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WOMAN WANT TO BRING BF INTO FOREST TO PIAK PIAK 1 TIME GOOD ONE, BUT SCARED KENA CAUGHT

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What precautions should I take when getting frisky with my boyfriend while hiking.

My boyfriend and I are camping / hiking in some park (being vague) and he confessed that one of his biggest fantasies is getting blown while out hiking in nature.

I know he’s pretty clean and we’ll have plenty of wet wipes, so hygiene is not a concern.

What I am worried about is running into people there or just generally ending up in some list somewhere because someone happened to complain.

What should we do to make sure we have some fun but don’t get into trouble? Some simple tips and things to keep in mind?

Netizens’ comments

  1. Don’t get lost.
    Like, don’t wander too far as to completely lose where the trail is. If you pop off the trail to the west, walk x number of feet, then place your pack (or draw an arrow or something that immediately stands out from the surrounding wilderness) facing to the east (i.e. back towards the trail you just left) of where you do the deed, that way when you’re in a post-coital haze and your brain is full of feel-good stupid chemicals, you know which direction the trail/home is.
  2. that’s a) not very fun for you and b) not very ethical given the at bare minimum embarrassment and possibly trauma you’ll have caused the other person. So I think you should take reasonable precautions to make sure you are not disturbed such as
    – don’t do anything until you’re far enough into the wilderness that you rarely see other hikers – one every few hours or so at the most
    – head off the beaten track
    – stay mostly clothed so you’ll be able to hitch up your clothes and style it out in a matter of seconds
    – if you are near any sort of path find cover and check sightlines so that you’ll see an approaching hiker long before they see you, and long long before they know what you’re doing (lookout is going to be the bj recipient’s job because the bj giver won’t be able to see much).

FRIENDS ALWAYS COMPLAIN THEY’RE BROKE BUT GOT MONEY BUY $60 SALMON FOR LUNCH

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Friends who eat out all the time and complain about being broke

Aight, here’s my thing to get off my chest.

I (M28) get so annoyed when my friends complain to me about being broke all the time. But I’ll see them post on their Instagrams all these dishes that look mid af.

Like, good for you, you went out and spent sixty dollars on a single one inch piece of salmon on a bed of rice. For sixty bucks, I can make six dishes like that at home.

I dunno if it’s just that cooking at home is a lost art, but god damn. why don’t you just do it and stop being broke?

Netizens’ comments

  1. I had a roommate like that once. She got takeout 5 or 6 nights a week, then complained about being broke and gaining weight. We were cordial, but not friends, and she paid her part of the rent on time, so I just made vaguely sympathetic noises when she complained to me and figured it wasn’t my business.
  2. you know i totally get what you’re saying. it can be frustrating to see friends complaining about being broke while indulging in expensive restaurant meals. cooking at home is a great way to save money especially when you have access to affordable ingredients. maybe they just need a gentle nudge in the right direction.
  3. I have a friend like that. Filed for bankruptcy being -$40k in credit card debt (never owned a house or business). Asked to borrow money at least once a month, then Id see him getting crabs and eating good food. Had to stop lending him borrow money after the amount needed to borrow got greater and so did the time he can pay it back
  4. I agree. I can’t believe how much people spend on food delivery too! No way I’m paying 2X the food cost to have it delivered.

GUY LOST HIS “V” TO 37 Y.O WOMAN, YEARS LATER A GIRL TOLD HIM “YOU’RE MY DAD”

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I lost my v card to a 37 year old woman, and now A 14 year old girl has reached out to me claiming I’m her father.

It has been a weird couple of days for me and I need to get this off my chest. This all started on Friday when I got a Facebook message from an old colleague telling me my daughter was trying to get in contact with me, I hadn’t heard from this person in years so I was sceptical at first but I decided to hear them out.

The girl in question has recently lost her mother to cancer and the man who she though was her father turned around and told her she wasn’t his and kicked her out, she moved in with her uncle thankfully but ever since she’s been looking for her real dad.

Anyways around 15 years ago I was a naive young man barely in my 20’s working in a supermarket, when I started I was buddied up with a 37 year old woman who was drop dead gorgeous.

Like I said I was rather naive so obviously I instantly became infatuated with her easy going and tactile demeanour, sadly only a month after I started that job she handed in her notice and that spurred me to go for it and ask her out on a date.

she laughed and agreed, and so started the wildest 3 months of my life. I won’t go into details but we were intimate on a handful of occasions and I even stupidly confessed my love to her, but it was then she told me she was moving in with her fiancé which left me absolutely heartbroken.

Later a colleague would tell me that she was also seeing another guy at work at the same time she was seeing me (and cheating on her fiance).

Back to the present day and I had all but forgot about it, I have 2 kids and a very pregnant wife to think about after all, so this has somewhat knocked me sideways.

I feel for the kid having her whole world torn apart so abruptly but the thing is I don’t think I’m her father. though I was young and foolish I always used protection but there is a part of me that hopes I am, as I can provide the loving family that she is so desperately looking for.

I haven’t told my wife yet because she is 8 months pregnant with our third child and has enough to worry about but I have arranged a paternity test.

another thought that crossed my mind that she is contacting me first because I am the better prospect, as I went on to bigger and better things while the other guy still works at the same supermarket 15 years later and from what I’ve been told has a bit of a problem with alcohol.

I’m also angry at the man who raised her, playing dad all those years only to callously abandon her when she needed him the most. I’m also angry and sad that i might have missed out on so much of my potential daughters’ childhood.

the wife knows somethings up so I think I’m going to bite the bullet and tell her, I just had to get this off my chest.

TAIWAN WOMAN WENT PARAGLIDING 1 MONTH BEFORE WEDDING, DIES

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In the heart of an exhilarating skydiving experience, tragedy struck, leaving Ms Lee’s loved ones in mourning.

The Tragic Incident Unfolds

It was supposed to be a thrilling adventure in the sky, but the excitement turned into a nightmare as Ms Lee faced a fatal accident during a skydiving jump. The circumstances leading to this tragedy have raised serious questions about safety protocols and the responsibility of the skydiving company.

Allegations Against the Skydiving Company

Ms Lee’s boyfriend and friends are pointing fingers at the skydiving company, accusing them of failing to provide adequate assistance, including CPR. The claims suggest that the safety harness may not have been securely fastened, amplifying the severity of the situation.

Critical Examination of Video Footage

A crucial piece of evidence is the video footage capturing the entire incident. A meticulous analysis reveals concerns about the safety harness and raises questions about the effectiveness of CPR efforts. The visuals paint a distressing picture, intensifying the controversy.

Contradictory Claims

As the incident gains public attention, conflicting statements emerge from both the skydiving company and witnesses. This stark contrast in narratives underscores the need for a thorough and unbiased investigation to uncover the truth behind Ms Lee’s tragic fall.

Brother’s Account of the Incident

Adding another layer to the story is the account of Ms Lee’s brother, who claims that the instructor was aware of safety issues during the jump. This revelation adds weight to the allegations against the skydiving company and intensifies the ongoing scrutiny.

Prosecutor’s Investigation

In a quest for justice, the prosecutor visits the funeral home for a post-mortem examination. The emotional toll on Ms Lee’s family and friends is palpable, as they grapple with the sudden loss and the unanswered questions surrounding the incident.

Relationship Background

Behind the tragedy lies a five-year relationship between Ms Lee and her fiance. The couple had plans to marry next month, but fate had other plans. The unforeseen turn of events has left family and friends in profound grief and disbelief.

Public Reaction

As news of the incident spreads, the public expresses shock and sorrow. Social media platforms become a space for collective mourning, with hashtags reflecting the community’s solidarity and demands for accountability.

Ongoing Legal Process

The legal process unfolds as investigators delve deeper into the circumstances surrounding Mr Lee’s death. Updates on the investigation and pending questions contribute to the evolving narrative, keeping the public engaged and concerned.

Community Mourning

Communities come together to mourn the loss of Mr Lee. Vigils, memorials, and support for the grieving family become prominent, showcasing the impact of the tragedy on the local community.

Impact on Skydiving Industry

The incident sends ripples through the skydiving industry, prompting discussions about safety standards and regulations. Stakeholders and enthusiasts alike question the adequacy of current measures, advocating for reforms to prevent similar tragedies.

Lessons Learned

As the community reflects on the incident, there is a collective realization of the importance of safety in adventure sports. Suggestions for both companies and enthusiasts emerge, emphasizing the need for continuous improvement in safety practices.

Conclusion

In the wake of Mr Lee’s tragic skydiving accident, unanswered questions linger, and grief envelops those who knew and loved him. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of life and the imperative for safety in high-risk activities.

30 Y.O MAN EARNING $5K/MTH, SAYS LIVING IN S’PORE = WORK UNTIL YOU DIE ONE DAY

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Is it me or does SG feels more and more….Dystopian?

at 30 with a pay of 5k, I can’t see myself being able to afford a house after paying for expenditures and parents for allowance.

How do other people make it? As a single, it seems like a dreary grind until death. It is dystopian how most of my friends seem to welcome death jokingly often too.

I know most would say ‘get a hobby’. am trying for that because most hobbies are just costly in sg. looking to get into a physical hobby that is healthy.

Netizens’ comments

  1. Maybe more information on your expenses breakdown?
    Lots of physical activity are free or very low cost tbh, running, swimming, cycling etc.
    Have you even seen decathlon? Lots of sports equipment for sale on a decent price.
    Not to mention our nationally funded ActiveSG
  2. I dunno why are people complaining with 5k salary as a single. I only got around 3k plus married with bto. Just spend within your limits? I still set aside money for gaming and hobbies though.
  3. You need new and better friends. Friends who don’t indulge you in your doomer mindset. Yes yes, we are all on this earth for a few decades and then we’ll all die anyway – so why not choose to make the best of our time here instead of rolling over and dying inwardly years and years before we actually hit the grave for feal?
    Seriously if you think owning a home brings happiness or is a milestone that you’ve made it in life – I feel very sad for you.
    Life has so much to offer, and while having money certainly opens up more avenues, if it is the showstopper to your happiness, it simply means you’re not looking hard enough. So many wonderful experinces in life don’t cost even a single cent. Maybe the first step out of this is to accept and be grateful for what you do have, instead of indulging in frustrating fantasies and illusions about what you don’t/could have.

GAMBLER ADDICT BEGS SON TO GIVE HIM MONEY TO “WIN IT BACK”

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dad got forced to retire because of covid, gambled away his savings before that, should I give him an allowance

Since young, I have always felt that life is unfair to me. I’m from a low income family; I’m the oldest and have a younger brother (still studying). We could never afford anything expensive like holidays, aircon or even restaurant meals. I took up part time jobs since secondary, studied hard each year to get edusave bursaries. The sad thing is, I’m not that smart (considered pretty ok in my sec sch and lower-rank JC). I did well enough to enter NUS’ not so popular course, but not smart enough to excel nor qualify for scholarship. Applied financial aid every year, took loans to cover tuition fees, could never even think of going SEP (can’t afford forget it). I worked every vacation with the aim to pay off loans sooner after graduation.. I’m now working in a job that I hate, earning less than a decent salary. Just as I was preparing to job hop, covid strikes and derailed my plans. You get the picture. 

And then there’s my dad. His monthly income was pretty low and he is addicted to gambling (toto, 4D, football betting etc.) Despite our advise to ask him to save up to retire early or to go on a short holiday as a family, he never listened. He did not disclose how much he spends on gambling but it must be a lot because he doesn’t have any savings. I accidentally saw his bank account balance the other day and he only had $2k. As someone who had to work so hard to put myself through university…I’m really angry with my dad, with his actions, with his unwise decisions. Because of this, I never gave him any allowance as he will only gamble them away. Just when I thought that the circuit breaker isn’t so bad as it forces my dad to stop gambling during this period… the bad news came, he was asked to retire. Yea, there’s a government grant that we can apply…but surely it isn’t enough. 

He did not ask me for money (yet), but I can see that he will not be able to sustain without an income. The savings I had I earned through sweat and tears over all these years… I’m really unsure if I should start giving him a monthly allowance, albeit unwillingly. This seems like a stupid question because it‘s not like I have a choice and have to do it anyway. In times like these…it always makes me want to run away. Sometimes the burden is just too heavy to bear. I guess I’m just hoping for some advice to make me feel better about all of this..

12 Y.O GIRL CLAIMS SHE WAS “GROOMED” BY YOUTUBER STAR

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When I was around 12 I decided to be a rule-breaker and get discord.

I had no use of it until my favourite meme YouTuber at the time kept posting weird and sad threads on his YouTube community.

I decided on joining and made a lot of new friends until one day he messaged me (direct message) and sent a simple hug action.

The truth is, I said in general I wanted to jump through the doors and hug someone. But that message was for my other friend, not him.

He got confused but quickly started complimenting me and getting closer and I thought I had a really cool friend who made then hilarious content.

Soon however he started asking for good morning kisses and such. I said yes not thinking it was weird because he used the excuse he was foreign so I wouldn’t get it.

One day, when everything got bad personally he started asking me for pictures and more from me like ERP (role plays) which he got outta me. He liked my wordplay and said it was the best yank he’s ever had which made me feel gross.

Soon I got used to it, his weird schedule, getting up at lunch and staying up till 3 almost and more. he asked me to be his secret girlfriend (because he was very aware it was illegal) and I felt loved at the time because of how much we had in common. Since I moved around too quickly I never had friends.we both liked purple, cats, the same music, memes and enjoyed the park.

One day I got back online after school and noticed a strange amount of pings (the noise/ notification when someone types your tag in chat) from the server.

They were all… Congratulating me? For what?? I didn’t understand until he told me he told everyone. He also used me as a “secret” for his YouTube channel for when he reached a certain amount of subs.

I was a product, I was his doll and I couldn’t get away because he knew me. Where I lived and everything. He demanded more and more and more until my body felt too gross to go on.

12 year old me being told to shave and to dress a certain way. Our birthdays are close together, the same week. I told my mom but it’s only gotten me mocked and yelled at.

Despite the times I’ve cried, the times I’ve failed. My words finally have power against his when I got older.

KURT TAY ASKS FOR DONATIONS FOR HIS COURT CASE, SAYS “NOT EASY TO STRIKE 4D”

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Self-proclaimed “superstar celebrity” online personality, Kurt Tay Foo Wei, was earlier this week charged with distributing an obscene video of a woman without her consent, to a Telegram chat group.

Following his court appearance, he has since taken to social media to appeal for donations from the public, so that he can hire a lawyer for his court case.

He also shed light on his situation, saying that he needs the money urgently and had been “sabotaged” by some “cb kia, some pubor kia”.

He says that the money raised will be used by him to hire a “professional lawyer” for his court case as well as to “sue someone and not for other purpose.”

He said that “this someone want to destroy my life” as he reiterated his need for money, adding that “it’s not easy to go strike 4D 1st prize”.

FULL VIDEO LOADING…

Recap on his court case

Tay, a 41-year-old Singaporean, first encountered legal trouble on November 1, when initial charges were filed against him. These charges pertain to the distribution of an intimate photo and video without the woman’s consent, marking the beginning of a legal saga.

The focus of the charges lies in an incident that occurred on October 27, where Tay is accused of sending a video of a woman performing an obscene act to a Telegram chat group. The gravity of the situation is compounded by the fact that this action was taken without the woman’s consent and with the awareness that it could cause her humiliation, alarm, and distress.

Returning to court on November 16, Tay faced the legal consequences of his actions. A gag order is in place to safeguard the identity of the victim, extending its protection to the name of the chat group involved. The court session drew public attention, with individuals sharing updates through separate Telegram chat groups.

During the court appearance, the police prosecutor requested additional time to fulfill the directions given by the Attorney-General’s Chambers.

Tay’s Response

Tay expressed his intention to apply to the Public Defender’s Office (PDO), a move that adds a layer of legal strategy to his defense. The judge instructed him to make the PDO application within a week and to ensure his bailor’s presence at the next hearing for potential fresh charges.

Potential Consequences

If convicted of distributing intimate material without a woman’s consent, Tay could face significant penalties, including imprisonment for up to five years, fines, caning, or a combination of these punishments. There is also the possibility of additional charges under the Protection from Harassment Act.

The legal saga will continue with Tay scheduled to return to court on December 11. This upcoming hearing holds the potential for new developments and additional charges, adding further complexity to the case.

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GUY’S FAMILY FAVOURS DAUGHTERS MORE, SONS TOLD TO SAY “YES SIR, NO SIR”

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My family favors the daughters more then their sons.

My parents had 4 children 2 sons and 2 daughters, they favored the women in the family, my oldest sister was taught how to drive.

But my brother and I were not the same as my sister, they forced the military mentality onto us, it was yes sir this and yes sir that.

And if we didn’t do what my father said he would get extremely angry and start throwing things and hitting us.

And when my brother and I hit the age of 16, we were neglected, my brother and I became dropouts later on.

I was 14 and my brother was 16 at the time and they just stopped we just basically became free labor for them and still are now.

My youngest sister is 12 years old and they treat her like she a angel even though she spoiled and disrespectful to her mother.

My brother and I have been through hell and back together and we plan on leaving together and never looking back.

I honestly feel jealous of other teenagers because their parents actually try for them.

ONLINE CPF WITHDRAWALS TO BE LIMITED TO $2K FROM 30 NOV ONWARDS

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The Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board has announced the implementation of new security measures aimed at safeguarding CPF members from potential scams, effective from November 30, 2023.

As a key feature of these measures, a default daily online withdrawal limit of $2,000 will be applied to all CPF members aged 55 and above. Members have the flexibility to adjust this limit, ranging from $0 to $200,000, at any time through online channels. However, any increase in the daily withdrawal limit will require Singpass Face Verification (SFV) and a 12-hour cooling period to prevent unauthorized adjustments.

To provide an added layer of security, CPF members who wish to disable online withdrawals can activate the CPF Withdrawal Lock, instantly setting the daily withdrawal limit to $0. In such cases, withdrawals can only be made in person at CPF Service Centres. To reactivate online withdrawals, members must undergo SFV authentication and wait for a 12-hour period.

This new default daily limit for online withdrawals is part of CPF Board’s ongoing efforts to protect CPF savings against fraudulent activities. Existing precautionary measures include SFV as a step-up authentication challenge for certain CPF e-services, ensuring that CPF savings can only be transferred to verified bank accounts belonging to the members. Immediate notifications will be sent to members for any CPF withdrawals, enhancing transparency.

In addition to the withdrawal limits, SFV and the 12-hour cooling period will also be applied to the update of personal account details, including contact information. By the end of December 2023, changes to bank account details will require SFV, and new bank accounts will only be activated after confirmation by the respective banks, a process taking up to two working days.

CPF members will receive SMS or email notifications for any withdrawals, changes to the daily withdrawal limit, or updates to contact or bank account details. The notification process, including the 12-hour cooling period, ensures members have sufficient time to react to any unauthorized adjustments. Notifications regarding contact details updates will be sent to both the old and new mobile numbers or email addresses.

While these security measures may cause some inconvenience, CPF Board emphasizes the importance of prioritizing safety in today’s environment. The Board pledges to continually review these measures, striking a balance between convenience and security. Further details about these precautionary measures can be found on the CPF website from November 30, 2023.

CPF members are urged to stay vigilant and informed about the latest scam tactics. If any member suspects falling prey to a scam involving their CPF savings, immediate contact with CPF Board is advised. Members should also freeze their bank accounts, reset their Singpass password, and set their CPF daily withdrawal limit to $0. A prompt police report is strongly recommended. For assistance, members can contact CPF Board at cpf.gov.sg/contact-us.

CPF’s statement

With effect from 30 November 2023, CPF Board will progressively implement new security measures to better protect CPF members from scams.

Default limit and option to limit online withdrawals

A default online CPF withdrawal limit of $2,000 a day will be applied to all CPF members aged 55 and above.  This default daily limit can be adjusted to any amount, including $0 and up to $200,000, at any time online. Any increases to the daily withdrawal limit however, will be subject to Singpass Face Verification (SFV) and a 12-hour cooling period to prevent unauthorised adjustments.

With the above change, CPF members who wish to disable online withdrawals can easily do so by activating the CPF Withdrawal Lock which instantly sets the daily withdrawal limit to $0. With the lock activated, CPF withdrawals can only be made in person at CPF Service Centres1. To re-enable online withdrawals, members must increase the daily withdrawal limit.  This requires SFV authentication and 12 hours to take effect.

Introducing a default daily limit for online CPF withdrawals is part of CPF Board’s ongoing efforts to safeguard CPF savings against fraudulent withdrawals online. This is on top of our existing precautionary measures, which include SFV as a step-up authentication challenge for certain CPF e-services. In addition, CPF members can be assured that their CPF savings can only be paid to bank accounts that are verified as belonging to them.  They will also be notified immediately of any CPF withdrawals.

Update of personal account details

Besides imposing a daily limit for online CPF withdrawals, SFV and the 12-hour cooling period will also apply when members update their contact details with CPF Board from 30 November 2023.  

By end December 2023, changes to bank account details will also be subject to SFV. New bank accounts will only be activated after the bank confirms that the account belongs to the member.  This will take up to two working days.  Members can view and update their bank account used to receive payouts under CPF schemes2, via the CPF website.

Notifications via SMS or email will be sent to CPF members whenever they make a withdrawal, update the daily withdrawal limit, or update their contact or bank account details. Members must update their contact details online before they can adjust the daily withdrawal limit or update their bank account details.  They will likewise be notified once the changes have taken effect, after the 12-hour cooling period or after their bank account has been verified by the bank. Having a 12-hour cooling period provides members sufficient time to take action to prevent any unauthorised adjustments or updates from taking effect.  Notifications on updates to contact details will be sent to both their old and new mobile number or email address.  

While these precautionary measures may cause some inconvenience for CPF members, we seek their understanding that it is better to be safe than sorry, especially in today’s environment. CPF Board will continually review our measures to achieve a right balance between convenience and security. CPF members can find out more about these precautionary measures via the CPF website from 30 November 2023. For those who require assistance, they can contact us at cpf.gov.sg/contact-us.

We would like to remind CPF members to remain vigilant and stay up to date with the latest scam tactics. If members suspect that they have fallen prey to a scam involving their CPF savings, they should contact CPF Board, in addition to getting their bank to immediately freeze their bank accounts, resetting their Singpass password and setting their CPF daily withdrawal limit to $0. They should also make a Police report immediately.

1 Members can make an appointment to visit any of our Service Centres.

2 This includes CPF withdrawals for members aged 55 and above and monthly payouts.  It does not apply to long-term care payouts (e.g. CareShield Life) where application is made through the Agency for Integrated Care, and Government payments (e.g. GST Voucher).