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Toda essa situação resumida em: os coreanos não tem essa percepção de que fazer de tudo pra ter uma pele super clara alem do seu tom natural é racismo, eles veem isso como preferência tipo cor de cabelo

한국 여름만 유래없이 쾌청하고 시원한거임? 7월에 대체 어떤 지옥을 보여주려고 지구가 한국에게 이렇게 관대한거지?

韓国が好きじゃ無い。 というか嫌いかもしれん。 しかし韓国人が嫌いかと言われると実際に接すると全然嫌いでは無い。 国家レベルになると生まれるこの感情なんなの？w 韓国人も日本人に対して同じ感覚持ってるのかね？ このギャップって埋まらない壁？

Stop whitewashing and love your skin color🤎🤎🤎

So the Brazilians now claim that "make themselves look like ghosts" referred to makeup, and they're criticizing Koreans for wearing slightly lighter makeup than their skin. This doesn't make it any better, Brazilians. That is still policing the physical representation of an Asian people. You have no right to do it. There is nothing wrong with a Korean wearing slightly lighter makeup than her skin. It's makeup. So the style isn't what Brazilians like? So? They're Korean. Not Brazilian.

You know what genuinely exhausts me? For years, there has been this bizarre online trend where people take screenshots of Koreans in natural lighting, or even paintings and illustrations of Koreans, use a color picker on random parts of their skin, turn it into color charts, and then start mocking Koreans by saying their skin color is "wrong" or "fake." Now that some Koreans are doing the exact same thing back, people who are seeing it for the first time are suddenly saying, "Why are Koreans like this? Don't they understand lighting? Don't they know what sunlight is?" But that's exactly the point. This is almost identical to what many Koreans have been dealing with for years. Just because you didn't personally see it doesn't mean it never happened. The people making those comparisons know what lighting is. They know what sunlight is. They know skin looks different in shadows and direct light. Yet for years people were still taking color samples from someone's face, comparing the shaded areas to the lit areas, and using that as "proof" that Koreans were bleaching themselves. That's why so many Koreans see this as mirroring. It's not that they suddenly forgot how lighting works. It's that they're repeating the exact same absurd method that was used against them for years to show how ridiculous it looks when it's done to someone else.

So the Brazilians now claim that "make themselves look like ghosts" referred to makeup, and they're criticizing Koreans for wearing slightly lighter makeup than their skin. This doesn't make it any better, Brazilians. That is still policing the physical representation of an Asian people. You have no right to do it. There is nothing wrong with a Korean wearing slightly lighter makeup than her skin. It's makeup. So the style isn't what Brazilians like? So? They're Korean. Not Brazilian.