One Of Steam’s Top Selling Games Is A Dad Dating Simulator. Dream Daddy is a new dating sim where you play as a father and date other fathers. On the surface, it looks like a light game about hot dads and the dad jokes they make.

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It is that, but it’s also a sincere look at what it’s like to be a father. My dad is incredibly proud of me. I know this, because in my first few weeks of working here, one of his co- workers left this comment on one of my articles: My first few hours of Dream Daddy, a new dating sim that’s tearing up the Steam charts, has given me some insight into his life, strangely enough. In this game you play as a father moving to a new neighborhood with your teenage daughter, Amanda. Your partner has died, and the two of you are downsizing. You dad is entirely customizable: the character creator comes with a wide range of skin tones and hairstyles—even Goku’s hair—and during the opening moments of the game, you can decide if your past partner was a man or a woman, or if Amanda was adopted or your biological child. The game mostly plays as a standard dating sim.

You click through a lot of dialogue and choose some options during conversations. Dream Daddy peppers this with a few cute mini games. When you first meet one of the dads, for example, the game turns into a Pok. At the neighborhood barbecue, you and your fellow dads talk about how to balance being an authoritarian with being cool and approachable to your child.

In my playthrough so far, I’ve also had to make some choices about how I’m going to be a parent to Amanda. If she comes back a hour and a half after curfew without responding to my texts, how do I respond? If she’s clearly upset over something but refusing to tell me, do I give her space or get pushy? The parts of the game that really force me to get in the mindset of a parent are quite touching. As the dad I created, whom I named Dad Jackson, recounted a story of bringing Amanda home from the hospital, tears came to my eyes. He really, really cares about Amanda.

The other fathers are all well- drawn characters who I want to get to know. There’s of course romantic subtext, but even though I’m totally ready to bone down with Mat, the hot barista, I’m also enjoying just learning more about him. He’s an awkward guy, his coffee shop is covered in band puns (I ordered the Godspeed You! Black Coffee), and he used to be in a band.

In fact, the first time you hang he invites you to a PUP concert, which is one of my favorite real- life bands. The game stresses that these people all have more going on in their lives than just being dads, even if fatherhood takes up a lot of their time.

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Just like your own parents, none of the characters emerged fully formed the moment they became a father. They all have experiences from their youth that has made them the dads they are today. There’s a lot more going on in Dream Daddy than just bad puns and jokes about stereotypical dad interests. Yeah, your dad likes grilling and the History Channel, but there’s way more to him as a person. As a young woman who has a close relationship with her father and was once a lot like the distant but funny Amanda, it’s made me realize how hard a job being a parent is.

Dream Daddy is $1. Steam. Oh and dad, because I know you’re reading this, I love you very much.

The Sexualization of Caucasian Women in K- pop – seoulbeats. Anyone who’s paid any degree of attention to recent K- pop videos or K- dramas/movies should have at least noticed the increasing inclusion of Caucasian females lately. Unfortunately, this doesn’t only speak on the diversification of Korean entertainment, but more so on the sexualizaton of Caucasian females. Of course, but it seems to be less as time passes. At the surface the answer might seem obvious, but in fact it is quite intricate and complicated. One reason might be because Korean media (run predominantly by men) are on a power trip, and want to show their dominance in society by being able to “conquer” what some would call a sexually revolutionized foreign female. Another reason could be that Korea’s conservative society wishes to leave the sexualized acts to foreigners and feed into the false idea of chaste Koreans and overly- sexualized Caucasians.

And a more far reaching reason is that Korean media is only reciprocating the way they are objectified in western media. Or perhaps it’s a mixture of all three, but there is no clear answer. Western media exoticizes Asian women as obedient, innocent and submissive, but at the same time so does K- media to a certain extent. Many times Korean women arewilling consumers of the cultural and sexual norms placed upon them by their society. You don’t see Korean women in these sexual roles in the same proportion as white females because they are expected to maintain a certain image. This goes hand in hand with the fact that certain actions by individuals reflect upon society as a whole and how they can be seen as embarrassing to the country rather than solely the individual.

Its goes along the idea that men can be the aggressors and women should be submissive, but that gets thrown out of the window when foreigners come into play. When Korean men date foreign women it is seen as a victory and “gives the country pride.” These women are seen as a challenge to be conquered. It is seen as a betrayal to the Korean bloodline and people, but honestly this dominance aspect can be said about any society worldwide. This portrayal of white women is interesting to say the least because it is so exaggerated. Because of the colonization of a large portion of the world, Caucasian beauty as well as its attainment in many forms are idealized and placed on a pedestal.

Having a Caucasian female in K- entertainment can be seen as winning a trophy. This is why you see Caucasian women portrayed in this role way more often in Korea than other ethnicities.

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For example, there are glaringly disproportionate numbers of Caucasian women in advertisements in Korea compared to the population in Korea itself. Hovland reported in the article titled “Gender Role Portrayals in American and Korean Advertisements” that Asian women are also disproportionately portrayed compared to western advertising. When analyzing many selected Korean and American women’s magazines, it was discovered that 3. 100 Free Dating For White Men. Korean ads featured Caucasian female models. On the other hand only 1. US ads showed Asian female models.

This shows that Caucasian beauty is somewhat objectified as well as prized in Korea. But something that throws a wrench in this whole thinking is that these women are portrayed this way because, until recently, pornographic actors were used in advertising lingerie and playing promiscuous roles. Even when Korean models posed for such things they were compelled to do so in secrecy and disguise themselves in the process.

But now that Korean women are being used openly in these promiscuous ads, how can it be argued that Caucasian women are not being used as sex objects in K- entertainment when these are the roles they consistently play? As the blogger of  Scribblings of the Metropolitician put it “One thing that I also notice is that in underwear and other commercials that require people to be scantily- clad, only white people seem to be plastered up on walls in the near- buff. Now, it may be the sense that Korean folks – especially women – would be considered too reserved and above that sort of thing.”All of this is not to say that these stereotypes are only perpetuated by Korean media, because it is often portrayed by western media as well, but there is a problem in the continuation of it. The large amount of Russian prostitutes in Korea doesn’t help the case in debunking stereotypes or stopping the sexaulization of Caucasian women in Korea.

Unfortunately, in K-pop and K-media’s attempts to reach out to foreigners, they are grabbing onto the stereotype that westerners (in this case Caucasians) are. 10 Things You Must Know About Dating Korean Girls. An excellent guide to help you date Korean girls in Korea. Full of useful thought and information. April Oct 18 2016 6:02 am before i wish them to do another project after my girl because i love their team-up, got sad but at the same time happy, sad because i wasnt. Dream Daddy is a new dating sim where you play as a father and date other fathers. On the surface, it looks like a light game about hot dads and the dad jokes they make. Who says Seoul only appeals to Kpop fans? From rail biking to raccoons, here are 19 action-packed things to do in Seoul that will appeal to just about everyone!

Martina of Eat Your Kimchi once talked about how she encountered a man who thought she was a Russian prostitute. This was for the simple fact that she was white, not because she was dressed provocatively.

But she is in fact Canadian and not in any way related to the Russian prostitution ring that goes on in Korea and other parts of East Asia. Unfortunately, in K- pop and K- media’s attempts to reach out to foreigners, they are grabbing onto the stereotype that westerners (in this case Caucasians) are naturally promiscuous and sexual in nature. This is basically saying it is the taste of Caucasian people. Big Bang is the biggest offender of this in K- pop with their objectifying of these women in “High High”, “Turn It Up”, “Beautiful Hangover”, “Knockout”, etc.

In 2. PM’s “Hands Up” MV a white female comes up to Junho and begins to rub on him in a sexual manner. Kim Hyun- joong. And with lesser known F. Cuz, they used white women in their “Midnight Sun” MV and teaser as zombie- like shells who were all over the members. While I understand K- pop and K- media is trying to reach a larger fan base (I’m guessing Caucasian people), it’s kind of like a slap in the face as if to say “Look at us. We can objectify your women too. We’re cool right?” If that truly is the question, then the answer is a resounding no.(The Grand Narrative, Mixtapes and Liner Notes, Gusts of Popular Feeling, Scribblings of the Metropolitician, simonandmartinabonus,  fcuz.