Marsha Maung: I write. I love. I live

Source: Link First off, I am not familiar with this format. 4 mins per episode... what ? Isn't the norm an hour per episode? Rough start. But I can tell you if you're looking for something lighthearted with a lot of bromance (like real-brothers-mance?) and some romance (with a female, not the BL thing that's so popular these days - I don't get it), this could be it.  I've read about many people from the webtoon not liking the ending...erm...don't let me spoil it for you. But it kinda hinted at a follow-up which I suspect will never happen . But is it still worth watching?  Absolutely. Why? Because it's simple . It's to-the-point. It's short. It won't take you much time to digest everything.  It's an endearing story about brothers living together, their obvious personality differences, and big age gap.  First of all, there's a bit of an age gap between the brothers. One's 26, the younger one is 18 and still in school. So, when he found

If I were to be completely honest, my mentality have not changed much from when I was 21 till now . I won't tell you my age but...in a couple of years, I can withdraw from my EPF. #lol Does this kind of mentality work in this world? Is it too late for me to change my personality? Err...ugh...I think so. I am stuck now with this personality I am born with, then. WTF. People and the MBTI Personality Test  People are into the whole MBTI thing these days. It's a personality test called the Myers Briggs Type Indicator, a tool used to help people understand their own personalities, communication styles, abilities to communicate with others. Millions of people use it all around the world and there is said to be more than 4000 papers validating the theory.  If you're interested in interpreting some of the results and reasoning, read this . The set of questions in the MBTI test were first published in 1943 in the U.S. by a mother-daughter team, Katharine Cook Briggs and Isabel Brigg