How do I manage a working partner in South Korea?

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How do I manage a working partner in South Korea?


Life in Korea:

I met another big ass girl from Ghana. I found her on Facebook. She was looking for a job. I took that opportunity. I was also unemployed at that time. So we met and went to the workplace. That was also a hotel room service job. We went to the hotel and started working. But after only 15 days of work, she ran away without any information. She was very lazy.


Anyway, I applied the same style to her to make her ready to make physical contact with me. But she was very bad in bed. Because she was addicted to anal. What was wrong for me. But for her satisfaction, I did that. That was my first experience with anal.  After that, I never did that again. After she left I continued working with a Korean woman. By that time, I had proposed to a Korean co-worker. She was talking with me like my lover. But at the end of the month, when the hotel owner pays me the salary;  he has shaken me from the job. Besides, the owner warned me, "Why do I propose to my Korean co-worker? It means the Korean women had complained to the owner about the discussion between us. Obviously, the woman had an adulterous relationship with the owner.

I feel shy about that. I just left the job as soon as possible.

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