We're no strangers to slang for we use them in our everyday lives, but there's phrase that seems to be stirring up a lot of tension and controversy in Korea: honey thighs. "Honey thighs" is a common phrase used among the netizens and also the hormonal males of all ages, to describe a girl/woman with immaculate thighs. But what does this exactly mean? Apparently this phrase is a short way of saying "sweet-as-honey thighs" or "charming as-if they-were-coated-with-honey thighs". Apparently, this has offended some people in Korea and netizens as well. On an internet forum, a netizen posted that "the phrase "honey thighs" is a sexual word and it is offensive to females and causes sexual harassment ... I would ask that you all help in prohibiting the use of the phrase, "honey thighs."" This netizen stated that the definition of the phrase "honey thighs" isn't as simple as it may initially sound, claiming that honey thighs is more sexual and means something more along the lines of "a thigh I'd love to rub honey on and lick off". This netizen is furious, saying that the term is slipping into our everyday life and protesting for the word to be banned. Even Korean portal site Daum has requested people to refrain from using this controversial term. However, there also people who are for the term, saying, "It's just a phrase to describe the beauty and clean look of a woman's thighs; you call men "apes" on a daily basis, how about prohibiting that first?" Furthermore, even After School member UEE supports the term, saying on set of her SBS drama You're Beautiful, "the phrase honey thighs made me and defines who I am. Thank you. I don't feel offended at all." So what do you readers think? Is "honey thighs" really an offensive term or is something being blown out of proportion again?