I was so angry with my boyfriend. We had been together for a few months now, and I had grown to love him very much. But recently, he had done something that really made me mad.

It all started when I was out of town for a few days, and he was supposed to be taking care of my house. When I came back, I noticed that something was off.

He broke my ‘toy’ when he noticed it and was playing around with it

I went into my bedroom and saw that my ‘toy’ was broken into pieces. I was so angry, and I knew it had to be him.

I confronted him about it, and he admitted that he was the one who had broken it. He said he saw it lying there and was just curious about it and was playing around with it and he accidentally hit it on the table and it broke into pieces.

He apologised and said that he didn’t mean to break it, but I was still so mad. I couldn’t believe that he would take it out and play around with it.

I told him that he had no right to break something that was mine and that he should have respected my privacy.

I told him that his skills could never compare with me using the ‘toy’

He told me that it was alright because he has something better to offer rather than me using the ‘toy’. He said that his ‘kkj’ was still available for my usage.

I was really mad, and I said that his ‘kkj’ size could never compare to the size of the dildo and that he does not know how to make me happy.

He was obviously embarrassed by me comparing his ‘kkj’ and my ‘toy’ and I could see that it really hurt his ego but I didn’t care too much at that time.

I take the MRT train to work and back every single day during peak hours. It’s always so crowded and I find myself almost stuck in between people which can be quite uncomfortable.

I understand why it’s so crowded and why everyone is trying to make room for one another, but it’s still quite annoying having to squeeze my way in and out of the train.

Some people still talk so loud then saliva fly everywhere

But that’s not the worst part. The worst part is that some people still feel the need to talk on their phones while they’re on the train. It’s already so crowded and noisy and they’re adding to it.

Not only that, but their saliva flies everywhere when they talk! I can’t stand it – I don’t want to be in the same train car with someone who is talking loudly and spraying saliva everywhere.

We really do not care about how the xiao di di at your work place is so cute or how expensive the ring your son bought for your daughter in law is.

It’s gross and disrespectful to the other passengers who are trying to make their way to their destination.

People also don’t want to move in to the middle carriage

I’ve noticed that some people also like to hang out in the middle of the train car and take up more room than necessary.

It’s understandable that they want to find a spot to stand, but I feel like they should be more mindful of their surroundings and not block the way for everyone else.

It’s already hard enough to get through the train car during peak hours and they’re making it even harder.

I understand that taking the MRT train during peak hours is necessary for some people, but I wish that the people who do take it would be more mindful of their actions.

I know that it’s not always pleasant to ride the train, but it would be a lot better if everyone was more respectful of each other and their surroundings.

If people stopped talking on their phones, stopped standing in the middle of the car, and stopped spitting saliva everywhere, the MRT train would be a lot more pleasant for everyone.

My heart sank when I saw the police car parked at the side of the road. I had been driving in Johor Bahru and had taken a wrong turn into an ulu road.

I was so busy looking around and trying to find my way back to the main road that I didn’t realize it was a one-way street.

Made an illegal u-turn, was pulled over by the Police car

I quickly made a U-turn which was in fact illegal and was about to drive away when I spotted a police car.

I pulled over to the side of the road after being signaled to stop and nervously waited for what was to come. A few minutes later, two officers got out of the car and came up to my window.

They were both stern-faced and had papers in their hands. I was sure they were going to fine me for making an illegal U-turn.

I rolled down my window and one of the officers asked for my license and my passport. I handed it over and he started to look through it.

The other officer asked me what I was doing in the area and I explained that I had made a wrong turn. He nodded and then asked why I had made a U-turn. I told him that I was lost and was trying to find my way back.

The officers looked at each other and then one of them said that I was lucky that I hadn’t caused an accident and that I needed to be more careful in the future. I nodded and agreed.

Hinted me for 300 RM ‘coffee money’ which I rejected and asked them to fine me instead

They then said that I was going to be fined and repeated it many times, like as if they were hinting for something else.

They then pointed to my wallet and said they would let me off. I was taken aback and asked what they meant by pointing to my wallet and they told me that they needed to have a coffee break for their shift.

I asked what were they expecting and they said that their coffee cost about 300 Ringgit.

I had never been asked to bribe a police officer before and I was not sure what to do. I asked them if I could speak to their supervisor and they said that would not be possible.

Not wanting to give in to them, I told them to go ahead and fine me instead and I would rather pay their fine then feed their fat bellies.

They realised that I was not to be messed with and then after some discussion between the both of them, they told me that I could go and they would let me off this time.

I always admired my female friends in secondary school. They were all so confident in their own skin and it was inspiring to witness. I was always amazed at how they could pull off any outfit and look effortlessly stylish.

They like to stuff tissue paper in their bra, to enhance their ‘neh neh’ size

Unfortunately, many of them had to resort to an unusual method to enhance their look. Whenever they wore their school uniform, they would stuff tissue paper inside their bras to make their ‘neh neh’ look bigger.

They thought this was a necessary step to make them look more attractive and accepted among their peers.

I remember the day when I first noticed them doing this. We were all changing into our uniforms in the changing room and I saw one of my friends slip several pieces of tissue paper into her bra.

I was so surprised and asked her why she was doing it. She simply shrugged and said that it was just something she did every day.

I watched as more and more of my friends started to do the same thing. They all thought it was necessary to make their ‘neh neh’ look bigger and that it was the only way for now since we were all still young and have no money for surgery.

I tried to talk to my friends about it asking if it was necessary to do this but they all just brushed it off and said that it was no big deal.

They just loved the attention that they get from other male peers in school because they cannot seem to get their eyes off them and would even approach them to make small talk, just to have a closer glimpse of their figures.