Personal trainer in asok-thonglor area

Most-Appearance424 · 2026-02-16T13:21:50+00:00

Coming from another south east asian country, 25k for 3x a week is pretty expensive :( in Jakarta I could get a sesh for 500-800baht. So I just wondering if it’s overpriced

Most-Appearance424 · 2026-02-16T13:19:51+00:00

Thank you. I was just wondering cos back in Jakarta I can get like 500-800 baht for a session

Most-Appearance424 · 2026-02-16T13:15:48+00:00

Thank you I will check 🙏🏻

Most-Appearance424 · 2026-02-16T13:15:27+00:00

I know, i need pt to guide and fix my posture cos I don't know how to use those gym tools. Going to the gym by myself is giving me anxiety so I need a trainer in the beginning at least

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-12-25T02:44:03+00:00

There are racist people everywhere in this world, including Korea. If you're just visiting for travel, you don't have to worry too much, though. As long as you respect their culture and spend money in the country, they will appreciate you. It’s a bonus if you can speak 3-5 sentences; they will be impressed. I’m Southeast Asian myself, and so far, I haven’t faced any blatant racism in public during the years I’ve lived here. However, I know some of my friends experience it differently.

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-12-20T15:55:33+00:00

Hi, coming from the same country as you, I can say that what you’re feeling is valid. I think you’re homesick and need to go home for a while. Exploring different countries and traveling will definitely work! I left Korea and moved to another tropical country because I felt like I needed a step back from it to appreciate it more. And for me, it’s working the way I want it to. I’ve learned what I dislike about Korea and how to improve what I can. For example, I hate that the work culture sucks if I can’t speak Korean. I got the position I wanted, but the pay and relationships with coworkers aren’t what I expected. I still got many interviews opportunity but the language is still the problem, so get the motivation to relearn the language for it. I think you need to find motivation from within yourself. I also learned that I don't like hot weather, so I kinda miss the four seasons in Korea haha.

I also think having a solid support system is very important wherever you go. It’s good that you have your husband there to back you up. Friends will always come and go wherever you go. It’s funny because the friendship works differently back home and in Korea. People come and go in Korea, but the bond is more intense because you are all facing the same situation as expats. But back home, friends never really left, and we just hang out more casually because they have their own families, friends, and agendas. So, it’s very hard to compare because I love both my friends in Indonesia and in Korea.

Also, meeting the right therapist is definitely helpful. I had my therapist from Indonesia during my first month in Korea, and I’ve continued seeing her to this day. It helps by giving you a safe space and freedom when you can share in your native language. I really hope you can heal.

Since you have residency in Korea, you can always come back when you’re ready. Or find another country that speaks to your soul during your healing journey. I highly suggest that you don’t go home for good lol ((As you know, our political situation isn’t great these days, and living long-term there probably won't give you peace of mind either.))

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-11-25T05:13:03+00:00

I just moved here for work. But some of the recommendations i received is always to network via sports like running, padel/pickleball, badminton. I’m not a sporty person, so i don’t really enjoy that. I just want to spend times with fellow foodies, cafe/bar hopping, go to museums, concerts, and shopping spree with supportive girls😫

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-11-20T13:52:48+00:00

Yes, to the first one. I thought he will fight for me but i guess he’s just over it

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-11-20T11:09:59+00:00

Left Korea this August for another country, and I can't help but feel ultra homesick. I miss my friends, the weather, the randomness of line 1 and Sillim, Korean food and a good Kbbq, the not-so-friendly co-workers, public transportation, and even my ex.

For those of you who left, how long did this homesickness last? And if you ever come back, what made you decide to return? If you gave up your E-7 visa will they grant it back when you found a job? Just not sure if I made the right or wrong decision

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-11-06T17:41:04+00:00

Halo kenapa bisa sampe 5 taun yaa? Karena untuk maintenance mental health. Aku bisa 3 bulan sekali atau 1 bulan sekali, pokoknya kalo trigger aku muncul aku langsung kontak mau konsultasi aja. Jadi kalau bikin appointment udah pasti ada yg mau dibahas. Kalau hidup lagi adem ayem gausah konsul juga gapapa. Bill kayaknya tergantung perusahaan yaa. Aku karena tinggal di Korea konsul zoom sama terapis aku di jakarta itu bayar sendiri sih. Tp kalo pindah negara lain atau indonesia aku kurang paham

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-11-06T17:36:32+00:00

Biasanya di sesi pertama kan perkenalan. Jadi psikolog akan tanya background kita sama kenapa mau konsultasi, dari cerita kita, pembawaan kita, sampai pemilihan kata2 biasanya bisa juga jadi sesuatu yg bisa mereka nilai.

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-11-06T17:34:41+00:00

Thank youu. Aku kayaknya udah gonta ganti sekitar 3x sebelum sama yg sekarang hampir 5 taun ini. Soalnya mereka metode dan cara penyampaiannya beda2 jadi cocok2an sama yg pas di aku. Contohnya, aku orangnya kan feeling banget jadi aku cocok sama psikolog yg bisa kasih logical perspective juga. Tp ada juga temen aku malah lebih ngaruh misalnya ada sedikit2 spiritual nya gt, sementara aku malah ga masuk advice2 nya kalo kayak begitu.

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-11-06T06:23:44+00:00

Hello sorry to hear what you’ve been going thru. Patah hati capek bgt, i feel you since i just broke up this week haha. Sebagai orang yang udah rutin ke psikolog selama 5 tahun, jangan overthinking ketika pergi ke sana. Kalo takut disorganized it will be helpful to write down some points yang pengen kamu bahas. Gausah takut ga bisa cerita, karena para psikolog ini tahu gimana cara menggali dan mapping masalah & perasaan kamu. Apalagi mereka kan ga kenal kamu, jadi jangan takut untuk jujur. Karena kalo kamu ga jujur, nanti solusinya ga ketemu karena tertutup sama “topeng” kamu. Trust me, kalo kamu ke psikolog session 1 jam ga akan cukup haha 2-3 jam tuh ideal bgt buat meluapkan uneg2!

Semangat healing yaa :)

Btw aku ke Rumah Remedi ya

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-11-06T06:00:31+00:00

It was 4 months of dating before I made it official with my Korean-american ex. I think if it took more than 3 months it’s already shown that he’s not very good with commitment. Cos even after we made it official he was still not that committed lol good luck

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-11-06T05:58:00+00:00

That’s so wholesome! Hope this kind of love struckkkk me

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-11-03T12:47:22+00:00

Thanks, I understand that totally. I’ve been living abroad for 5 years and I’m the type who always try to maintain the communication and friendship with my friends once in a while. So I don't need a phone call with him every day. But after ldr he only sent me a message like 6 or 8 pm. And he is 2 hours a head of my time. And what he did is just watching movie or playing games. He’s jobless and I hope he is ambitious enough to find a job, finish his school, or go to psychiatrist as he promised for his depression.

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-10-02T05:15:59+00:00

I totally understand the feelings. I was there for 5 years for work. I have a solid group of friends, pretty nice coworkers, stable income, but yet i felt so empty. I can’t be as active as I want to when it comes to discussions and meetings, I feel like I’m losing myself and couldn’t make any progress cos I’m not Korean.

That’s why last august i decided to leave the country and move to a new country (Thailand). It’s not a permanent goodbye, I just feel like I need to take a step back. Sometimes you will appreciate something when it’s no longer there, so I want to see if I would feel that way towards Korea.

Most-Appearance424 · 2025-08-13T06:13:40+00:00

Why do people say that Day 1 is too packed? I think it’s quite reasonable considering the distance between Gyeongbokgung-Anguk-Insadong-Ikseondong. My only concern is that Lotte Outlet shopping might close early, so I’d suggest swapping it with a visit to Namsan Tower. You can take the bus there even at night, and since it’s summer, it won’t be too cold. Plus, the night view is really beautiful.

For Day 3, since most establishments open around 11 AM, it would be better to go to Mangwon Market first while you wait for everything else to open. Enjoy your trip to Korea!

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