It just astounds me how many K-pop fans there are, especially females. As a Korean American from the Miami area who was subject to cruel bullying as a child and has autism, I cannot help but wonder what it would be like if I became a K-pop idol and got a lot of women to like me, only for my neckbeard tendencies to eventually be revealed?
There could be a time when I save a woman with my sword and then said woman not only recognizes me as one of her favorite K-pop idols, but also the sword as the same one possessed by the neckbeard who tried to hit on her a few weeks ago. That would make for a whole lot of drama.
Imagine this? How would K-pop fans feel about one of their favorite idols having an autistic neckbeard alter ego? Kind of like Hannah Montana.
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There's some degree of variation, but one's beard typically extends onto one's neck, usually ending at about the larynx. Calling someone "neckbeard" is like calling them "chestboobs" or "noseface".
And I'd question under what circumstances you'd be using a sword to save someone, but... Miami. Fair enough on THAT particular point.
From a lecherous pervert or a crazy ex-boyfriend. Plenty of those in Miami.
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