If you believe everything you read on social networks and don't make your own opinion on things, you will spend…
Hi. I see on your profile that you are a student, so you must be young. When you get older, you might have a different point of view on this kind of comment. First of all, I am aware that, when a man is on trial for rape, some lawyers use the way the victim was dressed to put the fault on her, which is revolting. But this issue has nothing to do with this. Let's talk about normal healthy people having a date. I don't know how it goes with people of the same gender, but men and women like a lot to tease each others. It's part of seduction, and seduction has to be a bit provocative sometimes, in order to make the other person react by provoking in return. It's like a game. I'm not saying that YYS was trying to seduce MCW at this moment. He was actually answering according to his character, in a teasing way, because that's what journalists (and probably the producers) were expecting from him. It was a bit clumsy, according to me, but it made me laugh. As for the way a woman dresses at a date, you can say whatever you want but it's TRUE that it conveys a message. The same goes for men, by the way. And that's part of the fun : that's why we spend soooo much time trying on everything and deciding how we should get dressed before going. And the other person will spend sooo much time trying to understand what you meant by that. Sometimes the interpretation is wrong, but that's ok as long as noone forces anyone to anything. If you wear very covering outfits at your first date, the man will think "ok, she's not ready, she wants to wait a little". If you wear very sexy outfits, he will think that you are open to go further and will try his chance. Again, it doesn't mean you give your consent. You can realize through the date, after spending time with him, that you'll never want to do it with him! And you can also want to take your time. If he's a civilized man, he will also understand the message when you say you don't want to have another drink or go to his place. In fact there are many non verbal messages in a date. We also have our personal ways to read the other person. As for a seethrough outfit, it is true that it is sexy, but the way it will be interpreted will all depend what you wear with it. Some women are very good at controlling the message they want to convey. Like, being a bit sexy but not too much, which makes the man wonder what she means. Some men like that a lot. It's also part of seduction. I hope you understand why I'm not at all shocked by YYS's comment. I think it's just the comment of an adult man teasing an adult woman. It would have been fun if MCW had teased him back by making a comment on how men should dress.
dang it’s sad that such a trash person was blessed with brilliant acting skills. What a waste. I just found…
If you believe everything you read on social networks and don't make your own opinion on things, you will spend your life being disgusted about everything. Come on. This is all about a press conf in 2015. This was EIGHT YEARS ago. Get over it. And what he said was nothing but clumsy comments when asked clumsy questions by journalists. He was probably not experienced enough in press conf at the time, so he said something according to his character in the movie. And yes, it was a bit clumsy. The truth is YYS has very good reputation on a human level. And it's not something I read on networks. It's something I had an opportunity to check by myself.
Meanwhile, there are plenty of sexual predators in the entertainment business that never get punished. Is a clumsy comment about how a woman dress in a date your highest priority? Then, as would say a guy called Ron Weasley about his friend, you're a person who "needs to sort out her priorities". ;)
I think it's the opposite. People who react so excessively to his harmless remark are very conservative.
You're getting very emotional just because an actor once joked about an actress' turtleneck... 7 years ago! Do you have an idea about what's currently going on in Iran? Setting rules about what women should wear, obliging them to cover their hair and whole body, and punishing them if they don't respect those rules, that's true sexism and gender discrimination. If you want to fight misogyny, then maybe you should sort out your priorities.
A great, versatile and handsome actor who did unforgettable roles such as Kang Dong Joo in Dr. Romantic, Gu Dong Mae in Mr. Sunshine, Ahn Jung Won in Hospital Playlist... And he seems to be a decent person too: Coffee Friends was a very nice show, by the way, I hope there will be a season 2! The Interest of Love is coming to my country right now, I'm going to watch it asap!
I see on your profile that you are a student, so you must be young. When you get older, you might have a different point of view on this kind of comment.
First of all, I am aware that, when a man is on trial for rape, some lawyers use the way the victim was dressed to put the fault on her, which is revolting. But this issue has nothing to do with this.
Let's talk about normal healthy people having a date. I don't know how it goes with people of the same gender, but men and women like a lot to tease each others. It's part of seduction, and seduction has to be a bit provocative sometimes, in order to make the other person react by provoking in return. It's like a game. I'm not saying that YYS was trying to seduce MCW at this moment. He was actually answering according to his character, in a teasing way, because that's what journalists (and probably the producers) were expecting from him. It was a bit clumsy, according to me, but it made me laugh.
As for the way a woman dresses at a date, you can say whatever you want but it's TRUE that it conveys a message. The same goes for men, by the way. And that's part of the fun : that's why we spend soooo much time trying on everything and deciding how we should get dressed before going. And the other person will spend sooo much time trying to understand what you meant by that. Sometimes the interpretation is wrong, but that's ok as long as noone forces anyone to anything.
If you wear very covering outfits at your first date, the man will think "ok, she's not ready, she wants to wait a little". If you wear very sexy outfits, he will think that you are open to go further and will try his chance. Again, it doesn't mean you give your consent. You can realize through the date, after spending time with him, that you'll never want to do it with him! And you can also want to take your time. If he's a civilized man, he will also understand the message when you say you don't want to have another drink or go to his place. In fact there are many non verbal messages in a date. We also have our personal ways to read the other person.
As for a seethrough outfit, it is true that it is sexy, but the way it will be interpreted will all depend what you wear with it. Some women are very good at controlling the message they want to convey. Like, being a bit sexy but not too much, which makes the man wonder what she means. Some men like that a lot. It's also part of seduction.
I hope you understand why I'm not at all shocked by YYS's comment. I think it's just the comment of an adult man teasing an adult woman. It would have been fun if MCW had teased him back by making a comment on how men should dress.
Come on. This is all about a press conf in 2015. This was EIGHT YEARS ago. Get over it. And what he said was nothing but clumsy comments when asked clumsy questions by journalists. He was probably not experienced enough in press conf at the time, so he said something according to his character in the movie. And yes, it was a bit clumsy.
The truth is YYS has very good reputation on a human level. And it's not something I read on networks. It's something I had an opportunity to check by myself.
Meanwhile, there are plenty of sexual predators in the entertainment business that never get punished. Is a clumsy comment about how a woman dress in a date your highest priority? Then, as would say a guy called Ron Weasley about his friend, you're a person who "needs to sort out her priorities". ;)