12/3(Sat.) Princess( or Prince) Syndrome(公主病 王子病) /Scum boy(or girl) (渣男 渣女) (Host:Prince Arthur)

[Arthur]

Hi Yoyoers

Some new words are interesting in current society, Let us share your opinion or experiences without effort!

Refer the
https://goodyfeed.com/11-signs-that-you ... -syndrome/
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog ... s-syndrome

Session I:
Q1:How do you define Princess(or Prince) Syndrome? what kind of behaviors belong to princess syndrome? Do you have princess(or prince) syndrome?
Q2:If your girl friend/Boy friend/family/colleagues have princess Syndrome, How do you deal with them?Please share your solid experience/stories with us


Session II:
Q4:How do you define scum boy(or girl) ? what kind of behaviors will be classified to scum boy(or girl)?
Q5:I heard :One rich boyfriend(or husband) asks girl friend(Wife) for AA(Go Dutch) on most expense. He is called a scum boy by her ; one girlfriend(fiancée)
asks her poor boyfriend to buy expensive wedding ring , she is called a scum girl. What s your opinion?
Q6:"Beauty loves rich scum boy, Homebody Loves scum girl" Do you agree or not ?

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Agenda:
3:50 ~ 4:00pm Greetings & Free Talk / Ordering Beverage or Meal / Getting Newcomer’s Information
4:00 ~ 4:10pm Opening Remarks / Newcomer’s Self-introduction / Grouping
(Session I)
4:10 ~ 4:50pm Small Group Discussion (40 mins)
4:50 ~ 5:10pm Summarization (20 mins)
5:10 ~ 5:20pm Regrouping & Break
(Session II)
5:20 ~ 6:00pm Small Group Discussion (40 mins)
6:00 ~ 6:20pm Summarization (20 mins)
6:20 ~ 6:30pm Concluding Remarks

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[Rock]

I read the articles and I have some questions. One of them is, in the second article, the writer mentions:

"2. Teach her about dressing appropriately. Everywhere you turn, clothes are getting skimpier and skimpier. Skirts are getting shorter; tops are getting tighter. Similarly, clothes that used to be appropriate for teens are now being worn by fifth-graders...."

Is it really so that girls dressing "inappropriately" means they have princess syndrome? As I know, some princesses dress "very appropriately" all the time because they think it's what princesses do. On the other hand, if we happen to see a girl dressing skimpy clothes on the street, do we judge her as having princess syndrome? To me, it seems more "queen" than "princess".

[Michael-liu]

I read the articles and I have some questions. One of them is, in the second article, the writer mentions:

"2. Teach her about dressing appropriately. Everywhere you turn, clothes are getting skimpier and skimpier. Skirts are getting shorter; tops are getting tighter. Similarly, clothes that used to be appropriate for teens are now being worn by fifth-graders...."

Is it really so that girls dressing "inappropriately" means they have princess syndrome? As I know, some princesses dress "very appropriately" all the time because they think it's what princesses do. On the other hand, if we happen to see a girl dressing skimpy clothes on the street, do we judge her as having princess syndrome? To me, it seems more "queen" than "princess".

So, maybe the author's point is a little bit different from what we say 公主病 in Chinese.

According to the author's definition, a girl who suffers from PS lives life as a fairy-tale: focusing only on the pretty things, putting herself at the center of the universe, and obsessing about her looks.

Is it a little bit different ？I am not sure.

And princess syndrome doesn't mean a girl dresses or act like a “real” princess.