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CRAZY HUSBAND TIMES HIS WIFE WHEN WORKING, WIFE IN FEAR EVERY DAY

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I (26F) don’t know what to do anymore about my husband (33M)

We have been married for a year and I feel this insane guilt about wanting to leave. A lot has changed since getting married, but I felt cold feet beforehand I just was told it was normal.

Ever since getting married he’s gotten more controlling, jealous, stopped being intimate and started talking to cam girls, and has been pressuring me for a family.

I’m never alone anymore. He works from home when I do and times me on my office days. When I work from home he times me too and clocks when I work, which had given me insane anxiety around work and home and now I can’t really eat on my work from home days anymore.

He’s been more rough when we get intimate, I tell him I don’t like some things he does but he continues anyways. Or last time when I yelled out in pain and looked angry at him he just said “just trying something new.” Now I don’t even want to sleep with him anymore because I’m afraid he’ll hurt me, but he doesn’t care. He would rather talk to cam girls anyways or watch adult videos.

I’ve gently tried bringing up the lack of intimacy to him, but he always turns it on me. Like that I don’t try to look pretty for him so why would he think of me that way, but then when I used to dress up I would always get rejected. Or that he hates condoms and just wants a kid and is done using them.

Anytime I hang out with friends or leave the house he makes “jokes” about how I’m cheating on him. And this had also now made me not want to leave the house.

There was also another concerning joke where he pretended to choke me and it scared me a bit because he’s much bigger than me.

It obviously didn’t start this way and he had anger issues and addiction problems before getting married but it was never this bad.

The problem isn’t constant and he’s not a bad person, I love him and we are fine for the most part. I just don’t know if I can live this way anymore. Even when things are good I don’t feel I can enjoy them anymore.

He’s worked on his anger and has gotten better, but hasn’t gone to therapy since the verbal abuse incident 6 months ago and that was part of the only reason I agreed to stay.

I have these intense feelings of wanting to leave or runaway, but maybe I need to try and work this out in marriage counseling. I am not sure where to go from here, but I can’t picture feeling this way the rest of my life. Also I can’t bring a kid into this. I just can’t.

Also bought a house last year so I feel like I’m just blowing up our life after it got started and ruining his for no good reason. Side note – we have been together for 5 years. He tells me if I don’t have his kid and we divorced he will never have one.

Does this ever get better? Is therapy the answer? Am I mentally ill for wanting to blow up my life? I feel like I’m crazy.

Everything seems fine to others on the outside so also if I left no one besides my best friend would understand.

UNEMPLOYED HUSBAND STEALS PREGNANT WIFE’S MONEY TO GO SPA

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My husband and I used to have a 2 income home but in 2020 we’ve lost our home and one of our incomes (his). We moved into a smaller apartment, had to sell many things and give up most of our “costly” habits.

My husband has an expensive habit of going to the spa for a weekly massage session. we live in an town area so this stuff is ridiculously expensive. A single session is $250, and he has to have it every week so that’d be nearly $1000 a month!. I offered him to have his session at a regular spa but no, he has to get it from that luxurious spa near the restaurant we used to go saying the lady who gives the massage is an expert and he’s used to her.

The problem is I’m the only income earner and I’m struggling to make ends meet. I’m also pregnant and need to save money to prepare a nursery. I told him to cut his sessions but he refused. I told him I won’t be paying for them anymore and he said he’d get the money himself.

Yesterday I checked and saw that he’s been using my credit card for his sessions for a whole month and had maxed out completely. I found that out when I went shopping for baby essentials and the cashier said I had no money. I had to return everything then went home and went off on him. I told him he maxed my card out and made me look like an idiot at the store, he said he didn’t tell me cause he knew I’d have an issue with it. I demanded he pay back the $1000 he spent but he refused, I yelled at him calling him irresponsible and he got upset and called me selfish and told me to stop playing victim and that this is affecting both of us since he’s going to be a parent too and it’s stressful for him and I keep dismissing his own needs as a human.

I went upstairs and he went out. He started giving me silent but I kept demanding the money back. he said I shouldn’t expect it back since we’re married then my money is technically his and I should stop using his unemployement against him.

Here are what netizens think:

  • You sure he go for spa or he go for special, where got so expensive one
  • He sure take the money go for some “special” la.
  • He stole from you to buy a luxury, Immediately cut him off from all access to your money and credit. Don’t give him any money at all. And seriously reconsider living with him since he steals from you.
  • Confirm the spa got happy ending one lah

SON SAYS IF HIS PARENTS WERE “SMARTER”, HE’D HAVE BETTER GRADES

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Sometimes i feel that my bf is very ungrateful towards his parents. Do some guys not realize that its a huge turnoff when they say or do things that show how unfilial they are?

His family is an average singaporean family and he was provided with every basic needs a kid should have. He is the only son in the family and his parents have been working from early morning for years to provide for the family.

From what i see personally and from what he tells me, there was no ill-treatment, both physically or verbally that took place. So i can’t understand his ungratefulness toward his parents.

He would always complain about them to me and say harsh things. Even ridiculous things he will also complain.

He will say things like how his parents don’t care about his feelings and condition of the day when he is tired from work yet they ask for help when they need technological help for their phone etc.

Complained about how he could have better grades in school if his parents were smarter and tutored him. He will scold his mum behind her back for being stupid for not knowing certain things.

It is so ridiculous, i told him off and etc but he doesn’t seem to care much. With a full time job and a pretty decent salary, he told me that it is a waste to give his salary to his parents so he doesn’t want to.

When i had dinner with his parents, his mum hinted that he should give at least 10% of his salary to them. Isn’t that the basic filial piety that one can give to their parents? But he just ignored what his mum said as he claims that it was just a ‘joke’.

When i ask him to at least bring them out for dinner, he just claim they prefer homecooked food. I even told him since he hates them so much, why not just move out and live by himself.

To my surprise he said if he moves out, no one will cook for him and wash his clothes. He also does not want to ‘spend unnecessary money on housing expenses’. So he is just living off his parents while complaining about them 24/7…

Casually over dinner, i discussed this with my parents to see how they feel about this. They couldn’t believe how he refused to give part of his salary to his parents. My mum said that if he don’t even want to support his parents when he is capable now, how will he even support a family next time? She threw the bomb and told me to break up with him. What is the right thing to do in this situation?

NSF FOUND OUT HE IS GOING TO BE HOMELESS, BOOK OUT DONO GO WHERE

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I am 19 this year and started BMT last week Tuesday(14 Nov). I have recently found out that my father has no plans for my sister and I to move in with him after he sells our current home but I don’t think he’d be able to sell it so soon since the people who come to view our place is put off by the potential renovation cost. However much time it may take for my father to sell the house, I still need find a way to make money and secure a place to stay. So my sister and her boyfriend wanted to rent a place for 3 of us and of course I have to split the rent with them which can still be very expensive for us even if we manage to find the cheapest place possible, maybe 3-4k/month so each person 1k. The big problem is that it’s illegal for me to find a job while I am serving NS, so this is really tough for me. So I’d be happy to consider any advice you guys can give me.

Edit 1: Thank you everyone for your advice. Just want to point some stuff out. And also I wasn’t too truthful about the place we plan on staying because I’m afraid we might get in trouble. We plan on renting an office and hope no one finds the same place and out bids our rent. After that, the bigger problem is renovation, so I have to save money for that even if I am staying in for 2 years straight because why would they let me stay in after Ord? I still need a home after NS. We’d rather pay just over a decent amount on renovation and lower rent than spending over 3 or 4k a month on renting a unit in the long run. I only have an O lvls cert so finding a decent paying job isn’t going to be a breeze.

Also, our father is not a douche bag or hates us in anyway. I am rather spoilt by him. He loves us very much, just that he runs a business and the inventory hasn’t been moving much. So he is also struggling to support us, hence his decision to sell the house and leave us be. He is an extremely stressed out and overworked man. I wish for him to live out the rest of his days pain free.

I guess this is the time for me to experience my fair share of financial struggles

MAN SAY MANY S’POREANS COMPLAIN TOO MUCH, TAKE MANY THINGS FOR GRANTED

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Efficiency and effectivity. We want everything to be fast and perfect. But do you think we have taken such efficiency for granted?

So much so that little to minor inconveniences are able to trigger us all. Slightly longer wait at the restaurant cause it’s busy. The train having a minor delay due to track fault. Food delivery that got delayed cause of bad weather. The queue at the Singapore immigration took slightly longer cause your iris can’t be taken ( which I find odd in my recent travels cause this dude was throwing shade at the officer only to walk slowly to the belt and stood there for 10 minutes waiting for his bag to arrive). Line up for a first come first serve free gift only to realise its fully redeemed for the day. We detest the slightest inconveniences and to a certain extent, some will even write a complain to the organisation or a rant on social media to expose the inconvenience they faced.

Here are what netizens think:

  • You make this sound like it’s a new thing, pretty sure that for the last 3 decades, Singaporeans have been like this.
  • National pastime of Singapore is complaining. I’m quite amused when I see Singaporeans ranting and complaining whenever they face the slightest inconvenience overseas, instead of spending the time and effort used for complaining to actually solve the problem.
  • Adding an angle I don’t see really mentioned – I think Singaporeans are not really developed for mental resilience, empathy and anger management. Maybe because generally they don’t express this very outwardly (like we don’t see assaults on the street) because of laws and general Asian restraint, it means they have all these negative thoughts in their mind but no one has sought to teach them how to cope. And it’s generational. So many boomers and Gen X also have the same problems. And they can’t guide their children to develop these skills. All of that just manifests into the famous “tskkk” when they face anything that encumbers them just a little.
  • There will always be somewhere that has things worse. If we’re not allowed to have greviences about anything, no one should be complaining at all. Americans shouldn’t complain about their healthcare system because they should be grateful they have healthcare at all. People in countries with pensions shouldn’t complain about having too little because at least they have pensions at all. Calling the government useless, yelling at customer service for things beyond their control, all of these are over the top reactions, sure. But I’m allowed to dislike these things happening to me. I am grateful for the problems we face because as you say, they are minor and I am lucky to be in a position to complain about these as opposed to the issues mentioned above. But that doesn’t mean they magically become not-problems.

S’POREAN MAN SAID TIRED OF RENTING HOMES GET KICKED OUT HERE AND THERE

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26 (Male), Singaporean. Moved out (or rather, kicked out) from home, due to an abusive stepfather that my mom had remarried. (Had to call the cops, type of abusive). Single for the foreseeable short-term future. Even if I date someone… it’ll be at least a few years of dating, till marriage. And then thinking about a house. Which means I won’t be buying any house yet, in the next 4-5 years or so. No parent or family member to co-own the house with, as a single.

I’m just tired of living in Singapore. Dealing with extreme rental prices, and fussy landlords. To be fair, I haven’t had landlords from hell. ‘Im very fortunate and lucky, to be able to say that. My current rental rate is very reasonable as well. And my landlords are rather nice people so far, except for the usual stuff — such as not being able to do laundry as freely as I’d like… When I first moved in, everything seemed very chill and okay. I just hope that there won’t be any huge conflicts moving forward, as there seems to be an increasing amount of questions related to laundry etc. It just feels tiring to not have a safe space all to myself. Even for simple things, such as doing laundry 3-4 times a week. It’d be great to have peace of mind, without being questioned on why you’re doing so many washes. (Incl. bedding, sports wear, I gym a lot and all.)

[This post blew up so edit: 3-4 times a week includes my bedding lol, I normally only wash 1-2 times a week. And these are during my designated days by the way. We have a schedule, I wash Monday Tuesday. I’m already squeezing the washing and drying into those 2 days, air dry btw. But once I wash bedding, the questions come. ]

Can anyone relate? How do you get yourself to hang in there, and persevere? Everyday I feel like I’m getting more worn out and tired of living in Singapore. I’ve heard stories of friends of friends in similar situations… But it would be nice to talk to more people in a similar situation here. My mental health is getting really bad, because of this.

I wish Singapore’s policies took notice of Singaporeans that have no choice but to rent. 🙁

From a tired Singaporean

39 Y.O THAI FARMER DID NOT KNOW SHE WAS PREGNANT AND GAVE BIRTH IN THE FIELDS

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In a remarkable turn of events on November 2, 2023, a 39-year-old woman, Ms. Ju, found herself giving birth in the midst of a sugarcane field. The incident, reported to Mr. Chakrin Rueangjab, Director of Kut Phiman Health Promoting Hospital, unfolded as a surreal story of unexpected labor and the community’s swift response.

Response Team Activation

On that fateful day at 12:15, Luang Phor Koon Parisuttho Hospital alerted Mr. Chakrin Rueangjab about a pregnant woman in distress. The location, Ban Nong Haen – Ban Samnak Phiman, proved challenging, requiring immediate action.

In response, a team led by Mrs. Kuljira Baadchaat, a seasoned nurse, and coordinated by Mrs. Natthaya Saenprasit, President of Kut Phiman Subdistrict Administrative Organization, sprang into action. Mr. Watcharapong Chaemjamratsaeng led the rescue mission through difficult terrains.

Challenges in Reaching the Scene

The journey was no ordinary one—over a kilometer through dirt roads, corn forests, and a slippery chili field. Vehicles couldn’t reach, necessitating a challenging walk to the scene.

Upon arrival, the nursing team found Ms. Ju, lying on sugarcane remnants, cradling her newborn daughter. Miraculously, both were in perfect health, defying the odds of a sugarcane field birth.

Unawareness of Pregnancy

Mr. Suchat, Ms. Ju’s husband, revealed that the couple, along with relatives, were hired to collect chili seeds. Stomach pains led Ms. Ju to the sugarcane field, unaware she was in labor.

The revelation that Ms. Ju was unaware of her pregnancy added a layer of astonishment. The childbirth, unexpected and sudden, left the couple stunned.

Emergency Delivery

In a gripping turn of events, Mr. Suchat took matters into his own hands, assisting in the delivery until professional help arrived. The nursing team, led by Mrs. Kuljira, played a crucial role in ensuring a safe childbirth.

Mrs. Kuljira deftly cut the umbilical cord, separating mother and child at 1:10 p.m. The mother, child in tow, made their way to the rescue vehicle for transportation.

Transportation to the Hospital

The journey to Luang Phor Koon Parisuttho Hospital, though challenging, marked the beginning of post-birth care for Ms. Ju and her newborn. The community, once oblivious to the unfolding drama, became witnesses to an extraordinary event.

Post-Separation Health

Initial assessments post-separation indicated the well-being of both mother and child. Despite the unconventional circumstances, their health remained a top priority.

Reactions from the Community

The local community, initially surprised by the turn of events, rallied to support the newfound mother and her baby. The incident left a lasting impact on the collective memory of the village.

Members of the nursing team shared their reflections on the challenges faced during the emergency delivery. The surreal nature of the incident resonated with both professionals and the community.

Follow-up Care

Plans for follow-up care were set in motion, including medical attention for the delivery of the placenta. The mother and baby’s safety and health remained paramount.

Conclusion

In retrospect, the incident stands as a testament to the unpredictable nature of life. Ms. Ju’s unexpected sugarcane field birth, though initially shocking, concluded with the safety and well-being of both mother and child.

WOMAN STILL STUCK IN “HONEYMOON PERIOD”, BF BECOMING MORE DISTANT

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I hate that I can never get out of the “honeymoon period”

I’ve been together with my partner for a year now and he seems to have been done with the so-called “honeymoon phase” for a while now.

He doesn’t reply instantly to my texts anymore, doesn’t need to hang out as often, and the lovey-dovey messages have decreased.

Don’t get me wrong though! I totally understand that it can’t last forever and that people have their own lives, and I know he loves me.

But hot damn why does this period never seem to end for me? I still get excited when he texts or calls me, I still love seeing him as much as I can, and I like to send him cute messages or pictures that made me think of us.

Even with my ex, it lasted for years FOR ME until he treated me like crap and we broke up.

I just wish I was more normal when it came to this. It just sucks to feel like I’m caring more even though I know it’s not true but it’s just different now.

I have hobbies and friends to keep me busy, but it’s just not enough. I wish I could just turn it off and be more chill as well.

TADA DRIVER ALLEGEDLY SCOLD VULGARITIES AT PASSENGER

I am going to bring this to everyone’s attention until I get a answer.

He cussed at me the words “F you, Fu Off, Chibai, F-ing Old Aunty when this driver is twice my age ?” his get 4.1 star rating unbelievable. Mind you i was so taken aback; he used foul language on me without any – form of unpleasant aggressive or rage

shame on your service etiquette, morals values and your hiring skills!!! @tadasa_official

Rude, unpleasant driver hurling profanities at me, rushing me to make payment and chasing me away to get out of his car. This is the kind of service provided by drivers and TADA hires people who lack service skills to be in service line ? Joke.

What is the deal @tadasq_bfficlat ???? I WANT ANSWER. UNACCEPTABLE MY SECOND TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCE WITH TADA.

@tadasg official I WANT ANSWERS ! TADA ? HEARD ME ?

Here are what netizens think:

  • Self entitled people post things only to their advantage. It’s not a crime to hurl vulgarities at others, if you dislike his behaviour get off the car instead of instilling your rights on others.
  • They thought they were good Do you guys know how they behave when picking them up, They thought they were a KING,
  • such a one-sided accusation…doesn’t hold water at all
  • Something must have trigger the driver!

AIR TAXI VOLOCOPTER LAUNCH IN SINGAPORE INDEFINITELY DELAYED

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Volocopter, a pioneering German urban air mobility company, has encountered a significant hurdle in its ambitious plan to launch air taxi operations in Singapore. The anticipated launch, initially scheduled for early to mid-2024 in the Marina Bay area, has been indefinitely delayed due to the company’s inability to secure local funding partners.

Reasons for Delay

The delay can be attributed to multiple factors, primarily the challenges associated with securing funding partners locally. Volocopter acknowledged the global economic uncertainties, which have made fundraising a more arduous task. The company also highlighted the complexities of adapting or constructing new infrastructure, route and regulatory planning, and the development of a robust digital network in the cities where they plan to operate. reported Straits Times.

Revised Strategy

Despite the setback, Singapore will remain Volocopter’s Asia-Pacific headquarters. The company is actively seeking local cost-sharing partners and reevaluating its launch timeline. This strategic revision is essential for adapting to the ever-evolving landscape of urban air mobility.

Volocity: The Air Taxi Craft

At the heart of Volocopter’s vision is the Volocity, an air taxi craft designed for efficient urban transportation. With its electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) capabilities, Volocity can seamlessly transport small numbers of passengers over short distances. This innovative approach aligns with the growing demand for sustainable and efficient modes of urban transportation.

Initial Plans for Marina Bay Launch

Volocopter initially announced its plans for air taxis in 2022, with the Marina Bay area as the designated launch location. The original timeline aimed for early to mid-2024. However, the company has encountered unforeseen challenges, prompting a reevaluation of its global business strategy.

Fundraising Challenges

Volocopter’s leadership foresaw the fundraising challenges on a global scale, considering the economic uncertainties prevailing at the time. The company recognized the need for cities to adapt or construct new infrastructure, engage in meticulous route and regulatory planning, and establish a robust digital network – factors that contributed to the need for strategic adjustments.

Regulatory Framework

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, in collaboration with regional counterparts, has been actively developing a comprehensive framework for safety rules and standards governing air taxi and drone operations since November. This collaborative effort is crucial for ensuring the safe and efficient integration of urban air mobility into Singapore’s airspace.

Urban Air Mobility Ecosystem

Volocopter emphasized the necessity of a complete urban air mobility ecosystem for the successful operation of a flying taxi service in Singapore. This ecosystem encompasses not only the air taxi craft but also the essential infrastructure and connectivity. However, due to varying circumstances and partnerships, Volocopter couldn’t specify the exact financial requirements for air taxi operations in Singapore.

Funding Sources

To date, Volocopter has successfully raised approximately €500 million (S$730.6 million) through five fundraising rounds. These funds are earmarked for overall operations, including research and development, certification, and preparation for the commercial launch of their air taxi services. In light of the challenges faced in Singapore, Volocopter is exploring alternative financing methods to ensure the continued advancement of their groundbreaking technologies.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the indefinite delay in launching air taxi operations in Singapore marks a pivotal moment for Volocopter. The company’s commitment to prioritizing cities that can accelerate the necessary aspects of urban air mobility demonstrates its adaptability in the face of challenges. The dynamic nature of the aviation industry, coupled with the global economic landscape, necessitates continuous strategic reassessment.