Post: #76

Hey sorry for late bump, was just researching info on Japan.

But LeightonBlackstock-

I'm sure you realize at this point but Ulsan is like a satellite city of a 2nd tier city in Korea (Busan) - that is, a foreigner would most likely do much better in a cosmopolitan place like Seoul

For all foreigners reading, it wouldn't be as hard in Seoul (but still hard for your average guy)

Post: #77

^Agreed.

I haven't gone back through and read what I posted in this thread, but I'll reply.

Firstly, its important to note that I wrote my comments on Korea nearly three years ago when I was 22. I have a lot more perspective nowadays. I cringe at a lot of my old posts actually.

But yes, you're correct. Plenty of opportunity in Seoul. I'd love to have a crack at Korea again, in the capital. I'd find stuff I'm sure.

I would honestly apply for a job there tomorrow if I wasn't banned from working in Korea due to my midnight run in 2013.

I weirdly miss Korea. Thailand can make a man lazy.

Post: #78

Leighton, since you seem to be a guy with some pretty decent experience from Korea, I was wondering if you could elaborate some on how the girls are (general mindset, dating style, etc.). From what I've been reading on here being a foreigner never helps, and often hurts. The K-Girls I've dated were really eager to date a white guy, even if they had virtually zero English skills. But I'm in the States, so the dynamic may be different.