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KAYPOH FELLA NOT HAPPY GUY NEVER SERVE NS, WRITES LETTER COMPLAIN TO MINDEF

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A netizen shared how he wrote a letter to complain to MINDEF after “suspecting” that a guy didn’t serve NS.

Here is the story:

“Growing up a true blue Singaporean, I’ve always thought all of us Singaporean men have to serve National Service. It’s only a question of whether you get posted to SAF, SPF, or SCDF.

We have all read & had our own opinions about controversies regarding our top sportsmen having to juggle ns with their sports. Some risking possibly prison sentences to play their sports overseas.

A few months ago I suspected that one particular Singaporean male, aged 25 has somehow, I strongly believe, managed to completely escape serving Ns.

I thought it was just a typical young guy trying to trash talk but then I realized.. which Singaporean male doesn’t want to admit he served NS?

I wrote to MINDEF but their response is ;

As this will be looked at internally, we would not be able to disclose any information. However, please be assured that the SAF takes a serious view on the matter and would carry out the necessary actions.

The fact that this Singaporean is still walking around with no news of him being enlisted, I’m just wondering if there are indeed any medical conditions that would completely exempt any Singaporean male?

I sure hope not and if it is the case then he apparently sure looks very much active and healthy and ready to serve the nation. Better late than never..hope Mindef would clear the air for all Singaporeans.

Has anyone of you ever encountered a Singaporean not having to serve NS, already aged 25, while still enjoying life in Singapore?”

Editor’s note: Why do people like you exist?

Images source: Basic Military Training Centre Facebook

GIRL NOT HAPPY WITH GUY WHO MADE HER PAY FOR HERSELF ON FIRST DATE

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A girl shared her displeasure at going out on a date with a guy who was trying to save money and having to pay for herself for the date.

Here is the story:

“Thought I would jump on the bandwagon of recent posts talking about dates/dating.

A few months ago I met up with a guy from a dating app to watch SS2 then have dinner. “Shall we get popcorn?” I said, to which he replied, “Oh I got it already while waiting for you just now,” patting his bag, so we just went Dutch on the tickets.

When we found our seats, he unzipped his bag and exclaimed “Tada!”, pulling out a pack of popcorn with NTUC PACKAGING. Oooookay that’s new, I thought to myself, while he grinned, “Smart right? So much cheaper and so much more popcorn. Value for money.”

But that was not all. The next horror he pulled out of his bag was a HERBAL DRINK. “Popcorn very heaty, must drink this,” he said, not forgetting to add, “$1.50 only sia, value for money.”

At this point I just wanted to watch the movie then go home, but Mr. Value-for-Money had other ideas. About 15 min in, he whispered, “Er can you eat at the same speed as me? I notice you have eaten much more than me.” I did not take another popcorn after that.

After the movie, I faked a reason to skip dinner, but he said, “How about ice-cream? Then we can chat for a while.”

I reluctantly agreed in order to be polite, then fml-i-should-have-seen-this-coming he led me to MCDONALD’S. Forcing myself to say thank you as he happily handed me the “value-for-money” 70-cents ice-cream, he said, “Welcome! You can paylah me later together with the popcorn and drink. I’ll calculate and text you the amount.”

This date was not value for money.”

Editor’s note: I guess the guy dodged a bullet, YOU are not value for money.

NETIZEN WRITES “BREAK UP” LETTER TO FRIEND BECAUSE FRIEND NEVER REPLY MSG

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A netizen wrote a lengthy “break up” letter to his/her friend after they stopped replying his/her messages.

Here is the story:

“How do you know a friendship has died? It’s been 4 years, so much has changed.

Hey you

I think everybody deserves a proper ending, although to you it might just feel like any other time. To me, this is how I will end it.

Funny how when you’re deep in something you never realise the issues, and people around you are always the ones pointing out the red flags.

Friends come and go. It’s time we go.

There are two kinds of friends. The chat-regularly kind, and the meet-twice-a-year-during-birthdays-to-catch-up kind. We used to be the former, but things change, and recently the wool over my eyes have been removed by my friends. It’s difficult to play tennis by myself, the ball is always in your court.

When I reduce my reply enthusiasm. Or slow down my replies. Or stop being the one jioing you. Or sending articles of things we should try. Then we wouldn’t talk for long periods.

You might reply enthusiastically, but once every 2 weeks. Yet when we do meet up to catch up, you’re always on your phone when we are walking around. You will reply, just not to me. An observer would have realised I’m being played, but not me when I’m in it.

We used to be able to talk about random day to day happenings. Then I filtered what I said, because since you won’t reply, time-sensitive comments and jios don’t matter. Now, we don’t even talk about big life events that happen to us. Simply because if I do tell you, you wouldn’t read it anyway.

Let’s catch up less regularly, on your terms. If you don’t initiate, I guess we then both agree that I’m always the one initiating and putting in all the effort in this friendship, and let’s call it a day.

Thanks J”

NETIZEN NOT HAPPY WITH WOMEN WHO TAKE THINGS FOR GRANTED

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A netizen shared how he wants to “feel love and happiness” and asks how come so many people are taking things for granted.

Here is the story:

Note: The numbered points represent different conversations with different people.

“I posted this somewhere else but I need more serious advice. I mean absolutely no harm, I just want to feel love and happiness. But do you realise so many people take things for granted?

I won’t reveal names but these are actual conversations I had with different people.

1) me: how do you go for so many outings and parties all the time?
A: I don’t know, people just invite me?

2) me: how does it feel like to stay in a big private property and wake up to a table of branded bags and wallets?
B: I just feel normal. Isn’t it normal?

3) me: how do you make your friends remember your birthday and remember to buy you present?
C: how can you “make” people remember to buy you present? I don’t!

Me: then how come you can get so many?
C: because they are my friends? Friends will remember birthday what!

4) me: how do you make your boyfriend remember to surprise you on your birthday and anniversary?
D: I don’t remind him or do anything, is he auto do.

5) me: how do you get so many notes, cards and presents from everyone? Like so much???
E: Is people want to give me then they give lor.
Me: I see that so many of the notes are so touching. You cried after reading them. How to feel so touched until you cry? (Pardon the bad phrasing)
E: this kind of things cannot teach one. Is feeling. I from young is can one. How to teach you?
Me: I also want to feel so touched that u cry but I don’t know how it feels like.
E: but I cannot teach you how to have feelings. You cannot then you cannot. Everyone is so innocent. I don’t know. I didn’t do anything. Having good things happens is just natural. I also don’t know why god loves me so much and favours me. I really don’t put in effort one. Wow.

Ever met such encounters? Is taking things for granted like very common here?

What advice do you have?”

WOMAN CONSIDERING CALLING OFF WEDDING, CALLS FIANCEE A “CHEAPSKATE”

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A woman shared how she doesn’t feel excited about her upcoming wedding and thought about calling it off because her fiancee is concerned about the wedding cost and she called him a cheapskate.

Here is the story:

“Hi, I need advice. Is it anything alarming not to feel excited about your upcoming wedding?

I am together with my fiancé for over 10 years and we are still loving. However, due to some personal family matters (fiancé side), nothing to do with our RS.

It stresses everyone up and basically mental draining for everyone. I understand what he is going through and thus I plan for the wedding alone.

However, now he is concerned about the wedding cost ($20k) and all, which makes me wonder why he is so cheapskate m and I don’t feel appreciated.

This has caused some damage to our RS, I’m really tired and I have thought of putting a stop to it. What should I do?”

Editor’s note: Well, here are your clues:

  • You don’t feel excited.
  • The wedding is stressing everyone out.
  • You don’t feel appreciated.
  • He’s a cheapskate.

SINGLE GUY HAS TROUBLE DATING, SAYS MEN HAVE NO RIGHT TO DEMAND ANYTHING FROM WOMEN

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A netizen shared his honest thoughts about single men who have trouble dating.

Here is the story:

“Read this if you are a single male who wishes to, but has trouble dating.

Men are mostly logical, so here are some statistics that you can easily google. Most of them are approximated/rounded for easier typing, but you can fact-check them.

Dating applications like Tinder and OKCupid have released their data before, and it has been revealed that the top 90% of women go for the top 10% of men, while the bottom 90% of men go for the bottom 10% of women.

Men rate women fairly, with approximately equal amounts of women being above and below average, essentially a bell curve. Women, however, rate 80% of men as below average.

There is definitely nothing wrong with wanting the best partner for oneself, but when 90% of hunters are going for only the top 10% of catches, this results in super skewed dating experiences.

Women always go for the “ultra chad”

A female will constantly gun for the ultra chad, and wind up feeling like they settled when they do eventually pick one, while a large majority of men are just invisible on the dating market.

You will be hard-pressed to find a woman who actually believes that her boyfriend is below average. The truth is that men cannot all be above average partners, simply because that is not how statistics work.

Statistics aside, the qualifications necessary to even be considered by women for a romantic interest are also skewed against you. Height, looks, dressing, education, job, etc. You have to be above or at least equal to her in most aspects.

Very few women will date a man less educated than themselves, to the extent that you actually will read about Uni grads dating ITE grads on news sites simply because it is so rare.

The same goes for height, where if you are unfortunately below 165cm, you are really playing on hard difficulty. All these can be severely looked over with insane amounts of wealth, to a large extent. But unless you have a Lamborghini to help you with that, you can only work on what you have.

Again, I know of some women who can overlook such stuff, but these women are practically unicorns when you compare them to the overall population.

Losing close friends with every relationship

On a side note, you can beat such expectations with women from developing countries/regions, such as SEA, Russia, etc. You will easily beat out the resident male population in such countries, in terms of most of the metrics that I have pointed out. That’s also why you see Siam Bu wives and Vietnam girlfriends.

Let’s say you actually get a girlfriend. Congratulations! Just what are you getting into? Here are some perks of the job, and what will be expected from you.

You get an aesthetically pleasant partner to hang out with, who can possibly increase your social standing in the eyes of your friends and associates. You have a ‘partner-in-crime’ to do fun things with, unlocking some exclusives such as pottery, art jamming, or bakery lessons etc. You have someone to BTO together with, have children, and potentially look after the house in your stead when you are busy/at work/occupied. You get 24/7(almost) company, and encouragement to strive in your endeavors.

Your safe space from the evils of the world is present in said partner. And you get to make love to someone!

Or….it can all go the other way, an ugly partner, one who is socially inadept, does not want to try things with you, expects you to buy the BTO, take care of the children, and virtually not contribute at all. You are robbed of solitude yet afforded no company.

Worse still, your child may not be yours, and you are merely financial support for a woman who sees you as nothing more than a tool to be used. On top of that, you take on the role of guardian, where you are expected to throw yourself into harm’s way, no matter the situation. You increase your mental load with the birthdays, obligations, and potential trigger points of their insecurities.

You take on a portion/majority of the finances cumulatively spent, risk losing a significant chunk of your belongings in a divorce, and even bastard children that you can never truly guarantee are yours.

You put up with unreasonable behavior and moodiness especially during menses periods, and it is generally expected that your partner will strike you when she is upset, especially since society plays it off as acceptable or even encouraged for ‘shitty‘ husbands/boyfriends.

You will lose 2 close friends on average with every relationship, and a part of your identity as you give up whatever hobbies that may not be acceptable to her. You can’t even have female friends or even look at other females, for a majority of girlfriends.

Relationships are give and take

A relationship is all about give and take, and the honest result is that there will likely be a disproportionate amount of giving from you, while she takes.

The domesticity of a wife is mostly compromised with the modern woman mindset, so you can skip the idea of a clean house and homecooked meals. You can expect to have a greater portion of household chores as well, whilst letting her control your purse strings, football nights, or even outings with friends.

Intercourse is not a guarantee either, if that’s the one thing that is still tying you into this deal.

Before I get bashed for saying that a man cannot expect anything from his partner and that a relationship should not be measured by who gives more, you are right. You have no claim, nor can you demand anything from your partner, a person who is free to decide any and every decision for herself.

You can be the best partner in the world and still receive no reciprocity. Society has mostly programmed the reaction where a wife’s demands not being met is seen as a failing on the husband, while a husband’s ‘needs’ are mostly suggestions for the wife’s consideration.

And hypergamy will always be ever-present, for those of you feeling insecure, to begin with. Her supportive colleague, best male friend, friendly superior, handsome classmate will always excel in areas you fail at.

A man is valued by what he brings to the table

A man is valued by what he brings to the table, whilst a woman’s value is intrinsic and ever-present simply on her person.

On the flip side, you provide to her the same suite of benefits and almost no disadvantages to such a deal, provided you are a normal functioning adult. Perhaps childbearing will be the only thing that you can truly stand to gain, but again, that’s still up to her.

Keep in mind that the issues I mentioned will exist in the majority of Singaporean women, not all 100% of it but a supermajority. There will always exist outlier cases of shit boyfriends that have a wonderful girlfriend that gives a lot more into the relationship, but by and large, the majority of giving will be done by you. Don’t forget the copious amounts of giving in too.

You can do more with your own gender

A funny story: I recently went for a meal with friends, and I made everyone at the table laugh, both male and female when I mentioned that my girlfriend had to be a reasonable person. Everyone agreed that I was pretty much looking for a yeti.

So what do all these spell for the average gennerman?

To you, I ask “Why?” If you wanted someone to do things with, you can do it with your friends. Most ‘exclusive’ events are catered to women, to begin with, and those that you may actually enjoy/ want to try out, you should have no problems engaging in them with your friends.

I have done picnics, archery, fitness classes, cycling, skinny dipping, cookouts, shopping, baking, café hopping etc with my platonic friends before, both male and female. Add to that the physical capabilities of the average man and woman, and you will realize that you actually can do more things with the same gender.

You can go at a pace that is more to your own, be it climb mount Everest, bike across Singapore, bouldering, or even supper, etc. Damn, you can even go clubbing and socialize with others, instead of having to constantly bat off roving hands; you lose a whole range of activities once you become attached as well.

Prostitutes cost less

On the bright side, you do supposedly get a regular supply of physical pleasures/company, etc. But from a logical standpoint, a prostitute or even paid dates would cost less, and without all the issues that come with a girlfriend subscription.

You can get the best parts from a sugar baby, and none of the other bullshit parts. You literally get all the fun without the extra commitment, and of the exact amount as you deem sufficient. Take it from someone who considers himself a horndog, that you can actually have too much intercourse.

Both my JC and Uni partners are testament to that, where we would actually engage in risky behavior practically everywhere at their behest.

There are even moments where I actually wished that I didn’t have so much, especially when my muscles were cramping, kidneys throbbing, appendages sore, and simply sleep-deprived. I actually dreaded when my partner would just start feeling me up because I knew what was to come, and the boyfriend duties that I would have to fulfill.

Throw in divorce statistics, where a majority is initiated by the woman and the fact that 90-95% of alimony is paid out from the man to the woman. The numbers get worse with women of higher education, where a larger proportion of college-educated women initiate even more divorces than their less-educated peers.

You do enjoy some benefits if things go very well, but the realistic chances of that happening is low, and near impossible to keep up with for a lifetime. Don’t just take my word for it. Observe for yourself in your life, how all your fellow male friends are doing, and decide for yourself if the payout is actually worth it.

Grass is not greener on the other side

It is worth noting that I’m not pushing for some social agenda or anything by writing this, but more of inspiring contemplation with regards to the valuation ascribed to relationship roles. The average man is likely to value add but is treated as beggars.

An average woman is likely a liability yet thought of as complementary. Most men are guilty of condoning such behavior with a ‘That’s just how it is mentality’, while women inadvertently develop an entitled attitude towards the privileges they unknowingly enjoy. Happy wife, happy life? Why not happy spouse, happy house?

Hopefully, this paints a more realistic picture for singles, and encourages attached persons to be honest with themselves, if the relationship really is what they want. The grass may not always be greener on the other side.

Granted, I lean more towards the already happy end of the spectrum with fulfilling friendships and moderate successes in most metrics of my life, but I can tell you that a woman will definitely not make you suddenly complete or happy like so many of you are thinking of.

This is not to tell you to give up on yourself or women entirely, but rather, take care of yourself, work out, earn money, build your worth.

You can enjoy life alone

You can enjoy life alone as a high-quality individual a lot better than being in most of the dysfunctional relationships that are normalized at the expense of men.

I understand that a relationship is not always logic-based, but if you maintain respect and uphold standards for all parties, including yourself, you will have a much more satisfying experience.

And if you do eventually end up with a girlfriend, you will also be a more holistic individual who can better appreciate what you have.

P.S. I think it’s fair to point out that I’m part of the demographic that actually gets to choose my dating partners. I’m no super chad, but I find it hard to think that most of society appears to be blind to this market inefficiency.

Most of my friends ascribe to similar expectations, and their relationships are a lot healthier that way. It’s not about hating on or complaining about the system. We can all grow and be better, whether you choose to date women or not.

The goal is you, not women. Women may come and go, but your gains are yours and yours alone.

There is plenty of space on the podium of life, and I wish my fellow wojaks all the best in their pursuit of growth and maturity.”

Editor’s note: You do make some very valid points.

HUSBAND USES SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCING TO ALTER HIS WIFE’S BODY SHAPE

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I’m (M30) a rather successful social media influencer. But hear me out, it’s not what you think it is.

My wife (F29) is someone who likes to talk about and shares whatever she sees on social media. She’ll be doomscrolling TikTok the entire day, frequently sending me videos of influencers showing off their branded goods, having fun at holiday locations, etc and asking me when I will bring her there. Bitch please, I just left my cushy corporate job to start my own business, ain’t nobody got time for that shit.

She was getting really annoying so I decided to take matters into my own hands. I decided to start influencing her social media feed. I used her laptop and to google for sports, crypto news, AI news, etc, stuff that I know she won’t be interested in, searched for similar stuff on TikTok and started liking and following content creators she won’t be interested in.

At first I thought it didn’t work, but after a week I realized she wasn’t using TikTok that much and I asked her why. She complained that her feed was really boring and nothing she saw interested her. It was WORKING!

I decided to take things a step further by making her see stuff she’s moderately interested in, yet is useful so that they’ll slowly influence her lifestyle. She has gained a bit of weight since our wedding but she’s too lazy to start exercising, so I started using her account to follow some fitness and health influencers.

Guess what, a week later she dragged me to sign up for a gym membership together and booked some yoga classes. I’m pretty fit myself so I don’t really need that but I’m happy to see that she’s doing something about her health. It has been a few months and she looks much healthier. I’m super happy with the results of my “social media influencing”.

Guys, social media is such a powerful tool. Do try out “social media influencing” on your family/partners/kids and you might be surprised by the results.

SON WORKS AS FINE DINING CHEF, HAWKER MUM FORCES HIM TO QUIT & TAKE OVER STALL

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Do parents who own hawker stalls ask their children to take over?

my father who has a stall at a kopidiam needs a helper to help out at the stall (talking to customers and handling orders) and my mother is asking me to help out my dad at the stall and take over the stall, in the past when I was younger like cooking food not really talking to customer since I’m horrible at talking to people

I currently have a job working in fine dining as a chef and my mother is asking me to quit my job and help my dad and soon enough take over the stall, even though my dad has said that I don’t need to take over the stall or even help out since I already know what I want to do in life and he just wants my mum to help him with the stall since she is a stay at home mother and pretty nobody is at home nowadays.

I have told my mother a lot of times that I don’t want to take over and even my dad says it’s not necessary but my mother keeps asking me to quit my job and work with my dad and take over his stall, she has gone as far as to call me a useless son for not helping him, should I just not help at all?

tl;tr: mother pressuring me to take over my father’s stall even my father say it’s not necessary, My father wants to only work with my mother but mother don’t want so father has to hire a helper to help at the stall

Netizens’ comments

  1. she’s only nagging you to go help because SHE doesn’t want to do it
  2. If you are a useless son then does that make her a …….
    Because sounds like she’s not helping either ? She might like it, talk to customers and take money, if she doesn’t have to cook sounds ok
  3. Sounds like your mom doesn’t want to work and is trying to pressure you to take her place.
    It’s short sighted and selfish when most hawkers of my parents’ generation are discouraging their kids from taking over since it’s hard thankless work.
    You might want to talk to your dad and have him tell your mom to stop.
  4. All i can say is fine dining chef takes over kopitiam stall is gonna make one hell of a sensational headline haha.
    That said, i think your father understands you la. Not too much to worry minus the nagging from your mother
  5. Eh. Is it a good stall? Want us to go support your dad before he closes for good?

GUY WENT TO MEET GF’S FAMILY FOR THE 1ST TIME, THEY FORCED HIM TO DRINK TO SHOW RESPECT

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So long story short, I have a personal rule to never drink alcohol. I have a myriad of reasons from general health to honouring loved ones, but that’s not the point. The point is that I do not drink ever.

My girlfriend and I went to her family party and apparently, they have a tradition of everyone taking a shot to honour one of their dead relatives. Everyone does it at the same time and talks about what they’re thankful for and everything, but I told the person handing me the shot I wouldn’t drink, and he looked at me funny.

Her cousin pointed me out before they drank it and said I need a shot and I said no I’m ok I don’t drink and he said it’s just one shot and I said no I can’t but please continue I’ll just drink something else and they refused to start.

I ended up leaving after being egged on too much and my girlfriend apologized for me and we left. She did her best to defend me but her family is just stubborn. Everyone was talking about me apparently saying that I was selfish and that I was ruining the night.

It was just one shot but I’ don’t know, I couldn’t bring myself to do it.

Here are what netizens think:

  • That’s very inconsiderate of them. You could be a recovering alcoholic or whatever. It’s never a good idea to push someone to drink alcohol. Never! And that’s coming from someone who likes to drink… Respect people’s boundaries!
  • I mean, alcohol is such a weird thing to pressure people about. Or maybe it’s just me? In general though, the alcohol isn’t as important as the fact that they pressured him into doing something he doesn’t want to, with no regard to his boundaries. ‘No’ is a complete sentence. If they can’t respect that, pick a better tradition.
  • Sometimes people feel threatened by the actions of others. For example: if a person likes to drink a little too much, they might feel subconsciously guilty about it. And other people not drinking holds up a mirror to their faces. But if everyone was drinking too, they wouldn’t feel so guilty about it. It is obviously not true for everyone, but sometimes it’s the case.

EX-GF SUDDENLY MESSAGE OUT OF THE BLUE AND ASKED EX-BF TO BE HER SUGAR DADDY

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I am 27(M) and she is 22(F). We dated for three years and recently broke up mid last year but remained as friends.

While I still harbour feelings for her, she has already moved on and started dating other guys. It was taking an emotional toll on me just to be friends with her, till I told her we can’t be friends anymore for the time being until I have moved on. She agreed and we stopped all communication.

She suddenly messaged me one day asking if I’m willing to be her sugar daddy. She is a struggling student coming from a broken family. She really does not have much money each month. It barely covers her rent.

I am trying to move on, having this kind of relationship is definitely counter productive. I asked her, “what would you do if I say No?” Her reply was to find someone else.

I asked her again, “are you sure you want to exchange your body for money?” Her answer was “With my studies, I really can’t work, so my answer is Yes”.

I loved her so much. I even planned to marry her after she graduated. But to be hit with such a surprise is a bit tough and hard to swallow. The girl you loved was willing to sell her body for money.

I really don’t know what to do. To say Yes is stupid. To say No hurts me.

Here are what netizens think:

  • Really sad and disappointing to see young girls resorting to prostitution to earn money. Better to avoid her, you don’t know who’s she’s been with.
  • Whats her number? My friend wants to talk some sense into her
  • I can’t judge her for what she chooses to do as she’s probably in a tight spot but worth considering if she’s been engaged with others for such services.You’ve got a lot more to lose since she’s not into you.
  • Don’t do it bro, I know you probably want to do it to “protect” her and I know you still have feelings for her. But it will crush you, to her sex is a means to an end, to you there are feelings attached. You only stand to lose in this situation.She’s an adult, let her make her decisions and let her bear the consequences. You owe her nothing, time to focus on yourself.