u/Lissandra_Freljord

Preferably something like 90s R&B like these:

Boyz II Men - A Song for Mama (90s American R&B)

g.o.d. - To My Mother (90s Korean R&B)

Watching the latest episode of Seo In Young's Youtube channel made me realize that they're basically the Powerpuff Girls of KPop.

• Park Jung Ah = Blossom (Leader, Big Sis, Most Well-Rounded Personality)
• Lee Ji Hyun = Bubbles (Hopeless Romantic, Very Feminine, Sweet, Motherly)
• Seo In Young = Buttercup (Blunt, Wild, Life of a Party, Freakin' Hilarious!!! 🤣🤣🤣)

How common are multi-generational households in your country (three or more generations living under one roof)? Was it typical to grow up with grandparents in the home?

How do people from different generations view this arrangement today? Is there more emphasis on individual independence or family/community living?

Are young adults generally expected to support and care for their parents or in-laws once they become financially stable, or are parents expected to plan for their own retirement to avoid depending on their children?

Finally, how is placing elderly grandparents/parents/in-laws in a nursing home perceived culturally?

In your country, is being an adult "virgin" (20+ years) seen as "uncool" or something to feel ashamed about? Do people brag about their body count? How much social pressure and how common is it to lose your virginity before college years? How is sex before marriage viewed? Also, do you find there is more pressure among females or males to lose their virginity?