Personal freedom and right to be Korean

In contemporary society, we are asked to acknowledge a wide range of people and relationships. If two women choose to live together, the subject of a popular book and podcast here in Korea, we are encouraged to respect their relationship despite how unconventional it might at first appear. If men find attraction in the same sex, we are reminded that love is love in whatever form it arrives. Even those who reject marriage or dating altogether, a growing trend among young people who are choosing to abandon more traditional life paths, deserve recognition for their choices. At its core, this ethos of respect stems from a clear principle: do not judge others.Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times