What a Japanese reality dating show teaches us about compartmentalising our lives

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Show Me Hope

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C'mon guys, SMH is not shake my head, it's Show Me Hope! Shufang & Yi Jing are two mid-20s girls in sunny Singapore trying to make sense of our lives as adults. What's with the media controlling our attention? What's with all the expectations and comparisons in life? Do I need to have a concrete career plan or will otherwise be deemed a failure?! Join us on the journey of introspection, therapy, and humour, and welcome to being an adult. Cheers~

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What a Japanese reality dating show teaches us about compartmentalising our lives

Show Me Hope

44 minutes 9 seconds

5 years ago

What a Japanese reality dating show teaches us about compartmentalising our lives

This week, Shufang & Yi Jing catches up about how to stay sane during the circuit breaker. They discuss Japanese reality dating show, Rea(l)ove, and how it teaches us about compartmentalising. How is our ability to compartmentalise compromised because of CB? How can we compartmentalise our lives in a healthy manner?

Let’s find out more in this episode!