There is a cultural understanding in SoKo called "skinship". Ya know, where your fave male idols get waaay too comfy and cozy with each other. But that's just a fact of South Korean culture. Men touching other men is generally accepted. Here in the West, the way girls can act overly attached to each other and may seem "lesbian" may be interpreted differently in Korea. Same goes for their men, being interpreted by us. So, I guess we can't just judge them from skinship and all the weird things they do. It's just a thing of culture, after all. :3
There is a cultural understanding in SoKo called "skinship". Ya know, where your fave male idols get waaay too comfy and cozy with each other. But that's just a fact of South Korean culture. Men touching other men is generally accepted. Here in the West, the way girls can act overly attached to each other and may seem "lesbian" may be interpreted differently in Korea. Same goes for their men, being interpreted by us. So, I guess we can't just judge them from skinship and all the weird things they do. It's just a thing of culture, after all. :3
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