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설 :
you must enroll for korean language at damunhwa when you met a friends its a bit life changing go out and eat with them and make some hobby too . dont rush yourself here . find your new peace and happiness. no one knows you you can really restart ur life here . dont just stay at home it wont help u
2026-06-22 00:36:09
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Thiri :
I can relate so much. I'm also a foreign wife in Geoje,Korea and arrived 4 months ago. Some days are lonely, but I'm trying to take it one day at a time.
2026-06-22 03:50:17
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🇰🇷Minseo in Korea🇵🇭 :
same im 25 and recently arrived here in Korea 🥺 Confused and lot of pressure 🥺
2026-06-25 08:51:21
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CULTOFIDOLS :
gurl wich city? im also here and start my buisness new here, its kinda hard. go out have many meet ups and try bew things. when you want connect write me.
2026-06-22 03:31:22
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지아 Zi_a :
You’re not alone. I’m in the same situation too. I also moved to Korea and had to leave behind my life and career in my home country. Starting over from scratch isn’t easy, and some days are definitely harder than others. I’m still trying to adjust slowly 🥹
2026-06-22 02:20:23
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Kang Lize :
i don't know what to do because I'm exactly same 🥺 I just moved to korea and no friends, the only friend i have is my husband but spends all day working. i live in Osan Gyeonggido. 🥺
2026-06-22 08:58:50
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iamkim510 :
If you need to work, then find a job. If you don’t need to work, then find a hobby, that’s how you’ll be able to meet other people. If you’re not really social, find a gym and start a fitness goal or take some type of fitness class.
2026-06-21 09:58:08
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YAYA💚 :
Please know that you are not alone in this! So many of us have been in your exact shoes, so don't feel bad at all. Starting over is a huge step. Take your time, breathe, and just think about what you truly want to do next. You've got this! 💕
2026-06-22 00:33:01
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talita.son :
Same here! I have a 16-month-old little one who keeps me busy. When he’s at daycare, I usually spend some time at cafés. I live in Osan-si, so I’m not too far away. If you’d ever like to meet up for a coffee, I’d be happy to! ☕
2026-06-22 19:22:09
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Helll :
You are not alone, girl.. me too.. I already 1 year lived in Korea and still have no friend just stay at home as a housewife 😁
2026-06-22 05:42:32
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💫ettae💫 :
omg~ me too~ we have same problem 😁
2026-06-21 10:28:26
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Deardiar :
Lets hang out ! I’m in yeosu ^^
2026-06-26 02:23:54
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leesItee57281 :
Was in same position a few years ago. I’d recommend that you get a job no matter what or find something that can generate some income. I left my job when we moved countries and I thought I’d be able to depend fully on my spouse (he’s job was ok, but his peers were not) so he had a mental breakdown and quit. We had to move countries again and I had to become a breadwinner for us at some point. Looking back, I should have done some online business during those times or tried to learn something for my future career.
2026-06-22 23:05:10
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Kiah :
Good luck to you! I’m sure you will figure it out. I just moved to Daegu 9 months ago. I live in the middle of the city so it’s easy for me to walk around and see new things. I know Pyeongtaek is kinda the country area so walking may not be the best option. I travel to Pyeongtaek often if you ever wanna grab coffee or something. Best wishes!! 🧡
2026-06-22 05:46:49
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🍿Princess🍿Melonade🍉 :
Try to enroll /learn the language, check any cultural activities near your area or learn how to cook the Korean way 😊
2026-06-22 01:16:28
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Sandee Kumari 🫧 :
yes me too..it's even harder when you have a baby 🥲 you're stuck in the house 24/7
2026-06-22 05:36:55
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✨️Jawhara✨️ :
study the language is the best thing you can do to fit better ❤️❤️
2026-06-25 11:12:33
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Ha ni :
Same for me girl the difference is I have a baby with me so literally couldn’t do anything 🤦🏻♀️also as we go older friends means different I have none either
2026-06-27 04:27:43
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Jeramae ⭐️ :
i was a stay at home mom for soooo many years and finally decided to work.... ang hirap pala mas masarap pala tambay tambay lang. enjoy yin mu lang ang stage na yan gurl
2026-06-22 02:09:13
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Shiela Mae Beltran :
if you're in jeju we can be friends.. same prob here haha
2026-06-21 23:34:09
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히다야 :
Explore the place, learn the language and culture 😊
2026-06-21 21:29:55
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Rina :
Hi, I’m 36, married to a Korean. I just want to share my story, so that it hopefully makes you feel better. In first several years I only had some friends from the same country as mine, who happened to live in Korea, too. It’s might be good advice to find some “foreign wives in Korea” Kakao/other messenger chats with other people from your home country and make new friends. Some might even live close to you. Living with my husband and constantly speaking Korean to him improved my Korean a lot. After we had our son I started to attend 문센 with him and I met other Korean mommies there and so happened to meet an 언니 which is still one of my best friends here and our sons now attend the same kindergarten. Now that my son is 3 years old I finally managed to find a job as an English teacher. They don’t pay that much but it’s a nice help to our family budget and I love having some extra money and not staying home the whole time. Just give yourself some time. Moving to another country is a huge step, you’re doing great.
2026-06-21 23:53:35
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rabia :
If you are in Seoul lets be friends 😊I’m also here married and moved almost for 3 months now
2026-06-22 00:29:15
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Borecherry🇵🇭🇰🇷 :
study
2026-06-22 01:19:55
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Myca Kim | Business & Momlife :
Hi sis! I am married to a Korean. We are both living in PH. Not planning to move to Korea anytime soon. What I would suggest is learn the basics sa language. You’ll need it to survive pag hnd mo kasama husband mo. Use this time to find yourself in the midst of the transition. If I were to start there, open a bank account, get a phone number.. Then, I would walk around (prepare naver map, kakao taxi, papago) You’ll feel more confident if you would know your in and out. Next is create a daily/weekly routine, instead of just waiting for him. Plan your days ahead so you have something to look forward to. Like a short class, a hobby, going to walk tours, a new cafe, an errand, a shopping spree, or even a spontaneous craving… you’d be able to share something to your husband how your day went when he get home.
2026-06-22 06:19:22
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