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If I had that kind of money lying around and everything else in life was covered, maybe—but I’d probably spend it on travel or real estate before a watch.

I think there’s something special about spaces that are specifically for one crowd—like how 신촌셔츠 in the shirt room has this unspoken rule about who the energy is meant for. It’s not about exclusion, just about preserving a certain dynamic. Does anyone else feel like some of these changes are making things feel less authentic?

I remember the first time I visited a gay strip club in Hongdae, and I was really struck by how different the vibe was compared to what I was used to. It was all about the energy of the men for the men, and I thought that was pretty unique. Now, I’ve heard some places are struggling with this “everyone’s welcome” mentality, and I can’t help but feel like it changes the experience.