#Jinrilationships with Jinri Park

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Jinri Park shines in TV5’s comedy web series,  real-life stories with a humorous spin, sex comedy one-liners with her show “Jinrilationships”, an online web show produced by Digital 5, the online digital unit of TV5.

Jinri’s comedic flair glows in this online exclusive. This Korean radio DJ, commercial model, and TV personality effortlessly charms the viewers not just with her good looks but more so with her wit. 

"I'm so grateful to have this show, most of the show is my story, all the episodes consist of my experiences and my ideas , I"m not the writer but I'm the one pitching the story," Park said. 

Jinrilationships is more comedy rather than sexy-comedy. "Here is more of on comedy and reality because it’s what happens to real women every day. We took on serious issues like relationships."

"I don't give out advice, because I’m lost with love and relationships myself, I do not on giving tips, I'm not a love guru or a love doctor because I’m a love patient myself, I’m just letting you know what I know, to make it funny and people can relate on the stories," Park continues.

Jinri grew up in Cebu, travel back and forth to Korea and Philippines and she feels like more at home here in the country (Philippines).

When asked how do she give herself on relationships and to her job, she replied, "I always like to find myself. In the personal relationship I put in my 100 %, I think it's more worth it. As in the digital show " I put around 70 or 80 %."

Running into your ex? Flirting with your crush? First date? No date? No problem! Learn oh-so-true tips from Korean actress Jinri Park in “JINRIlationships: A Survival Guide to the Dating Life,” an original online series produced by Digital5, the digital channel of TV5, found exclusively on tv5.com.ph.

“JINRIlationships” explores the misadventures, kilig and awkward moments of dating life, with Jinri playing a girl-next-door challenged to find meaningful romance. Each week, viewers are treated to bite-sized situational comedy with dating hacks for both the lovestruck and the lovelorn.

Running for 7-10 minutes per webisode, the comedy series comes in easy-to-share video clips. Among the popular ones are:

· 5 Types of Men According to Jinri Park

· Meeting the Ex

· Rules of Flixting (Flirt Texting)

· 7 Deadly Signs of Relationship Limbo

· Jinri’s Got ‘Da Moves’

· Guys Who Try Too Hard

The show’s brilliant humor is highlighted even more by its director Joel Ferrer, who’s also casted as Jinri’s ever-reliable friendzoned-for-life buddy. Joel, co-writer of the 2014 indie sleeper hit “Blue Bustamante,” adds a street-smart comedy style to JINRIlationships.

JINRIlationships is one of Digital5’s original online exclusives. Another Digital5 production is the lifestyle video blog, “Bloom” (hosted by Maggie Wilson, Bubbles Paraiso, and Mikaela Lagdameo), which premiered last February. Expect to see more original online shows like “Tanods,” “Clash of Class,” and “Kwentong Barbero,” all premiering soon on tv5.com.ph. 

Get your full dose of comedic insights and “park-ibig” tips in JINRIlationships anytime, anywhere, exclusively on tv5.com.ph!

New episodes are uploaded every Monday. Check out episodes of JINRIlationships here!

Maintaining a healthy relationship, Happy Wife, Happy Life

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Maintaining a good and healthy relationships require care and work to maintain closeness. Common components found in successful relationships include - communication, respect, trust, love, sharing, individuality and self-care.

Do your best to treat your partner in a way that says, "I love you and trust you, and I want to work this out."

Express wants and needs. A clear message involves a respectful but direct expression of your wants and needs.

Always I believe, to be aware of what you and your partner want for yourselves and what you want from the relationship.

Realize that your partner will not be able to meet all your needs. Some of these needs will have to be met outside of the relationship. Be willing to negotiate and compromise on the things you want from one another.  You don't have to demand that a partner change to meet all your expectations. Work to accept the differences between your ideal mate and the real person you are with.

Try to see things from the other's point of view. This doesn't mean that you must agree with one another all the time, but rather that both of you can understand and respect each other's differences, points of view, and separate needs. Where critical differences do exist in your expectations, needs, or opinions, try to work honestly and sincerely to negotiate. Seek professional help early rather than waiting until the situation becomes critical.

Emotional support involves accepting your partner's differences and not insisting that he or she meet your needs only in the precise way that you want them met.

Respect your partner's rights. In healthy relationships, there is respect for each partner's right to have her/his own feelings. Resolving conflicts requires honesty, a willingness to consider your partner's perspective even if you don't fully understand it, and lots of communication.

Healthy communication is critical, especially when there are important decisions regarding sex, career, marriage, and family you made.

Now, let's talk about sexual intimacy

Intimacy is always important, always a key factor in a partnership. 

When it comes to sexual intimacy, couples need to be more open with their partners about what satisfies them.

Given that the two of you share a special bond, there's no reason for you to not be comfortable about discussing what you like - and don't like about sex. After all, an activity that is meant to be enjoyed, should provide fulfillment for both parties.

Last Saturday, January 10, I was invited, and attended an interesting event for wives, and husbands, a launch of an advocacy campaign regaring sexual intimacy. Menarini Philippines who continues to promote its Community to Control PE advocacy campaign this 2015 with its Happy Wife, Happy Life event.

Menarini Philippines together with the Philippine Urological Association, boldly launched its Commit to Control PE Advocacy campaign last year to address one of the more pressing issues regarding sexual intimacy - premature ejaculation.

The campaign is meant to make couples more comfortable about discussing their intimacy concerns with each other, without it being a cause of insecurity or dissatisfaction.

This is because premature ejaculation can gravely affect one's relationship when left undiscussed - and untreated.

In relation to this, Menarini Philippines held a talk, aptly called Happy Wife, Happy Life, which was held last January 10 at the Satin Room of the Seda Hotels in BGC, hosted by popular celebrity columnist RJ Ledesma and was attended by local bloggers. It aimed to shed better insight about what premature ejaculation is all about, and that it is not something to be embarrassed about because it can be controlled.

And this advocacy campaign event featured a very insightful talk from sex and relationship guru, Dr. Margarita Holmes. It was the first time I met in person, Dr. Margie Holmes, with a very lively insightful talk - "Love and lust that last." I have watched and admire her in many TV guestings she had. 

Dr. Dennis Serrano

Also present at the event was Dr. Dennis Serrano, who talked about the “basics” of premature ejaculation to help the guests have a better understanding of this condition. 

Menarini Philippines strongly believes in this advocacy which is often left untreated because it is a topic that is usually considered taboo even in these modern times.

The pharmaceutical giant hopes to make a stronger impact among Filipino couples on their campaign this year with more events like this.

Really, intimacy is always important. It doesn't matter if you're 18 or 88, intimacy is always a key factor in a partnership. Couples stay intimate long into their 80s and 90s. In fact, many couples have increased satisfaction the older they get, because they are more and more skilled! Keep learning and experimenting - the best is yet to come.

About the Menarini Group

Menarini is the world’s largest Italian biopharmaceutical company with a heritage of over 128 years and over 16,000 employees in over 100 countries. Here in Asia-Pacific, Menarini’s vision is to be a leading provider of important healthcare brands to improve the lives of people in the region. Menarini Asia-Pacific operates across the entire commercial value chain, from regulatory approval and product launch to lifecycle management with a diverse portfolio of proprietary and partnered brands in key therapeutic fields, including Dermatology, Primary Care, Allergy/Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Select Specialty Care, Men’s Health and Consumer Health.

For further information, please visit: www.menariniapac.com.