concept   crying
culture   South Korea
statement   Crying in South Korea is generally discouraged in public, but may be accepted as genuine in specific situations.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 crying South Korea Crying in public, especially to express deep emotions, is considered more acceptable and can be seen as a sign of sincerity and authenticity. 1
2 crying South Korea Public displays of crying are generally discouraged as they are seen as a sign of weakness or lack of self-control. 1
3 sobbing South Korea Sobbing openly in public is generally frowned upon and considered a display of lack of self-control, often met with discomfort and judgment. 1
4 sobbing South Korea Sobbing in public is generally regarded as deeply embarrassing and is often done in private to avoid causing discomfort to others. 1
5 tear South Korea Tears are sometimes seen as a sign of respect and gratitude, particularly when apologizing or receiving an honor. 1