Don Spike and Seong Ha-yoon have expressed their dissatisfaction with their newlywed life.
On the afternoon of the 26th, Channel A’s entertainment program ‘Oh Eun-Young’s Golden Counseling Center’ featured composer and businessman Don Spike and makeup artist Seong Ha-yoon. The couple, who got married in June, complained that “their lifestyle is too inconsistent” after two months of marriage.
Seong Ha-yoon said, “Life patterns are very different. I go to work a lot in the morning, so I get up at 4 or 5 in the morning.” Don Spike said, “I go to bed at 6 am and wake up around 1 pm. Because I can’t get up in the morning, I think I’ll be number one in the world rankings. “My mother has been worried about me all my life.”
Seong Ha-yoon was surprised, saying, “I don’t understand that, how can a person sleep until this hour?” “When I wake up in the morning, I am not my usual person,” said Don Spike. It happens with irritability and even swearing.” He continued, “I thought that if a man and woman got married, they could concede to each other and get along, but life is a different matter. No matter how hard I try, I can’t sleep at night.”
Dr. Oh Eun-young, who heard this, said, “I have lived according to my own pattern for a long time for more than 30 years, and when I get married, I have a lot of difficulties because I have to live together and live together.” She added, “Dating and marriage are not different. There are five conditions for a happy marriage,” she said.
Dr. Oh Eun-young said to Don Spike and Seong Ha-yoon, “Isn’t one of the five things definitely true? She is a lark wife and an owl husband. “She has polar opposites in her biorhythms.” “There are a lot of things to worry about,” he said. There is not too much intersection. Conversely, if one person is awake, the other person is sleeping, so I’m worried.”
Dr. Eun-Young Oh continued providing practical advice. “One study found that couples who sleep at different times tend to have gaps in their marriage, no matter how hard they try. The sleep cycle is difficult to match with effort, and if you don’t solve it well, there will be gaps. You have to spend as hotly and fiercely as you can during the waking meeting time.”
(Seoul = News 1)