"The international marriage Youtube video that made me think a lot..."
Interviewer: You got married yesterday, you know. It's the day right after your first night together, so does it feel a bit... real that you're married now?
Interviewer: I hate to keep bringing up the past, but this is the second time, isn't it?
Interviewer: Things went wrong last time because the bride unilaterally called it off
Interviewer: It looks like you guys talk and listen to each other a lot
Interviewer: I'm not here to ask the most important question, which are the naughty stuff

Interviewer: Did you guys sleep last night?
Man: Since my sleeping environment changed, I didn't sleep that well

"I didn't sleep much since it wasn't my bed"
Interviewer: The bride is 18 now, too, so this isn't a rude question

Interviewer: Did you guys sleep last night?
Man: Since my sleeping environment changed, I didn't sleep that well
"I didn't sleep much since it wasn't my bed"
Interviewer: The bride is 18 now, too, so this isn't a rude question
Interviewer: But the fact that a man and a woman are married implies that they must sleep together and live together. can you ask her whether she's okay with doing these basic things?

"Yes I know"
"The woman's facial expression was also incredible... I stumbled upon this while watching videos about crimes related to international marriages, and watching it made me wonder what marriage really is... I feel like she's entered a total abyss, so I'm reposting this........"
original post: here
1. Repulsive
2. If you're serious about getting married, tell your partner to at least pass the most basic language proficiency test in your language before coming to you. How can people who can't even communicate with each other possibly get married?
3. Of course, the man doesn't deserve any pity, and unless the woman was dragged there against her will, it was her own choice, so she doesn't deserve pity either, but the children born there are truly pitiful
4. Ah seriously what are the things people do with their money? ã…
5. I believe international marriages can work when the couple's needs align, but I think there is a critical need for education regarding Korean culture and language. Without proficiency in Korean, the children's language skills suffer, and they struggle to adapt to life in Korea
6. It feels like such a waste of tax money, whether it’s spent on these "mail-order marriages" or on the children involved. Instead of granting permanent residency, they should just extend temporary visas and require the women to return home if they divorce. Then again, if that were the rule, Korean men would probably use it to threaten the women. Honestly, though, why do they sell themselves into these marriages in the first place? It’s revolting
7. I wonder how this is any different from pros*****ion, and what about the children born there...? How long will we continue this behavior that causes even more problems for society as a whole?
9. Wow, I’m speechless... It feels like a hidden camera prank that my tax money is going into something like that
10. Only the kid is to be pitied; that woman doesn't deserve any sympathy. She’s just got a stomach of steel and a vicious streak, you know? ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ And don't even get me started on those nauseating Hannams
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