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HUSBAND SMOKES TOO MUCH AND SPENDS MONEY LIKE WATER

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So I’m writing this to get it off my chest and maybe gain insight as well. I have been married to my husband[29M] for 2 years and let me tell you, it has been rocky. We have several issues that plague the marriage and they have all been my fault.

One of the issues, is intimacy level. I have a lower S drive coupled with depression on top of that and have not had much desire for it the past couple months. I feel terrible because he has expressed how much it hurts him, and it sucks. I’m just at a point in my life where it is hard for me to even want to wake up in the morning and to keep up with basic activities such as personal hygiene, cooking, cleaning, etc let alone get fired up for intimacy. This has caused a huge issue and my husband is over it.

Second issue, he wants to start smoking now. When I first got with him, he used to smoke years before I can along but he changed his life around and was no longer interested. When we started dating, it had been 3 years since he stopped. We have been together for 6 years and with life changes, he has decided that’s what he wants to do. I have never been comfortable with the smoke. If a friend or someone else does it, fine I don’t pay it much mind because that’s not my business and I don’t have to live with them.

Now, since my husband wants to do it. I have been not comfortable because I prefer a smoke free household. We discussed and I tried to have him just do vape as a middle ground since it was about the same without the stench. He tried for a couple of months and determined that was not enough for him. We have had several arguments about it as I am trying to cope with these changes and I feel bad since it’s me causing this issue and not just being okay with it with no pushback. Now, there have been instances where he has done it behind my back which we are also dealing with but this is also my fault because he felt he couldn’t talk to me about it.

The third issue is that he feels I don’t believe in him. Put it simply, he is the type to go off of faith and I am the type to go off of numbers. This doesn’t mix well. He feels as though I hold him back and gets frustrated because I don’t just go with things with ease and excitement. For example, when he was needing to purchase a new vehicle, his previous car worked fine but it was simply getting older. At the time we had just purchased a house 2 months prior and I wanted to get used to the higher bill first before adding on another. He was ready for a new vehicle asap.

So we worked out numbers in the budgeting sheet and it came out in a deficit every month. I told him let’s hold off until our income changed, I had a pending raise at the time but didn’t know how much yet and also wanted to wait for a work bonus to come in which would have been a month later. My husband didn’t want to wait and was going to proceed forward with getting the vehicle whether I agreed or not and was upset because I didn’t have faith. I am questioning all my decision-making now and really thinking I should have had faith because flash forward to now, Financially we are going great and never had any issues.

Sorry for the long post. I just need to get it all out.

WOMAN’S FWB GOT A NEW GF, BUT HE STILL WANTS TO PIAK PIAK WITH HER, VERY BIG APPETITE

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I think my FWB might have a new girlfriend

We’ve been FWBs for around a year and a half now I think. Yesterday I got on Facebook, and he posted a selfie with the caption, “I’m yours. 🤗😘”

The first comment was a woman asking, “Who is she?” He said, “I’m a slow mover, but she knows who she is, I think.”

Everyone else was making comments like, “I’m glad you found someone to smile about,” “She’s the lucky one to have found you,” “I’m so happy for you and wish the best for you and your queen,” etc.

He was hearting all the replies. With that said, he refused to answer who she was.

So I texted him, “I gotta ask based on your post, did you actually find someone or are you just joking around?” He replied, “Maybe both”

I said, “I’m confused. Is that a yes or a no?” He read my text but didn’t respond.

I said, “I’m trying to figure out if you have a new girlfriend or something, because people keep congratulating you on your new girlfriend.”

Still no response. Maybe an hour later, I called him, and he didn’t answer. So I texted again, “Since I can’t get a straight answer from you, I’m going to give you some space, since you probably found someone.”

Still no answer. A couple hours later, I said, “You didn’t say no in your comments or to me, so that tells me all I need to know.”

He instantly texted back, “We can still f on Fridays.”

I asked, “You have a girlfriend, right?”

He said, “Nah I don’t lol.”

I said, “I’m confused. Explain?” But he never answered.

I don’t know how I’m supposed to act with him now? Where do I go from here?

Netizens’ comments

  1. Why are you sending him so many messages when he clearly doesn’t give a damn.
  2. Just cut him loose. He obviously has someone he wants to make his GF, but it hasn’t moved to that stage yet. And he’s playing games with you now. He doesn’t want to cut you loose in case things don’t work out with her. He won’t be honest and straight with you, so have some self respect and move on.
  3. Why are you debasing yourself by texting and calling someone five times in a row after they leave you on read each time? Even if he were to be sending you a magical homing beacon that he wants you to be his girlfriend (I am positive that that’s not what’s happening), he’s communicating in such a cryptic manner that you’re obviously incompatible as you clearly need things spelled out more literally.

WOMAN’S NEIGHBOUR KEEPS POURING URINE AT HER HOME, WANT TO VANDALISE BACK AS REVENGE

I have a neighbour who I don’t even know of until my husband investigated it. He’s probably in his 60s, a level below neighbour but not directly below us (unit) has been pouring his urine outside out house. This would be the 4th time.

My husband has contacted the police after his 3rd act. It seems no signs of action taking place. Today before heading off to work, my shoes are drenched in urine. I told my husband to print out his pic and paste around our neighbourhood but he doesn’t like the idea of it.

Other neighbours had the same experience with him from time to time but for me it has been 3 straight months continuously.

Vandalizing his property is a good idea to let out the anger but is it even worth my time?

I want to confront that old man but he could do anything to me or my kids. It’s frustrating.

Update:

Previous neighbour got bashed in the face. Victim no longer reside in the unit (directly below us) culprit have went to jail before. Still waiting for SPF reply.

We have took pictures and videos of the incident. Husband told me to lock the doors even when I’m home. He’s afraid of the uncle getting more physical on us.

Culprit also a litter bug, that literally throw rubbish and pots out the window. Heard from the neighbours below residing nearer to him.

No imh record as far as I know, I hope I can get this over with.

@mohamed.shahfir Neighbours from Hell ?!?! hmmm how I hope that was only a sweet drink .. but nope I is pee.. #neighboursbackfromhell #singapore @Mothership ♬ Amityville Horror – Scary Halloween Sound Effects – Halloween Sound Effects

Netizens’ comments

  1. Don’t put shoes or other stuff outside the house. It will become a target for him . Place the camera at the window there to capture his action. Spread online to shame the old man. Hope his relatives know it and told him to stop.
  2. be careful taking petty revenge. you dont know if he’s trying to bait you to do something so he can catch you in the act – cos he really go nothing better to do. first thing is to file a police report each time it happens. you want a paper trail.
    also write a letter to the town council and let them investigate. again more for paper trail.
    then take the paper trail to your MP’s meet the people session. let them know what you have done and what you would like – please talk to the old man and tell him to stop, ask them to conduct a welfare check on the old man that he is not mentally unstable etc. thats really all that you can ask for. the MP’s letter will make the SPF prioritize the incident.
    since this is a non-violent, non-urgent matter it will fall into the cracks of “i hope it stops on its own” – the MP letter is your best tool to get some action.
    i have been a letter writer for an MP in the past, and i have seen positive results from such actions.
  3. Vandalism if they poured piss on your shoes: SPF. Public health issue: HDB and SPF. Also signs that the neighbour isn’t right in the head: SPF and IMH. Send an email to your MP and cc SPF, NEA and HDB.

SG MAN STARTED BALDING AT 20, TRIED TO FIGHT IT BUT EVENTUALLY GAVE UP & WENT FULL “THE ROCK”

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Balding / Being Bald As A Singaporean Guy

So I have been balding since 20s. Affected me really badly in my 20s . Now I am 37 and shaved off everything since last year .

Had lots of unsensitive remarks over the yrs which further dampens my confidence .

My qn is any bald guys here and how to cope with the stigma ? I am fit but it doesn’t seem to help . To make matters worse I am short too at 165cm.

It gets better now that in my 30s but I can’t seem to think my prime is gone .

Netizens’ comments

  1. I have the same situation, found out I had receding hairline when I shave my hair off for BMT, it affected me throughout the years, the mental struggles.
    I decided to get a HT and managed to get a successful HT from a renowned surgeon in SEA region.
    What I didn’t do in my earlier days were to start on medication. Minoxidil and Finasteride.
    Forget about all the B101 or other “natural” treatments. To be really seeing results – medication and HT. I spent time and money on “natural” supplements but ultimately it’s pointless.
  2. Nowadays everybody go Thailand hair implant already bro. Technology is advanced enough to be safe, efficient, and affordable. 5k sgd can basically turn you from 地中海 to Aaron Kwok (hair only)
  3. personally I don’t think the bald look is bad, and it says something about a person who accepts the situation and takes the bold move to just shave it all off. it’s also a sign that a person takes care of their appearance, as I suspect it is quite a bit of work to keep it shaved.
  4. As a female. It really does not bother me at all. Just rock what you have and be confident in who you are. And you are not short, you are normal 🙂 and there is nothing wrong with being normal.
    Don’t let it bother you, cause I’m sure there are people out there that can see beyond a hairstyle. If they can’t, they are not worth your time.

HUSBAND GOT PROMOTED, TELLS WIFE TO QUIT JOB AND BECOME HOUSEWIFE

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My husband and I both work fulltime. He recently got a promotion and he now makes twice what I do. Since he got the promotion, he has been pressuring me to quit my job and be a fulltime housewife.

The reason that my husband is into this idea is because that would make me responsible for all the cooking and cleaning.

Right now we split chores evenly since we both work similar hours, and I like that arrangement. My husband is not a fan, he hates having to do chores around the house.

I admit that I would love to not have to work, but the tradeoff being offered is not appealing to me. I suggested that my husband should use some of the extra income to hire a maid service, and then neither of us would have to do the chores.

He accused me of “just wanting to coast off of his money without doing anything” and has been annoyed all morning that I suggested it.

Netizens’ comments

  • So he says you are “coasting off his money” but isn’t he wanting to “coast off your labor”. And whatever you do, don’t quit your job. Ever.
  • “Since he got the promotion, he has been pressuring me to quit my job and be a fulltime housewife.”
    First red flag, that’s a big nope, good buddy.
    “Right now we split chores evenly since we both work similar hours, and I like that arrangement. My husband is not a fan, he hates having to do chores around the house.”
    Why do men think women LOVE cleaning? We do it anyway because we’re adults and not disgusting animals.
    “I admit that I would love to not have to work, but the tradeoff being offered is not appealing to me.”
    You are smart. You would lose the freedom that comes from having your own income, connections at work, and the ability to continue to grow your career, which will likely become stalled if you quit.

INFAMOUS EX-CHEERS STAFF WHO FILMED HIMSELF CHALLENGING SG POLICE, CHARGED

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A now-infamous incident went viral earlier this year where an employee at a Cheers convenience store (who has since been fired), filmed himself arguing with three police officers at Lau Pa Sat.

29-year-old Jonathan Ong Jun Jie, was subsequently charged in court on 18 October for using insulting words towards a police officer, publishing the identity of a police officer and not showing up for police interviews, according to Channel NewsAsia and Shin Min Daily News.

Ong is not intending to plead guilty and will represent himself in court.

The Infamous Incident

On the 1st of January, at approximately 8:10 PM, a customer and an employee at a Cheers store located along Raffles Quay got involved in a heated dispute after Ong had insulted the customer. The incident escalated to the point where the police were called in to mediate.

Upon their arrival, the police officers found Ong to be reluctant to provide his personal information and even challenged them.

He then took out his mobile phone to record the police officers during the questioning, before uploading 6 videos from the incident onto social media that identified the officers.

Ong also used demeaning terms in his captions to describe the police officers.

Following that, he was told by the police to come down to the police station for an interview, but Ong failed to show up.

The police then sent him two written orders to attend police interviews on 11 and 31 January but Ong still failed to show up on both dates.

Fired by FairPrice

In response to the incident, FairPrice, the parent company of Cheers, took decisive action. On the 4th of January, they announced the termination of the employee’s contract. This action was taken following a thorough investigation.

“All staff, regardless of whether they are employed by franchisees, are required to comply with the authorities. We do not tolerate acts from staff who seek to undermine the authority of the police,” FairPrice declared.

Potential penalties

A pre-trial conference for his case has been set for 17 November 2023.

If convicted of using insulting words to harass others, Ong faces a fine of up to $5,000 and/or a jail term of up to 6 months.

If convicted of insulting a public servant, he faces a fine of up to $5,000 and/or a jail term of up to 12 months.

If convicted of publishing the identity of a public servant to deter them from discharging their lawful duties, he faces a fine of up to $5,000 and/or a jail term of up to 12 months.

If convicted of failing to attend a police interview, he faces a fine of up to $1,500 and/or a jail term of up to 1 month.

GIRL REJECTED GUY, WHO THEN ACCUSES HER OF DISCRIMINATING HIM

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A man called the fact that I wouldn’t date him ‘discrimination’

‘Do I look like an equal opportunity employer to you?’ is what I wish I could have said. But I couldn’t, and we all know why.

Instead, I had to make myself small, stay ultra alert about my surroundings, and continuously enforce my boundaries, all whilst being terrified. (I was walking alone at night)

Girls and women, I just want you to know that ‘no’ means ‘no’. No matter who it’s from or whatever reason you may or may not have. No should be enough and it’s the end of a complete sentence.

“If a man says no, it’s the end of the discussion. When a woman says no, it’s the beginning of a negotiation.”

Netizens’ comments

  • Gross. Did he say why?? I guess I should just be able to get anyone and if not I’m being discriminated against? Make it make sense….
    • He accused me of being classist and only dating ‘wealthier’ men. He also accused me of being spoiled, and for having certain physical preferences. It honestly didn’t make sense to me.
  • Dating is inherently discriminatory, or at least should be. Wonder if he considers it discrimination to turn down dating women he considers unattractive

SG MAN-CHILD THREATENED MUM, PUNCHED DAD & SLAPPED VIETBU FOR NOT DRINKING WITH HIM, JAILED

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30-year-old George Lim Zi Chun, was sentenced to 6 months and 16 weeks imprisonment on Monday (16 October) for threatening his mother and attacking his father, as well as attacking a Vietnamese woman whom he had booked to spend time with him, according to The Straits Times.

Attacked a Vietbu

George Lim Zi Chun’s legal troubles began with a disturbing incident involving a 22-year-old Vietnamese woman.

On the night of 10 February 2021, George Lim was looking for companions to drink with him on a Telegram group chat, and paid a middleman $300 to book a 22-year-old Vietnamese woman to provide him with company.

He met up with the Vietnamese woman at the Arton Hotel, Tyrwhitt Road, at about 3am and spent time inside his hotel room, where he offered her alcohol but she declined his offer.

Lim then took it that the woman was “aloof and disinterested” and got angry, before slapping the woman on the face, pulling her hair and punching her as she tried to leave the room.

He also put his hands around her neck and tore off a strap from her dress, and the commotion caught the attention of a front office executive of the hotel who then proceeded to call the police for help.

Lim found out that the police had been alerted and said that he was going to go out for a smoke, before fleeing from the hotel.

He then turned himself in to the police the following day, before being released on bail.

Attacked his father

On 12 October 2021, Lim had finished drinking with his friends when he visited his 61-year-old father’s hardware shop at Kranji at about 9am, where he had a dispute with the latter.

Things then escalated and Lim pushed his father with both hands and caused him to fall down, before punching his father in the face repeatedly. The father suffered injuries to his face and throat.

The victim then successfully got a personal protection order against his son on 25 October 2021, but it still didn’t deter his son from going back to his shop on 29 October 2022 and 8 November 2022 to threaten him.

He was then remanded from 30 November 2022 to 19 January earlier this year.

Attacked his mother

Shortly after, Lim started to live with his mother and her boyfriend.

On 21 April, his mother texted him to remind him to keep the toilet clean, and this made him angry. When his mother and her boyfriend came home later that day, they saw him wearing rings that they thought were a weapon.

The couple then left and drove to a police station to ask for help.

They eventually moved out of the home for their own safety, but Lim continued to threaten them by messaging them on WhatsApp.

His mother then obtained an expedited personal protection order against her son on 24 April, but he continued to harass her unrelentingly through phone calls and text messages.

On 5 May, Lim smashed their television at home before the couple returned home, and didn’t pay for the damages.

MAN TOOK SPEEDBOAT FROM BATAM & SWAM TO CHANGI TO FIND ILLEGAL WORK IN S’PORE

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In May 2021, a daring and illegal immigration attempt unfolded in the waters surrounding Singapore. Yudi Muhita, a 41-year-old Indonesian man, embarked on a perilous journey from Batam, Indonesia, to Singapore via a speedboat.

He was ultimately arrested last week on 10 October and was jailed for 18 months and given 10 strokes of the cane on Tuesday, after pleading guilty to one count of illegally entering Singapore and another count of entering Singapore after being lawfully sent out from the country, according to The Straits Times.

Court documents did not specify his activities during his time in Singapore.

Previously caught for similar offence

He was previously convicted for the same offence, having been jailed 6 months and given 10 strokes of the cane back in 2016 for illegally entering Singapore, as well as another jail term of one year for re-entering Singapore after being removed, before being deported after his jail term and banned from coming back on 31 December 2016.

He was informed that he required prior written permission from the Controller of Immigration to return to Singapore, and failure to do so would result in his being prosecuted under the law.

However, he planned to come back to Singapore a few years later to look for work, and in early May 2021, he put his plans to action.

The Perilous Voyage

Yudi Muhita’s journey commenced in Batam, Indonesia, where he set out on a speedboat headed for Singapore, then as he neared the shoreline in Changi, he disembarked from the speedboat and proceeded to swim towards the Singaporean shore and entered the country illegally.

Yudi’s luck ran out more than two years later, on October 10, 2023, when he was apprehended by police officers at Kranji MRT station.

The reason for his arrest was simple yet compelling—he could not produce any evidence to show that he was legally staying in Singapore.

Appearing in court on Tuesday, Yudi pleaded for leniency. He presented himself as the sole breadwinner for his family, emphasizing his responsibility towards his two children who were still young.

FOREIGNER STRUGGLING TO FIND JOB IN SG, ASKS WHY SOME S’POREANS ANGRY

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i’m just another foreigner struggling to find a job in Singapore

So I recently graduated from Singapore Polytechnic with a diploma in Media & Communication and I’m a Burmese national. When I was on Student Pass, I worked a few jobs with ease, part-time then full-time until the expiration of my pass. Now I have applied to more jobs and went to interviews that went really well until I see the interviewer’s face drop when I told them I need a Work Pass. Instant no.

The obstacle is…well, very inescapable and I’m constantly disappointed at the fact I may have gotten a job if it wasn’t for my foreigner status. Not gonna cry about it, obviously, there will be a local preference and I don’t do anything that’s high in demand. And often the companies I apply to have no foreigner quota.

I come here to ask for advice. What do I do? I cannot go home to Myanmar. I don’t have the option. There is no possible way to advance a career there at the current state, let alone find a job. I had the option of going to university in the UK until I decided over 20,000 pounds a year was way too much for a path I wasn’t even terribly excited about. My goal is to literally just support myself in Singapore, to pay for rent, food, survive, yanno?

Is there anyone on the same boat? Would appreciate any advice. I keep on applying to jobs, aiming for bigger companies but there isn’t a lot I qualify for although I think I have a decent portfolio and amount of experience. Thanks everyone.

EDIT: Most of you guys were very helpful but there are one or two people who are…pissed? Claiming that I took advantage of Singapore. I don’t know if their fierce “love” for their country is a common thing but geez, calm down. I truly valued my time here and worked really hard in my course. If you’re just hopping on to say “boo hoo, it’s your fault”, move on. I am not asking for sympathy. I literally asked for advice, and received it, thankfully. I already explained myself in the comments below.