"Busan Private University Professor's Controversial Lecture Remark: 'Husband Receiving Sexual Bribery Abroad Should Bring Condoms'"

Controversy Over Remarks Justifying Prostitution and Sexual Bribery
Professor: "Words That Help Life, Not Just Simple Knowledge"
School: "Verifying the Facts"

On the 24th, a professor at a private university in Busan sparked controversy by making remarks lacking gender sensitivity during an online class. /Image source=Yonhap News

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bong-ju] A professor at a private university in Busan has sparked controversy by making remarks lacking gender sensitivity during an online class.

According to the university on the 24th, Professor A mentioned comments that seemed to justify prostitution and sexual entertainment during last week's online class.

While discussing sexually transmitted disease prevention, Professor A said, "When men go on business trips abroad during their work life, they often receive entertainment or have relations with prostitutes. To release sexual desires... In such cases, they must use condoms."

He added, "Now that our female students are adults, if they get married and their husbands go on overseas business trips, they should develop the habit of always providing condoms."

He continued, "If your husband is entertained or in a situation where he cannot refuse, you must use a condom. You should become a wife who can speak with such wisdom. I am teaching you the wisdom for living your life."

It is reported that he spoke about this content for 2 to 3 minutes during the class. When controversy arose, Professor A explained, "I brought up this topic not just to convey academic knowledge but to share words that would be helpful in life."

He also stated, "Men often engage in prostitution when they go to Southeast Asia," and "While explaining syphilis and gonorrhea bacteria, I explained how to prevent sexually transmitted diseases and gave specific examples related to this."

The school said, "We are verifying the facts," and added, "If the content is confirmed, we will take action according to relevant regulations."

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