Joseon girls gone wild

[zenkatsuo]

I lack a good opening for this entry, so I'm just going to skip the formalities. This entry also will not have proper structure. It's hot. I'm jittery. Also, this entry will be about titties

Comments

[chrysa]

What defines attractiveness morphs with the era. It's also strongly associated with class and wealth, which, from the looks of your entry, those women were probably not.

When did you get interested in Korean history?

[zenkatsuo]

The answer is never. This is just something I heard once, at a class on East-Asian religion, and because it concerned something I am interested in, namely boobs, it stuck to my mind. And now I finally got around to researching it (surprisingly hard to find anything on this

[chrysa]

It's possible, given the social class and age of the women, that these were the babes

[chrysa]

This is really interesting article for me since I am Korean. So I read this well and kind of want to answer your curiosity. It may be difficult for you to understand the context of the culture since you lack knowledge of Korean history as you mentioned. For a few hundred years, Confucianism from China affected Korean society in large. One of lessons from Confucianism is that giving a birth to a son is very important for women. Thus, those women who gave a birth to a son wanted to show off as people in that era considered it as very honorable.

[anonymous]

i find this easy to masturbate to.

[anonymous]

Omg lol

[anonymous]

LOL B00bz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[anonymous]

This article us just bullshit!!!!!
I m a korean nd i have never learned of this before.
How on earth did u a foreigner think that u can write
nd disgrace korean women like that.
U dont know a xxxx about korean culture so shove it

[anonymous]

Maybe you need to look into this more

[anonymous]

I am korean too. Didnt you learn korean history at ur middle or hight school? I learned this thing from my school .

[anonymous]

Maybe Koreans never want to mention it, so you would never been taught.

[anonymous]

I'm a Korean Language Analyst, and spent a number of years living in Korean culture

[anonymous]

This.