What makes some people thrive after going through difficult life choices, like early marriage, while others struggle?
Have you ever experienced a funny or awkward moment with your partner that ended up bringing you closer together? What happened?
What are some sure signs that a work husband or work wife is not actually your friend?
Have you ever been embarrassed in front of your spouse about something trivial that ended up being a significant bonding experience?
What could be the meaning behind a girl saying she likes me, is happy to have met me, and wants to be friends? Does she have romantic feelings for me or is she just being friendly?
Have you ever intervened in a bar situation where someone was harassing another person? How did you handle it?
As a man, if you dated a woman for some time and fell in love with her, and she revealed to you that she’s a mother, how would you react?
How do I know what I want to be? Until now, I have been in high school, but I still don't know what my dreams are, so I don't know what I want to pursue or learn deeply. I don't even know if I like drawing or dancing, I did it because I can.
Have you ever had someone challenge you at a bar for something silly, and they ended up regretting it? What's the story?
Why do some Harvard students choose to drop out, and how do they manage to succeed afterwards?
What are some sure signs that a work husband or work wife is not actually your friend?
Have you ever been embarrassed in front of your spouse about something trivial that ended up being a significant bonding experience?
What could be the meaning behind a girl saying she likes me, is happy to have met me, and wants to be friends? Does she have romantic feelings for me or is she just being friendly?
Have you ever intervened in a bar situation where someone was harassing another person? How did you handle it?
As a man, if you dated a woman for some time and fell in love with her, and she revealed to you that she’s a mother, how would you react?
How do I know what I want to be? Until now, I have been in high school, but I still don't know what my dreams are, so I don't know what I want to pursue or learn deeply. I don't even know if I like drawing or dancing, I did it because I can.
Have you ever had someone challenge you at a bar for something silly, and they ended up regretting it? What's the story?
Why do some Harvard students choose to drop out, and how do they manage to succeed afterwards?
