@shortstories @freepatriot @zeke @KingOfWhiteAmerica @MelGibsonafter4Beers @Paultron I'm not talking about Koreans being polite to me. I'm talking about Koreans overpaying me to the point where I felt guilty about it. Is that a Korean cultural tactic you're familiar with?

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A white man I knew married a Korean woman and theyintentionally left price tags on gifts in order for both the wife's family and the husbands family to exchange gifts of equal value

I know I was offered food for free without being told any conditions than told I owe servitude or allegiance to a Church because of the free food when I wanted to stop attending the Church and this Church was run by Koreans

@shortstories @freepatriot @zeke @KingOfWhiteAmerica @MelGibsonafter4Beers @Paultron Yeah, but these weren't Korean Christians, and Christian Churches always give free stuff to people who aren't a part of their congregation because they're dumb, unlike Mormons.

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In Korean culture, gift reciprocity is important as it helps maintain social balance and respect in relationships. When receiving a gift, it is customary to reciprocate with a gift of similar value to avoid any awkwardness

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First off there are a much larger percent of Christians in Korea than Japan and China

Second the problem is going to be more extreme if they are not Christians then if they are Christians because Christianity reduces some of the social problems involving Confucianism

They are more likely to want a favor in return if they are not Christian

With an exception being if they are Christians recruiting people

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