question

if you guys have heard about kpop stars such as lee hyori or boa kwon, you'd probably think that they're beautiful and thus all koreans are hot. im informing you that most people aren't like that (i've heard lots of people say that all koreans are beautiful)!
typical koreans:
75% have single eyelids; small eyes
most have round faces (with no pointy chin)
most have flat noses
almost all have high cheek bones
"plastic koreans":
80-90% female celebrities have gone under the knife
most of them get blepheroplasty (eyelids), chin sharpening, and rhinoplasty
yup, most of them are fake (except for kim tae-hee and song hyo-hyo)

so tell me what you think! i personally think it's okay to have plastic surgery... but just know that they were born that way.

GREED: my sweetheart, how'd you come up with that? in case you dont know, i dont hate koreans, i actually like them a lot. but most chinese and koreans do hate japanese... guess why...
you're being ignorant....

you guys are getting this wrong...
i know some korean, i love koreans... so stop thinking about the hate factor.

Answer 1

I think it is all just trying to feel beautiful and trying to fit in with whoever you hang out with.

You can go to certain places all arond the world and see women who all have the same nose job, boob job, eye lid job, or even just the same make up, clothes, hairstyles and jewelry.

So whatever is the culture where you live, most people will try to get to that culture's idea of beauty. And of course money makes a difference.

Answer 2

Well, If it makes them more comfortable then yes, have the surgery. Btw most people don't know anything at all. They can't tell the difference between korean, chinese, or Japanese and thats all there is when it comes to asians. Also, we all drive riced- out cars and break dance while being super smart at math and all work at nail salons.

Answer 3

I spent six years in Korea teaching ESL, alongside my husband. We fell in love with the country and its people.

We worked with Korean children, teens, college students, and adults during our time there; we shopped, traveled, worshipped, and sightsaw surrounded by Korean faces. We were guests in Korean households, sleeping on yos and eating seaweed soup for breakfast. We owned our own car (a Hyundai) and drove throughout Korea, to places where the villagers had in all likelihood never seen a 'foreigner' in person, far less spoken to one. About sixty percent of the lifelong friendships we made there were ethnic Koreans. (By the way, I and my husband are both middle-aged Canadians of European - specifically Dutch - descent)

I can safely say that Koreans are beautiful.

From the grubby children with sleek black hair and running noses who tumble gleefully towards one of the neighbor moms bringing a communal bowl of rice for a curb-side lunch, to the ancient adjummas ('aunties') with humorous almond eyes glinting wickedly out of multiple wrinkles as they dissect a friend's character... from the sturdy businessman hurrying back from lunch with his greying sideburns and ample philtrum between a full nose and kimchi-stained lips to the impeccably gotten-up college maiden in an ensemble of polyester perfection and bleached-orange hair which matches her shoes...

Yup, Koreans are beautiful.

Isn't everyone?

Answer 4

Sounds like you have a grudge against Koreans, that's what I think.

Answer 5

Asian people seem to hate other asians more than anyone else.