born and raised in the upper east side of manhattan until her parents divorced shortly after her eighth birthday. while her parents maintained a shared custody arrangement, most of her days were spent with her mother, sora, or neighbors due to her father's busy schedule at a prestigious pediatric facility. by the time her teenage years rolled around, she and father communicated almost exclusively via phone and last minute birthday gifts that never quite synced up with her current interests.
moved to seoul with her mother following her grandfather's decline due to advanced parkinson's disease in the spring of 2012. for the remainder of her schooling, she balanced coursework with household chores while helping her mother care for him. from time to time, she still escorts him to appointments or sits with him for a bit in the afternoons when her mother isn't available.
despite her love of learning, suhee had no real desire to go to college and attended k-arts solely to please her parents, choosing a major that would require only moderate effort on her part. unfortunately, her plan backfired, and her "lack of commitment towards her future" - as her father so kindly put it - remained a bit of a sore topic until the two reconciled in mid-2018.
participated in competitive gymnastics until the age of fifteen, when her mother pressured her to spend more time on her studies. her best - and favorite - events were the vault and floor exercise. despite the fact that she doesn't train as strenuously as she did in her team days, she still attends open gym sessions from time to time.
spends most of her spare time creating aesthetically pleasing confections just for her own satisfaction. she has a dream of one day owning her own dog café but, until then, she's content just getting her foot in the door.
has one tattoo on her right wrist that she got on a whim. despite it being a spontaneous decision, it means a lot to her and she uses it as a reminder to relax and take time for herself.
⅓ of a dance cover group, bde.
can easily bounce between being brash and talkative and shy and quiet at the drop of a hat, though the later typically only occurs when she is feeling stressed or down. puns > everything. has absolutely no chill when it comes to the things she loves. has a bad habit of immediately bristling and becoming passive-aggressive when she feels threatened or hurt. forgives but rarely forgets. has issues establishing boundaries and finds it difficult to say no/turn away friends or family.
you sure do have a lot of oomph. Yes indeed… this Aries birthday person has a powerful presence that is very sophisticated. You glide when you walk. It is as distinct as you are, Aries, and people know you from miles around. You bring sunshine to wherever your restless, playful spirit takes you. You are that person who will go out your way to help your loved ones. Yes… those born on this birth day make sacrifices without complaint every single day.
Every now and again, Aries, you have a tendency to make a mountain out of a molehill. Actually, you can be obsessive. I know that hurts… it is true, however. There does not seem to be any middle ground with this birthdate characteristic. Either you are “on” or you are “off”. You make plenty of sacrifices for others; you can find a common place here, too.
You, Aries, want to be vital part of it. You have the smarts and the drive to do so. What makes you happy is making things into beautiful pieces of art. Whether its interior design or constructing something for the deck or patio, or entertaining in the back yard, you love putting your energies to work.
The Wood Pig has a very friendly and persuasive manner and is able to gain the confidence of others with the greatest of ease. The Wood Pig likes to be involved in whatever is going on around them at all times and loves to get involved with whatever is going on.
The Pig is a kind and understanding person and is known for their peace keeping abilities. They hate any unpleasantness and will do anything in their power to resolve the problem. They are great talkers and are always straight to the point. They hate it when justice is not upheld and will do everything in their powers to make sure it is put right. The Pig is usually very popular and enjoys other peoples company. They are very tolerant and are often prepared to forgive other for their wrong doings. They are great at organizing fundraisers and other similar events.
Sadly some people take advantage of the Pigs good nature and use the Pigs generosity to their advantage. They have difficulty in saying no at times and would really benefit learning to say no every now and again. There are many pigs who have become entrepreneurs and set a successful career path for themselves after an earlier disappointment in life. Although the Pig tends to spend money quite freely, they are usually very astute in financial matters.
ENFPs have an Extraverted, Intuitive, Feeling and Perceiving personality. The ENFP personality type is highly individualistic and Champions strive toward creating their own methods, looks, actions, habits, and ideas — they do not like cookie cutter people and hate when they are forced to live inside a box. The ENFP personality likes to be around other people and have a strong intuitive nature when it comes to themselves and others. They operate from their feelings most of the time, and they are highly perceptive and thoughtful.
Unlike other Extraverted types, ENFPs need time alone to center themselves, and make sure they are moving in a direction which is in sync with their values. ENFPs who remain centered will usually be quite successful at their endeavors, as long as they follow through. ENFPs are usually happy people, unless they are confined to strict schedules or mundane tasks. An unhappy ENFP can misuse their gift of gab and become quite manipulative because their charm makes it easy for them to get what they want. Luckily, most ENFPs will not abuse their natural abilities because it would go against their personal values.
ENFPs are warm and enthusiastic people who are typically very bright and full of potential. They live in the world of possibilities, and can become very passionate and excited about things. Their enthusiasm lends them the ability to inspire and motivate others. They can talk their way in or out of anything. They love life, seeing it as a special gift, and strive to make the most out of it. ENFPs have an unusually broad range of skills and talents. They are good at most things which interest them. Project-oriented, they may go through several different careers during their lifetime.
in brief The committed, security-oriented type. Sixes are reliable, hard-working, responsible, and trustworthy. Excellent "troubleshooters," they foresee problems and foster cooperation, but can also become defensive, evasive, and anxious—running on stress while complaining about it. They can be cautious and indecisive, but also reactive, defiant and rebellious. They typically have problems with self-doubt and suspicion. At their Best: internally stable and self-reliant, courageously championing themselves and others.
The reason Sixes are so loyal to others is that they do not want to be abandoned and left without support—their Basic Fear. Thus, the central issue for type Six is a failure of self-confidence. Sixes come to believe that they do not possess the internal resources to handle life’s challenges and vagaries alone, and so increasingly rely on structures, allies, beliefs, and supports outside themselves for guidance to survive. If suitable structures do not exist, they will help create and maintain them.
Sixes are always aware of their anxieties and are always looking for ways to construct “social security” bulwarks against them. If Sixes feel that they have sufficient back up, they can move forward with some degree of confidence. But if that crumbles, they become anxious and self-doubting, reawakening their Basic Fear. (“I’m on my own! What am I going to do now?”) A good question for Sixes might therefore be: “When will I know that I have enough security?” Or, to get right to the heart of it, “What is security?” Without Essential inner guidance and the deep sense of support that it brings, Sixes are constantly struggling to find firm ground.
The biggest problem for Sixes is that they try to build safety in the environment without resolving their own emotional insecurities. When they learn to face their anxieties, however, Sixes understand that although the world is always changing and is, by nature uncertain, they can be serene and courageous in any circumstance. And they can attain the greatest gift of all, a sense of peace with themselves despite the uncertainties of life.