英文天天写：130420 爱情宴,你“吃”透了么？

英文天天写：130420 爱情宴，你“吃”透了么？
《英文天天写》是沪江部落一档写作类节目，其目的在于提升大家的英语写作能力。

每期节目主持人都会给出一个话题，积极参加的童鞋还会得到主持人的专业点评哦！想提高英语写作的童鞋千万不要错过哦！
背景介绍：
近日，武汉大学大三学生罗兵（化名）有点纠结，女友提出要他请室友吃饭。

吃饭地方太小了，显得寒碜；去好点的酒店，自己又没那么多钱。

更何况，面对女友一帮子室友，罗兵觉得有点尴尬。

罗兵将自己的想法发在了珞珈山水BBS上，没想到引来50多条跟帖，他的帖子也被顶上“当日十大热点话题”。

经记者调查发现，时下大学生谈恋爱，男友要请女友的室友吃饭，几乎成了不成文的规矩。

话题：
Topic（Alternative）:
1. In your opinion, what leads to such phenomenon?
2. What do you think about it? Do you think it's necessary or not, and why?
3. DIY one topic as you like, but remember to stick to the theme of it.
范例1：
This news reminds me of one sentence said by Roman Rolland that "success matters little, what is essential is to be great, not to appear great." In my opinion, such a behavior seems a bit silly and childish. Love is not a tool to prove or show something. Instead, love should be regarded as a kind of responsibility to everyone. Unveiled bombastic words and deeds, love should be simple and unadorned. To a degree, that's why simplicity is the key to brilliance.
范例2：
“Because Venus does not have a pair of arms and Cupid loves covering his eyes, people who are in love always cannot grab and see each other.” I believe that is the reason why you need advice from your friends as bystanders. And having dinner together is apparently a good opportunity for them to know more about your boyfriend or girlfriend. Maybe they could see something you neglected. As for the bill, it is better if you and your love share it than only one of you pays. Remember, the dinner is just a sort of help and don’t let it bother you or your relationship.。