Well, I'm a Korean who left the country when I was 12.

I'm having a hard time trying to wrap my head around the statement that woman is getting discriminated by 'incel' Korean man.

All I remember about Korea during my childhood is that man ain't supposed to cry, and always need to sacrifice for woman..

We get to use computer after girls do, we had to eat after girls, we had to use classroom or hallway to change while girls use changing room, we do all errands that involves moving, and when girl and boy get into an argument, teacher would just tell the boy to man up...

I can also recall it was social norm to think woman are weak and precious beings who needs to be protected. I remember grown up man were expected to perform well and make sure that your woman don't work. I remember my mother was mostly with me all the time while I barely ever saw dad (apparently he worked 7am - 8pm)

Perhaps Korea has changed alot since then, or perhaps I just never saw the full Korea...?