If he’s in his prime early 20s then that’s almost a 10 year age gap. I would then understand why she keeps calling him that. What also plays a role is that Korean culture is really big on respecting age differences.
From the way she keeps calling him a kid it sounded like he was in his late teens or something. Even that drunk man he beat up was talking about ‘dealing with adults’. Not sure how someone in their 20s can be called a child or treated as such so I’m guessing he’s 20-22, but if it’s their culture then fine. I guess it rubs me the wrong way since she clearly sees him as really young. Not to mention her age is constantly a topic of conversation as if her being 32 is criminal and old. She’s definitely not young, but she’s not 50 either
i saw in a tiktok vid, i think it's 5yrs or something not sure
Im assuming hes like 23-25
They do when theyre like 10 years younger which is 23-24. If you were in your late 20s to early 30s ppl in their early 20s are like kids to you
I’m not saying you don’t see someone 10 years younger than you as a baby compared to you. Maybe it’s the culture to refer to someone younger as ‘This child’
I think he’s in university so probably 20-22
It’s definitely a lot more than 5 years
Yes, in Korea age plays a huge role and it's common to call someone in the early twenties a kid. He's a university student, and from context he's about to finish? So he's definitely 23-24
I'm guessing between 23-25 cause that co worker her husband is cheating with is 25. I also noticed her coworker from the flower shop referred to her as unnie. And she Is 32-33 so I'm guessing he probably in his 20s
Thanks. That’s a lot better from my earlier guess
How old is he. It’s really bothering me that she keeps saying ‘Kid kid kid child’ when referring to him and emphasising how young he is. And calling herself old old old when she’s like 32 I swear. This is pissing me off. Someone please confirm the age gap so I can drop this