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I'm curious about the cultural differences. Physical contact, kiss on the cheek, is much more common in Italy than in Korea. That can play a huge factor.

• 1-6 7y ago
  Koreans rarely hold hands in friendship too. Shaking hands, etc. You bow instead. When you go on a date, you're lucky if you get to hold hands on the first date. Kissing in public? Unacceptable.
  • yongjik 7y ago
    Well, yeah, but go to a restaurant in Korea and everybody thrusts their spoons and chopsticks into shared side dishes and soup bowls. That must count for something. :/
    • 1-6 7y ago
      H.Pylori
• Benmcdonald__ 7y ago
  Contact and hand holding are common in public in Korea. The opposite of Japan