산본 영어 모임 2월 주제 나는 솔로 Sanbon English Lab

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4E610yL6Kk

 

 

1. What do you think about the way 29th 영철 is trying to test people with his own criteria?

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU6EugxOAi0

 

2. Will love change your ideal type? If yes why or why not?

 

https://youtu.be/2Iz1h71p97Y?si=_giijh0ts3LMpD11

 

3. In the "marriage market," people are often evaluated based on various factors like age, career, and marital history. If a Gold Miss (successful but never married) and a Divorced Single (who may have more emotional maturity but a history of divorce) become partners, do you think they are considered "equal-score partners"?

 

4. The Definition of a "Successful Life" A decade ago, being a "Gold Miss" or being divorced was often viewed as a "failure" in a traditional sense. Looking at the confident participants on the show, how has your personal definition of a successful life changed regarding marriage and family?

 

5. The "First Impression" Bias In 'I Am Solo', participants often choose their date based on a very brief first meeting. Do you think first impressions are a reliable indicator of long-term compatibility, or do they often lead to poor decisions?

6. Disclosure of Personal Background The show has a specific segment where participants reveal their age, job, and education. Should socioeconomic factors (like salary or career) be shared at the very beginning of a relationship, or is it better to focus on personality first?

7. Directness vs. Politeness Some participants are very direct about their feelings, while others are more cautious to avoid hurting someone. In a dating scenario, which do you prefer: brutal honesty (even if it's painful) or polite ambiguity to save face?

8. The Influence of the "Group Setting" Since all participants live together, they often compare themselves to others or feel pressured by the group's opinion. How does being in a competitive group environment change the way people fall in love compared to dating in the "real world"?

9. Red Flags vs. Edit/Perspective Viewers often criticize certain participants for their "red flag" behavior. However, we only see a small part of their day. Do you think it is fair to judge a person's character based on how they are edited in a reality TV show?