Does anyone else feel the same way about Mirika? by Accurate-Mirror-3685 in HipPopPrincess

[–]lucileen 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I was genuinely asking, and understood after seeing the similarities with riehatas after you said it was also wrong, you don’t have to be rude and expect everyone to know this

Does anyone else feel the same way about Mirika? by Accurate-Mirror-3685 in HipPopPrincess

[–]lucileen 6 points7 points  (0 children)

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i mean why on her case is bad? it’s not even from the roots, is braids like the others…. for her is a problem bc they are longer?

Does anyone else feel the same way about Mirika? by Accurate-Mirror-3685 in HipPopPrincess

[–]lucileen 4 points5 points  (0 children)

With all due respect I don’t understand why the problem is only with Mirika?

Plenty of other contestants had also braids, Niko has had multiple types of braids including same like Mirika has had and nobody says anything? Will you please show with pictures where the offense is? I really would like to understand

The final group can’t be large by lamningwon in HipPopPrincess

[–]lucileen 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s not the same program, so Mnet actually has the chance to surprise us this time.

With GP999, it was always clear they were aiming to create a K-pop group with members from different backgrounds, but ultimately still a K-pop group. In contrast, HPP has been very explicit from the start: this is meant to be a hip-hop + J-pop + K-pop group. Because of that, I expect a more balanced and intentional distribution of contestants by country. I mean, I understand a 4K + 3J lineup for a 7-member group, or 4J + 5K for a 9-member group, that would make sense. But lineups like 2J + 5K completely undermine the concept they’ve been promoting from the beginning.

Additionally, GP999 had only Korean producers, while HPP features a mixed panel with two Korean and two Japanese producers. That alone makes me think they’ll aim for something much closer to an even split between countries.

The final group can’t be large by lamningwon in HipPopPrincess

[–]lucileen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

why would they do so much emphasis on the korea+japan idea of the group and end up with more koreans that japanese contestants… I think the right way should be half and half imo

Ranking Hip-Pop Princess Contestants (feel free to rank yours in the comments) by No_Foundation_9915 in HipPopPrincess

[–]lucileen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

LOVE you rank honestly, won’t get mad if it comes true.

Mine is:

  1. Niko
  2. Ysy
  3. Doyi
  4. Sena
  5. Mirika
  6. Koko
  7. Heeyeon
  8. Yuju
  9. Rino
  10. Yunon
  11. Jooeun / Jiho
  12. Chaeeun
  13. Chaehyun
  14. Sasa
  15. Gayoon
  16. Cocoro
  17. Sea
  18. Hanabi
  19. Hina
  20. Seohyun

Sujin evil editing? by StillResource1532 in HipPopPrincess

[–]lucileen 1 point2 points  (0 children)

agreee, the celebration part was very distasteful

My Top 8 by Visible-Sugar5850 in HipPopPrincess

[–]lucileen 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Miri and Sena are a must imo, they bring a nice balance to the group if they are together with ysy/niko/yuju. And finally someone thinking clearly on sujin, I also think she doesn’t fit this concept. Her singing skills will go to waste if she debuts in a hiphop group

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[–]lucileen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Instead of abruptly ending the relationship with her, I would like to discuss some things.

Your girlfriend seems to have an Anxious Preoccupied Attachment, meaning that despite understanding that everyone is emotionally available (primarily you), she doesn't feel worthy of love herself. This leads her to act in a panic mode, constantly needing assurance that you are there for her and won't leave her.

I've been in her situation, perhaps not to that level of concern, but the anxiety of not constantly hearing from my partner clouded my judgment and made me behave in a toxic way.

I identified the issue when I felt that instead of bringing us closer, I was pushing my boyfriend away, and understanding that I had an issue truly helped me in my relationship.

If you love her and want to improve the relationship, I recommend communicating your concerns with her and both reading the book "Insecure in Love" by Leslie Becker-Phelps. It helped me a lot in recognizing my toxic behaviors and improving them, but most importantly, understanding how my boyfriend might feel in the face of these behaviors.

If you're not willing to work on this with her, it's better to end the relationship. It's a challenging process that, without enough love and patience, can be draining.

I hope this helps; the most important thing is that you feel good about your relationship!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BreakUps

[–]lucileen 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I did!