A confession message was sent to Singaporean Uncensored by an anonymous man stating how he contracted COVID-19 after he visited a “massage lady” and warn others not to visit illegal establishments.

Here is the message:

As much as I want to keep quiet about this, I have to share this message with all the men or women out there who frequent this kind of service.

This happened on July 17, I was feeling a bit “needy” and I went online and booked a woman located along Thomson road. During our intense exercise session, both the “chicken” and I was in the moment and it felt really good.

We kissed each other which is normally considered taboo in the industry and even worse now during the pandemic.

After enjoying my massage, I was happy and went home.

Two days later, here I am sending you my message of shame. A light line appeared on my ART test kit beside the solid line and I was getting sore throat, flu and body aches.

I was in disbelief, thinking the light line is because of a faulty kit and I did a second test which showed a single line. To play safe, I went to queue at a clinic near my home, after 2 hours It was finally my turn and the results were positive.

In my heart, I was thinking… Did I give it to the “chicken” or did the “chicken” gave it to me.

To all the men and women out there who might or are thinking to procure this kind of service I think it’s best we avoid them.

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In a world where dance floors are often dominated by the young and energetic, a heartwarming and hilarious scene took centre stage that left everyone astonished.

Uncle possessed

The viral video showcased a middle-aged man defying age and expectations as he grooved to the beats with an enthusiasm that rivaled any seasoned dancer. As we delve into the details of this unforgettable incident, it becomes evident that age is truly just a number when it comes to the joy of dancing.

Unveiling the Unconventional Dancer

The video begins with a seemingly ordinary drinking session at a discotheque. when suddenly, the spotlight shifts to a balding uncle in his late 40s. Clad in a casual pop-shirt and bermudas, he emerges as an unlikely hero, capturing the attention of everyone present. The initial laughter and whispers gradually transformed into sheer amazement as the uncle’s moves began to mimic that of a professional dancer.

Grooving with Abandon

What made this performance truly remarkable was the uncle’s unabashed confidence and absolute disregard for judgment. He danced with unbridled enthusiasm, channeling his inner dancer and transcending societal expectations. His balding head glistened under the disco lights as he twirled, shuffled, and glided across the dance floor. The sheer joy emanating from his every move was infectious, and soon enough, a circle formed around him, with people cheering and filming his exuberant performance.

Bridging Generational Gaps

As the video spread like wildfire across social media platforms, it brought people of all ages together. The younger generation found inspiration in the uncle’s fearless attitude, while the older generation reminisced about their own youthful days on the dance floor. It sparked conversations about breaking barriers, embracing one’s passions, and finding joy in the simplest of moments. This unexpected dance performance managed to bridge generational gaps and initiate a dialogue on the importance of staying true to oneself.

A Lesson in Embracing Life

Beyond the laughter and amusement, the uncle’s dance became a profound lesson in embracing life wholeheartedly. In a world filled with stress and responsibilities, it’s easy to forget the simple pleasures that bring us joy. The video of the balding uncle served as a gentle nudge, urging us to let go of inhibitions and embrace moments of bliss without hesitation. His infectious energy reminded us that life’s most beautiful experiences often lie in the unlikeliest of places.

I’m 17 have a little sister who’s 12. Our family just moved about a month ago so we both had to change schools, cause my parents could not really send us that far and they are always overly worried.

It’s been alright for me so far but my sister’s been struggling to make new friends as she tends to be shy and quiet around new people. To make matters worse, my sister’s teacher decided the other day to point this out in front of their whole class.

He made her and another girl who was also on the shy side stand up and come to the front of the class to announce that they would be receiving special “mentors”, who were just older students from the school, to help them come out of their shells and deal with their “home and family problems”.

He did this without talking to my parents first. My sister was mortified and came home in tears that day, she said the whole day she could hear people whispering and staring at her.

My parents were a little pissed that he didn’t talk to them first but said it wasn’t a big deal and just emailed the teacher saying that she wouldn’t be needing a “special mentor”.

I however was incensed, so the other day when I went to pick up my sister after school, I marched right into her classroom after everyone had left and it was just him and another teacher in the room and really gave him a piece of my mind.

He got really quiet and apologized and left. Later, he emailed my parents and said he didn’t appreciate being yelled at by a teenager in front of his colleague and that he wanted to address any miscommunications in a civil manner.

My parents were furious at me but honestly, it was worth it to me, if even just to show my sister an example of how to stand up for herself.

Ran away from NEA Officers

Last week in the afternoon I was accompanying my friend in Chua Chu Kang while we were waiting for grab. Im a non smoker. we were at the void deck waiting while he smoked.

Suddenly 2 officers in a white polo tee came up and said tengki tengki roughly while showing their NEA badges.

My friend just started running and then he shouted at me to run too. We ran opposite directions and then the officers set chase. Luckily we managed to go away without getting caught.

I also cancelled the grab ride which costed me a few bucks. I wasnt smoking but will i be charged for evading a public officer?

Will my friend get caught?

Anyone who had experienced running away from NEA officers while smoking?

Netizens’ comments

1. Never smoke but run. Weird logic
2. I was with a friend who got caught smoking at the void deck but the officers only took down her particulars & fined her. Dunno why you bothered to run since you did nothing wrong.
3. If you ran away before they declared their office to you.. you probably wouldn’t commit any offence. But all in all, really up to the NEA officers (probably auxiliary police) if they want to pursue it.
4. And you made the brilliant decision to post this online because NEA doesn’t have internet apparently…
5. You do realise there’s CCTVs everywhere now right. HDB blocks especially.
6. Lol. No crime become now got crime
   Any person who —
   -fails to comply with a lawful demand of an officer or employee of the Agency in the discharge of the duties by such officer or employee under this Act or any environmental written law,
   -shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6 months or to both.

My fiancé proposed to me 3 months ago with a $80 engagement ring he proposed to his ex wife. I did NOT know this was her ring.

He revealed it after we got engaged like a month after we got engaged when the conversation about this particular ring came up and he said this was his ex wife’s ring he first proposed to…

I asked why why would he propose to me with some other woman’s ring that belonged to her first?? And he said their marriage didn’t work out (she cheated on him) and she gave the ring back.

He is being so clueless and saying this isn’t a big deal and that I’m just starting to pick a fight for no reason. He said it’s just a ring and why would he waste another $80 on another ring when he has a ring already

First of all the price doesn’t bother me much. I didn’t really like this ring when I saw when he proposed either… it has a very tacky old fashion traditional style to this ring.

What bothers me most is obviously the fact that this ring belonged to his first wife and she wore this everyday for 5 years.

This ring has its own memories attached to it and it has its own story around it. I don’t want to be reminded of my fiancés ex wife and their entire 5 year marriage everytime I look at my hand

I hate looking at this ring everytime I see my hand. I just get reminders of his past marriage. I see his ex wife’s face when I look at my ring.

I stopped wearing the ring ever since he revealed the background story behind it. He told me he doesn’t care if I don’t wear it and my little “strike” isn’t going to work.

He mentioned that he’s not wasting his money on another engagement ring and I can wait for my $20 wedding band when we get our marriage done next month on our anniversary

I would really like other women’s perspectives if they were in my shoes

If it matters my fiancé makes $120k yearly income in a state where the cost of living is $50k

Bosses making me report early for work without pay

Hi all, recently I’ve been taking up part time jobs. Aside from the extremely toxic work environment (FNB, the infamous banquet), I’m pretty appalled by how recruiters/bosses are making me report early for work without pay.

The first instance I had was with a recruitment agency. I signed up for a slot that started at 10am. I thought the start time was reasonable because I stayed pretty far from the hotel (was a banquet job).

Then when it was nearing the date, they texted me to report at 9.15am. Of course, I was like how is this possible! I signed up for a job that starts at 10, I’ll reach at…10?

I was pretty mad so I decided to ask her why it starts at 9.15 when its stated to start at 10am. She said she’s afraid that I’ll be late.

Well, I was like ok… I couldnt cancel that job offer as well because i’ll be subjected to a penalty. The penalty was a deduction of pay and since i worked for the company previously and my pay was not in, i was afraid it would jeopardise that pay. I vowed to never go back.

Today, I had a friend introduce me a job. It states to report 30mins before the event starts. I asked if i was paid and he said maybe not.

It seems to me like people generally dont really take it seriously about part timers getting paid fairly? This time i do wanna put my foot down on this and reject this offer.

Personally, I feel like i should be paid for whatever time they told me to work. Or am i just missing out on something. I dont know man, cause my parents also told me that its fine, its just 30 mins.

Honestly felt it was a bummer because i loved doing part time, i dont need money because my hourly pay is $70 for my own job and part time is just something i wanna experience given im only 20.

I really hope i dont sound so dramatic given its really just less than an hour early but i truly felt unfair. What do you think?

My friend (22) wonders why no women want to date him, do women like unhygenic men? /s He doesn’t brush his teeth, doesn’t clean after taking a sh-t, touches car tires then LICK HIS HANDS (i’ve seen him do it), what is wrong with my friend?

Oh yeah, he also refuses to get a job, his dad even took this out on me before wtf? Bc i told him he owes me $50 (he does) his dad said and i quote him “i cannot force my son to get a job”

Is very selfish i say “let’s go get some food if you have money for yourself”(this is like 5 hours after hanging at his house) he will say “i’m not hungry”

always puts himself first, doesn’t give a damn if his friends are hungry or not, calls our mutual friend phobic slurs bc he is not attracted to the “girls” (18+) my friend is into.

And says “dont hit on me” even when no one is attracted to this guy ew. Says he wants to live at home Til age 40, asks me why i have a job (i wanna save to move out and i travel alot) like wtf how does he expect i buy plane tickets without a JOB

i swear this guy might of been coddled. Been friends for 4 years he started acting this way in 2021.

Ask why my pants are so “tight” (theyre not tight he is just an uncultured swine) unlike him i prefer slim fit and i usually dress nice. His jeans are all torn up and baggy(probs bc he refuses to get a job) im just sick of his comments towards me too.

Says I’m a “3” (constantly rates me when im not even asking him too) i want to give this friendship a try but i’m kinda over it. What would yo udo?