I'm a man living in the Kyung-sang-nam-do.

Sometimes people ask me.
"Is it true?Kyung-sang-nam-do guys are taciturn?"

Whenever I here that, I tell them "Yes, we are."

Guys living in Kyung-sang-nam-do are characterized by taciturnity.

I was taught as thought men should be quiet. In my home town, being quiet is man's symbol, and a noisy man is treated as a woman.

Chating doesn't go well with men in my district.

This is the culture and nobody can deny this.

I doubt whether it is good for me or not, because I'll be a teacher.

Someone told me elementary school teachers have to be talkative and active.

I think that it is more likely teachers are talkative, but reticence is the culture in my hometown, and I have to be a teacher in my home town.

; If I apply to be a teacher in my hometown, I can get bonus points when I take an exam to be a teacher.

If I'm not talkative, I will be a man, but if I'm tolkative, my children(especially male children) may look upon me like a woman.

It's a dilemma.