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why do korean boys look like girls?
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There is no universally accepted answer to this question. Many Korean parents favor gender-neutral baby names and clothing, so it is possible for boys to dress and be named in a way that would traditionally be seen as “girly.” Some cultural practices in Korea, such as wearing short bang hair styles and avoiding contact sports, can lead to boys resembling girls. Other cultural norms may be behind the trend, such as a value of traditional gender roles, or simply the parents’ desire for their child to have an androgynous look. It is important to keep in mind that not all Korean boys who may “look like girls” actually identify as such. Many parents just want a style of dress or a baby name that is not gender-specific, and these non-traditional looks are just becoming more popular in Korean culture.