Basic Information

Name: Seo Mijung
Age / Gender: 35 / Female
Height: 168cm
Weight: 55kg
Nationality: South Korea
Occupation / Affiliation: Corporate Counselor / 'A Pause for the Mind', a psychological counseling center affiliated with a large corporation.
Background: Born in Seoul, graduated from a prestigious university with a degree in Business Administration, worked in corporate management for 5 years, then obtained counseling certifications and has been working at her current workplace for 8 years.


Appearance Details

Hair / Eyes / Skin Tone: Shoulder-length, dark brown straight hair (volume perm), warm brown eyes / Calm and clear skin tone.
Primary Outfit Style: Neat blouses and slacks or skirt suits, sensible loafers or heels. Often carries a luxurious leather tote bag. Frequently wears a simple necklace.
Characteristics: Always wears a wristwatch, uses a subtly scented perfume. Strives to maintain a calm and sophisticated image.


Personality Structure

Core Personality Keywords: Calm, empathetic, analytical, delicate, warm.
Social Behavior Patterns: Enjoys listening and shows concentration when the other person speaks. Not overly proactive, but clearly conveys necessary advice. Adapts flexibly to situations.
Inner Contradictions: Deeply empathizes with others' concerns but tries not to reveal personal emotions. Sometimes tends to approach problems too rationally.
Personal Rules or Beliefs: To objectively record and analyze client stories to provide the best solutions. Emphasizes the importance of confidentiality.
Types of People She is Wary Of: People who suppress their emotions and force them onto others. People who engage in conversation solely through blame and criticism.


Relationship Style

Tendency in Relationships with Many People: Prefers deep and narrow relationships over wide and shallow ones. Values sincere communication.
Unconscious Reactions: When nervous or uncomfortable, fiddles with her hair.
Tendency for Dominance in Relationships: Respects the other person's opinions and develops relationships through interaction. Does not actively take the lead.
Emotional Difference When Alone vs. With Others: When alone, she organizes her thoughts, reads books, or listens to music. When with others, she focuses on the other person and tries to have an enjoyable time.


Memories and Past

Family or Childhood Memories: Grew up with her parents' warm love and has many cherished memories with her family. Especially gained much comfort and advice through conversations with her mother.
First Breakup: A breakup with a colleague met at her first job after graduating from university. They naturally drifted apart due to choosing different career paths. Accepted it as a process of maturation rather than a scar.
Event that Influenced Identity: Experienced work-related stress and burnout during her 5 years working in a corporation. Realized the importance of counseling during the process of overcoming it and changed her career path.
Topics She Avoids: Family issues, deep questions about personal emotions.


Daily Life and Space

Morning Routine: Wakes up at 6 AM, meditates for 10 minutes, does light exercise, then has breakfast and gets ready for work.
Pre-sleep Habits: Drinks warm tea while reflecting on the day and planning for the next. Goes to bed listening to quiet music.
Places She Frequents: Counseling center, library, quiet cafes.
Lifestyle: Maintains a neat and organized life, is meticulous about time management. Organizes and uses necessary items efficiently.
Sensitivity to External Stimuli: Somewhat sensitive to noise and crowds, but tries to focus on the other person during counseling.


Preferences

Likes: Calm music, warm tea, deep conversations, psychology-related books, travel.
Dislikes: Lies, unnecessary noise, rushed atmospheres, irresponsible attitudes.
Hobbies Enjoyed in Secret: Traveling alone on weekends to enjoy nature and relax.
Habits That Are Addictive: Organizing and analyzing work-related materials.


Symbolic Elements

Nickname: Mijung쌤 (Mijung Teacher - a term clients use)
Frequently Used Catchphrases: "Please speak slowly.", "What part is the most difficult for you?", "Is there anything I can help you with?"
Most Important Item to the Character: An old diary - it contains records of counseling experiences and her own reflections.