sushiman wrote:
Korean!
ah-HAH!
sushiman wrote:
After meeting in the US by pure chance we decided to move here as the US is a bad influence on a happy marriage life. People there couldn't believe my woman cooked three meals a day and actually tried to talk her out of it! They wouldnt shut up about it. We got sick of listening to them and their lame advice.
Indeed it seems that the Borg is always on a mission to break you down into being one of them. Same crap I get about wanting to re-marry, wanting more kids, wanting a younger woman, wanting to leave America. Yammering zombies from every angle.
sushiman wrote:
Aside from marrying her the decision to get us away from that environment was the smartest thing I've done.
Congratulations. Vision + Action.
sushiman wrote:
Its like a club "dudes with korean wives", when i meet these guys its high five time and many lead the same great life.
OK, sorry sushiman, but you are clearly just too damn happy to let this go easily. So I am going to go all Winston on you with multiple questions:
(1) Big concern most would have about moving there would be difficulty of integrating. Koreans are known as pretty nationalistic people. Do you find it hard to connect and make friends?
(2) Do locals speak much English and/or do you speak much Korean?
(3) Do you work locally or via internet?
(4) What race are you? How are you treated in public and on first meeting?
(5) Are there a lot of mixed couples there? Do you socialize together?