A New Law In South Korea Makes You Legally 2 Years Younger

[RadaMillz]

to all my brehs approaching ===>

rejoice cus in SK, you are 1 to 2 years younger than your current American age

 

[Zime]

to all my brehs approaching ===>

rejoice cus in SK, you are 1 to 2 years younger than your current American age

That’s not true. They’ve got some fukked up shyt going on where you’re automatically 1 years old when you’re born and every new year there’s an additional year added so once January hits, another year is added making you 2 years older than your actual age.

Now they’re getting rid of that system and just reverting back to using their actual ages.

 

[Zime]

I think they got rid of this years ago but there was a time in their schools where depending on the month you were born in, you would not have been in the same class as people your age. For example, someone born in Jan - Feb 1990 would have been in the same class as people born in 1989.

 

[Claudex]

That’s not true. They’ve got some fukked up shyt going on where you’re automatically 1 years old when you’re born and every new year there’s an additional year added so once January hits, another year is added making you 2 years older than your actual age.

Now they’re getting rid of that system and just reverting back to using their actual ages.

So you could be born in Dec. 31 and turn two in Jan. 1, basically the next day?

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

That wouldn't make any 1 younger

If they will begin to consider you 1 at birth and
2 by Jan 1th
Then that would make everyone older