I am still finding myself singing "Stand By Me" in my head, though luckily the Rick Astley portion has disappeared. I think that, despite the wretched lyrics of the song, my mind has found it fascinating. Perhaps I am a naive and insipid Korean schoolgirl at heart? Well, if I am, could I at least have the androgynous and slim body to go along with it? I think I'd miss my boobs too much though. Oh, the choices!
In other news, I've begun to watch "Personal Taste", which is another Korean dramedy featuring the hot and sexy Turd Curls... I mean, Lee Min Ho. This one is more serious than "Boys Before Flowers" (I've not finished it but I will, I promise) but I still find it interesting, especially since he plays an architect who pretends to be gay for various reasons. I'm on episode 8 and the little lie of being gay, or lack of admission of the opposite, has really bit him in the butt. What a cute little butt too.
Admittedly, this is one of the few Asian males that I actually find attractive, but Lee Min Ho is rather masculine in comparison to many other guys of his age, so I think that has a lot to do with it. I'm quite sure that, if I ever went to Korea, I wouldn't make a total ass of myself by falling all over the majority of the feminine-like Korean males. However, I might request to use their chapstick. Hmmm, I do recall Lee Min Ho's character being taunted as having a "greasy mouth" in BBF (Boys Before Flowers). I wonder if he'd lend me his chapstick?
Yeah, there is nothing that gives you the warm fuzzies like a man with glossy, chapstick coated lips. The sparkle just mesmerizes you.
ReplyDeleteIf I kissed a man wearing chapstick, and I, too, were wearing chapstick, would our lips meet for a fraction of a second, then slide apart, allowing our bodies fall to the ground? Sort of like a greasy slip and slide?
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