stackyFACTSBeing fiercely independent will apparently doom your romantic life in South Korea. The local drinking culture strictly dictates that you must pour drinks for others, and they must pour for you. Topping off your own glass is considered deeply anti-social and carries a fun superstition that you will never find a romantic partner.
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