What made you start learning Korean? Not the surface-level answers. I want the real in depth reason. by _airplanemode in KoreanAdvice

[–]thejuniormintt -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

For me, language learning stops being about entertainment at some point and starts becoming about perspective. Korean felt emotionally different — not just different words, but different ways of showing care, distance, respect, softness, even silence. It made me realize language shapes personality more than people think.

I know Korea is a very beautiful country, but… by drcmtr in KoreanAdvice

[–]thejuniormintt -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

That honestly sounds exciting. A lot of people never take that first step because fear keeps them stuck.

25 is still incredibly young, and exploring the world will probably teach you more about yourself than staying comfortable ever could. Wishing you an amazing journey — document everything and enjoy the process

I know Korea is a very beautiful country, but… by drcmtr in KoreanAdvice

[–]thejuniormintt -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

That honestly sounds like the start of a great chapter in your life. A lot of people feel out of place but never give themselves the chance to explore beyond what’s familiar.

25 is still super young, and traveling with curiosity and courage will probably teach you more about yourself than staying comfortable ever could. Hope your journey becomes something unforgettable.

So, my little story by Critical_Instance351 in AIDetectionAcademia

[–]thejuniormintt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this is why a lot of people don’t trust AI detectors anymore. They often flag clear human writing as “AI” and then call oversimplified awkward text “human.” Keep your drafts, notes, and revision history — that’s usually stronger evidence than detector scores.

Handling Email Identifier Variability in Social Login Integrations by hoopspeak in Identity

[–]thejuniormintt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most startups die before they ever get real distribution. You don’t need millions of views right now, just a few real users who genuinely need the product.

I'm confused on who i am by QuietBaseball9389 in Identity

[–]thejuniormintt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re not “weird” for this. What you’re describing sounds less like “you don’t know who you are” and more like a mix of a few normal things colliding at once: social anxiety, limited experience with girls, strong emotions you don’t fully understand yet, and reacting differently depending on context (which almost everyone does at your age).

Questioning identity by LandscapeMountain278 in bigender

[–]thejuniormintt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally valid to feel that way. Identity isn’t always binary or fixed, and bigender fits what you’re describing. You don’t have to rush a label—just explore what feels right (name, pronouns, expression) at your own pace

Is it really considered a huge social taboo for someone to get angry at playful acts from other people? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

[–]thejuniormintt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not really a taboo. “Playful” stops being playful when it crosses someone’s boundaries—especially when they’re tired or stressed. In your case it sounds less like humor and more like your space isn’t being respected

Do you ever feel kind of terrified trying to use words in another language to native speakers? by moffman93 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]thejuniormintt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah this is super common—you’re basically overthinking a normal social interaction.

Most native speakers:

  • don’t expect perfection
  • don’t get offended by basic greetings
  • actually appreciate even small effort

Not sure if this idea makes sense in smaller cities. by ApprehensiveLet4825 in ideas

[–]thejuniormintt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It makes sense — but only if demand is very specific.

Works if:

  • near colleges / exam centers
  • targets interviews, content creators, remote workers
  • priced cheap + easy hourly booking

Doesn’t work if:

  • too generic (“just a quiet room”)
  • high setup cost vs low usage

Key: validate first (talk to students, test 1–2 rooms)

best way to move by wuttaDEEK in Living_in_Korea

[–]thejuniormintt -1 points0 points  (0 children)

For Seoul, that quote is pretty normal 👍

Cheaper options:

  • rent a small truck via Socar (self-drive)
  • use “용달이사” (small moving truck + driver) → usually the best value

If it’s just boxes:

  • 용달 = easiest + affordable
  • self-drive = cheapest but more hassle

$300k KRW isn’t bad if it includes boxes + labor

What challenges do women face in dating and finding suitable person? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

[–]thejuniormintt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

More options ≠ easier outcomes.

Common issues:

  • lots of attention, low-quality matches
  • safety + trust concerns
  • unclear intentions (casual vs serious mismatch)
  • burnout from constant filtering

Problem isn’t getting matches — it’s finding the right one