The Reality of Being a Woman in Korea

[@JoannaHopeLai]

Thanks for the honest conversation! This video came up on my KZbin homepage, and I believe I may have seen a TikTok video of yours when you moved from NYC to Mexico? I love seeing other women who live courageously and authentically. I have a similar story. I'm an Asian American female who worked for 10+ years in Silicon Valley. In 2020 I moved to Hawaii, and I started documenting my journey. I left the tech industry for entrepreneurship & content creation (on my own terms). Cheering for you! Keep using your voice and sharing your story. You are helping many. 💛

[@thewanderingkorean]

Yes that was me! I just moved back to NYC to explore some new opportunities, but what an incredible experience that was. Your story is so inspiring! Thank you so much for the words of encouragement, they really mean a lot. Especially as I try to navigate this (YT) part of my journey! Cheering for you as well!! 🤗

[@soumyachandrashekar9295]

very authentic conversation. Thank you.

[@thewanderingkorean]

Thank you so much! I hope to provide more of these regularly.

[@rohinisubash456]

Such a lovely candid conversation and here's to Sisterhood!

[@thewanderingkorean]

Thank you so much! And yes, sisterhood is invaluable!

[@hotandsandy]

as a korean american woman this is so real. thanks for sharing

[@thewanderingkorean]

Thank you so much for the kind words. I hoped this would reach the right people ☺

[@RealandRelatablePodcast]

❤❤❤

[@thewanderingkorean]

🥰

[@mdilham5237]

I mean every country has their own set of rules and there's a reason why they are adopting it... can't always be a westernised approach...