Week one:
I think you misread the assignment, you were supposed to write about a personal quality.
I have always found vegetarianism fascinating. I'm a huge foodie and I cant imagine not eating meat, almost every single meal I eat is accompanied by some sort of meat. I once "tried" to be a vegetarian and to say I failed is an understatement, I lasted one day.
Ever since I started driving I've also become obsessed with cars, and have a list of dream cars.
Week two:
That's awesome that you were able to break free from what was expected of you and instead follow your passions.
As girls, I think we've all experienced some type of exclusion. As they say, girls will be girls.
Week three:
I really like your questions and I cant wait to see the responses since I know little to none about Korean culture.
I also agree with the previous responses, I think getting two different prospectives from two different generations will create a great interview!
Really like your topic and I think once the questions are ordered correctly and combined, it will make for a great interview!
Week four:
Really like how you open up with a question, makes me want to keep reading!
I think your topic is unique and I definitely want to know more. But, like Sahana said I'm not really sure what your topic is trying to convey? Maybe try for a stronger thesis?
This is a good start but I am confused about your topic. How can distance be an identity?
I like how you start with a strong I statement and then define what an artist is. I did find this to be a little choppy especially to be an intro, I feel like an intro should be clean and introduce you to the topic gracefully.
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