I just think it's a very ignorant view to hold because it is a literal conscription for young men in Korea to go off to war - from which they obviously cannot immediately return back to their families, and relationships form differently due to the culture in Korea. Of course, this can lead to short relationships or splitting from relationships. Korean culture especially gets it's own people to overwork.
I'd like to know your thoughts, and I may not have described or the best insight into Korea but this is from stuff I've seen online or read. (not that it's much).
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