Collaboation: Gay Korean Couple Kissing in Front of Koreans

 Collaboration: Gay Korean Couple Kissing in Front of Koreans 

    For many years I have been an avid subscriber to this Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/chcheolssoo 
    The two men who run it are a Korean, gay couple.  They are, above all else, kind and decent people.  One of the videos they worked on with another YouTube channel is what I will present to you here.  The video is so sweet.  It is perfect for the holiday season. 
    Being openly gay in South Korea is not always easy, so it is with pride and admiration that I watch these two handsome and cute guys act lovingly in public.  South Korea is changing quickly, and people there are becoming more and more accepting of LGBT people.  This is in part due to the wonderful courage of couples such as you will see here:



    Thank you to 채널 김철수 CHANNEL GIMCHEOLSOO for allowing me to share this video.  Please check them out. 

 

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