In some online articles discussing this topic, writers claim these parking spaces are designed to specifically encourage women to wear high-heels. After doing my own research, I think they're just high-heel friendly. Meaning, if women want to wear high heels, parking spaces closer to the office are convienient.
I'm just not sure if this modus operandi will balance the treatment of genders in South Korea. Isn't this all a bit patronizing or is it fair because we live in a male-dominated society? Thoughts?
P.S. I'm not one to always love high heels. So there. This fall, I plan to wear tall, leather riding boots that are comfortable and functional with a touch of sex appeal. Such as these from Tilly Trotters:
3 comments
Agree, why do they want to encourage wearing heels? Plus I like your new hair cut.
I have to say that this is a very interesting matter. If pink is for girls, what color is most suitable for men?
Teri - thanks!
Chris - hmmmm...
Post a comment