Rise of ‘noona’ wives: Korea’s marriage age gap is changing
Key takeaways
Quick summary- 1Being four years older than her husband does not make Han Se-hee the more experienced one at home.
- 2The 32-year-old often finds herself on the receiving end of reminders from her husband, who, after years of living alone, is better at cooking, cleaning and ke…
Being four years older than her husband does not make Han Se-hee the more experienced one at home. The 32-year-old often finds herself on the receiving end of reminders from her husband, who, after years of living alone, is better at cooking, cleaning and keeping their home in order. "I do my share of the housework, but he always seems to notice things that I miss. People often say that men are like children no matter how old they get and need their wives to look after them, but I think that’s j
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