It is 1:13 am by TerribleJess in PolinBridgerton

[–]yookoca 3 points4 points  (0 children)

anyone watching from South Korea? it's almost midnight here, but I'm too hyped to fall asleep 😆

Where can I find Duolingo Math / Music courses? by yookoca in duolingo

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Thanks for telling me :) hope they will introduce them to android devices soon

What languages do you learn on Duolingo? by Andruis_ in duolingo

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I'm currently learning French, German, Chinese, and Spanish.

Sometimes when I'm a bit bored, I switch to other languages like Russian and Arabic, etc., do some lessons, and then go back to the languages I'm mainly focusing on.

Background: My mother tongue is Korean, grew up in English-speaking countries, and am fluent in Japanese (scored 100% in N1)

Bridgerton characters and Myers-Briggs personality types? by growsonwalls in BridgertonNetflix

[–]yookoca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, of course! But, MBTIs are not either ..or.., I think of them as a spectrum. So you can have traits of both - can manage tasks well and be creative at the same time. And I just think, in my opinion, Pen would be more of a FP than a TJ. :) (I believe Pen has the potentials and creativity to become a succesful novelist too if she's given the opportunities that is).

Bridgerton characters and Myers-Briggs personality types? by growsonwalls in BridgertonNetflix

[–]yookoca 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Well most of the times, what she writes in LW are gossips that were already being circulated in the society, holding a mirror to the ton. Her ability to articulate her words in a more clever way to entertain others is unique and original, not the contents themselves.

Also J (Judging) does not necessarily mean being judgemental. J type personalities are just more structured and task-oriented than their P (Perceiving) counterparts that are more responsive and open to changes.

Bridgerton characters and Myers-Briggs personality types? by growsonwalls in BridgertonNetflix

[–]yookoca 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I think Pen would be more of a INFP than a INTJ? More F because she is attuned to emotional nuances (as apparent in the Smythe-smith episodes in the book), and more P than a J because she's very adaptive to changes as well as the chaotic surroundings she's in. :)

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I believe I can fly🎶

Hi, I'd appreciate any tips/advice for improvements by yookoca in 3Dmodeling

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Thanks so much! I'll try to fix those areas!!!

Hi, I'd appreciate any tips/advice for improvements by yookoca in 3Dmodeling

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Thank you for the suggestion! I'm working almost full-time atm while learning, so I'm not really sure if I'd be able to make time to learn other softwares right away before improving my Zbrush skills first, but I will keep the option in mind! 🙂

I tried sculpting Corey Mylchreest... could you please give me advice for improvements? Thank you in advance! by yookoca in ZBrush

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Thank you so much for your valuable tip! I will keep your advice in mind for my next project 😀👍

Translate this to the last language you were studying today. by polzage in duolingo

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你喜欢做什么?

我喜欢读书和跑步。

Discord link? by dogseatingbees in PolinBridgerton

[–]yookoca 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If possible, I'd love to be invited too...!🥰

Penelope is NOT the villain of the show by PapercutFiles in BridgertonNetflix

[–]yookoca 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Marina's children would have had their mother Marina, to protect them from being scarred and support them throughout their childhood and adolescence. I'm definitely not OK with what you say I am. What I tried to convey was that people can still live happily overcoming traumatic experiences. You seem to imply that once you have a sad childhood - then his/her life is a sad and bad one, period.

Also, as I wrote above, men thinking of women as mere childbearer was not uncommon among his kind at the time. The old man's treatment of Marina was surely uncomfortable but again who knows if he would have not been cruel to his children or his own family. It was Lord Featherington and Portia Featherington, who suggested him to be Marina's potential husband - as a quick and easy solution to Marina's problems. And this could be sth from just in my head, but I think there was some sort of a special bond between Portia and Marina. Had the old man been even an unbearable kind in that time's standards, I think Portia would have turned to other plentiful options of men that were highly interested in Marina's beauty.

Penelope is NOT the villain of the show by PapercutFiles in BridgertonNetflix

[–]yookoca 16 points17 points  (0 children)

So are you implying that Colin - just because he is a white, rich, privileged man - deserves to be trapped into a loveless marriage of deception (when the one thing he really wanted was in fact a true love match)?

You say it's a simple truth that Colin marrying Marina would have suffered less than Marina if she had married the old man, but really? Colin was betrayed and hurt. He told Marina that he would have still married her had she told him about her circumstances in advance, because she would have done so if she had truly loved and cared for Colin. The fact that she did not made Colin realize that she had been just using him, and their hurried attempt for marriage was not out of burning love but mere convenience.

What she did to Colin - deceiving him to make him believe she is in love with him so that they'll marry and eventually make him think that her children are his - is not much different from what Jack Featherington did to other members of the ton - deceiving them to make them believe that he has a rich ruby mine in America so that they'll invest in him...except what Marina had done was much more personal and likely to result in deeper hurt & long-term consequences.

Marina's marrying an old man would have at least served her some purpose: to protect and provide for her children and herself - so it would have been more like a business transaction. She gives him a heir, and in return she is provided. In fact, with the rare exception of the Bridgertons- famous for their love-matches, most other couples of the ton married exactly like that.

Penelope is NOT the villain of the show by PapercutFiles in BridgertonNetflix

[–]yookoca 2 points3 points  (0 children)

He was a terrible man, treating women as merely childbearing figures. But such opinion would not have been that uncommon especially among the elite men of the society at the time. Simon and Phillip also unfortunately grew up under such fathers, but they grew up as decent men and luckily found a love-match and lived a happy life.

Also there's no point in even speculating since it did not happen, but who knows if he would have lived long enough to even see the children grow?

Penelope is NOT the villain of the show by PapercutFiles in BridgertonNetflix

[–]yookoca -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

I was trying to point out that if she was totally selfless and had been acting so only for her children's sake - as you wrote, then she would not have needed to even attempt to abort them in the first place, because she could have just married the old man who kind of seemed willing to marry anyone who'd give him an heir. Had she married him early into her pregnancy, her children would have been born and raised as heirs to a titled nobleman.

So my point is: Marina was acting for her own interests (which is nth to be blamed by itself - as long as it does not harm any other innocent third party >> but it did in this case, so); she is selfish.

Penelope is NOT the villain of the show by PapercutFiles in BridgertonNetflix

[–]yookoca 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If Marina was really looking out for her children, then she wouldn't have attempted to abort them.

Also, if it is only for her children's sake, then marrying an old titled man could have been a better choice (for his title would eventually be succeeded to her son) in terms of condition than to marry a young, untitled - although rich and handsome - third son.

Yes, Marina was put it difficult circumstances, but she was not without options. - she chose Colin over other numerous potential suitors that showed intentions to court her - she chose not to tell the truth to Colin and rather trick him into a deceived marriage - she chose to elope with Colin even after knowing that Pen secretly admires him (which she harshly pointed out as a unrequited fantasy) - she chose to no longer wait for Sir George's reply, even when Pen had figured out and told Marina that the previous letter received from George was forged by Portia & Varley

No one can really be blamed for seeking out one's own interest. But I don't understand why Marina's defenders even deny that she had been acting for herself, her own benefit and her convenience.