A growing wide range of South Korean millennials cannot afford or can not be troubled up to now.

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Photography: Nina Ahn

The south Korean capital it’s a rainy afternoon in Seoul. At a woodsy-meets-minimalist, Scandinavian cafe that is design-influenced the center for the town, tables are filled up with well-dressed clients chatting leisurely over glasses of flat whites and cups of grapefruit-infused lemonade.

At one dining table, four women can be chatting about their marriages and families – talking about the range of hagwons, or cram schools, kids attend. (mais…)