This is one of those dramas where I believe people forget that Asain culture is indeed different from western cultures. There's a difference in how women and men handle sex in these cultures, and like it or not is indeed not always something we want to see. It's obvious when you watch Jdramas and the women are super cute and innocent, Kdramas also have this but it's not quite in your face, maybe that's why we forget, because we like to see it until we realize the reality of it.
the interesting thing about Hit the Spot is that it addresses that women don't have to treat sex like a taboo, secret, subservient thing. They are allowed to speak up and instead of taking on the quiet demure role women usually have, they can indeed seek their own needs.
If the viewer of this drams listened at all, this topic is covered. It also takes a basic understanding that they aren't American or even European. they're much more conservative, and they wanted to allow acceptance in women's search for their own pleasure.
just some perspective as again I think we forget, Korea is still very much a different culture, and it has deep traditional roles.
the interesting thing about Hit the Spot is that it addresses that women don't have to treat sex like a taboo, secret, subservient thing. They are allowed to speak up and instead of taking on the quiet demure role women usually have, they can indeed seek their own needs.
If the viewer of this drams listened at all, this topic is covered. It also takes a basic understanding that they aren't American or even European. they're much more conservative, and they wanted to allow acceptance in women's search for their own pleasure.
just some perspective as again I think we forget, Korea is still very much a different culture, and it has deep traditional roles.