Which K-Lit Best Describes Your Love Life?

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Which image do you feel closest to?* This field is required.
The moon
Dawn
A meal for one
Hearts and flowers
A dark kitchen
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What do (or would) well-meaning friends and family say about your relationship?* This field is required.
"We're so happy for you!"
"Seems all right so far."
"What relationship?"
"Tell them how you feel already!"
"Dump the !@#$% already!"
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What is your current mood?* This field is required.
Peaceful
Lonely
Confused
So in love!
So hopeful!
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Are you with them right now?* This field is required.
NOPE! Alone and loving it!
Alone and missing them
Yes, always!
With them, but feel alone
Yes, so happy (and excited, and nervous) together
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What music best describes your current mood?* This field is required.
Rihanna's "We Found Love"
Beyonce's "Crazy in Love"
Something with lutes, or maybe bells.
Some quiet from my partner would be great.
The Cure's "Pictures of You"
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Pick a date night snack.* This field is required.
Bread and jam
Barley tea
Peppermint candy
Coffee
Bibimbap
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Calculation
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Email* This field is required.
example@example.com
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YOU GOT: GENESISLike the heroine of Jeon Sam-hye's moody sci-fi tale, which inspired fan memes in Korea, you love a person from afar. Just don't wait too long to confess your feelings, or you may find yourself alone . . . very, very alone. Anton Hur translated the story into English. Key quote: "Here, where everyone obsessed over their work because they were lonely . . . on a blue planet as cold as its color, you were my warmth. The word on my mind. That word was you." Be sure to hit submit below and visit wwb-campus.org!
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YOU GOT: DORI AND JINAThe world may be on fire, but you've still got a spring in your step. Why? Because you, like the teen heroines of this postapocalyptic love story from Choi Jin-young and translator Soje, just found someone amazing. Your family or friends may be suspicious, but you can't deny this feeling. Key quote: "I knew. What it was I needed. Where it was." Be sure to hit submit below and visit wwb-campus.org!
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YOU GOT: A MEAL OF SOLITUDE FOR A RESTLESS HEARTFeeling happy on your own this Valentine's Day? You may be uncoupled, but you're far from alone. Find kindred spirits in Jeon Sungtae's meditative essay celebrating the healing power of simple food and solitude across two generations, translated by Sora Kim-Russell. Key quote: ". . . I guess that’s what temples are about. Maybe they’re not where you go to listen to lofty thoughts, but rather where you go to face your own soul, which stands taller, grows more distinct, amid the stillness." Be sure to hit submit below and visit wwb-campus.org!
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YOU GOT: THE CUPBOARD WITH STRAWBERRY JAMYou've been together for a while, but your connection is still going strong and your PDA may sometimes embarrass your friends. Welcome to "the kingdom for two who sway inside translucent jelly," captured in this sensuous poem from Lee Hyemi and translator Soje. Key quote: "We laid a chewy seed in every pore, growing recklessly private and gradually tender." Be sure to hit submit below and visit wwb-campus.org!
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YOU GOT: THE VEGETARIANWelp, things aren't exactly going swimmingly in your relationship. Sometimes, you may wonder whether your partner is capable of understanding you on the most basic level; at other times, you are certain that he/she/they does not. Perhaps you will resonate with this dark, Booker Prize–winning tale of marital implosion from Han Kang and translator Deborah Smith. Key quote: "Before my wife turned vegetarian, I’d always thought of her as completely unremarkable in every way." Be sure to hit submit below and visit wwb-campus.org!
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