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MUM DON’T ALLOW DAUGHTER TO BE FRIENDS WITH PEOPLE SHE DON’T LIKE, BAN HER FROM DATING

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I’m a top student with a narcissistic mother. My mother married my dad when she was 20 and never had to work her entire life.

She dropped out of school mid way after she met my dad who’s much older and was married to him within a year and had me. My father is the one with the brains. He was the top student during his youth.

Even though my mother never worked her whole life, she didn’t take care of me when I was young. I was sent to my grandparents home during the weekdays and I only went home during weekends till I started school.

Even though I did well in my studies, I was forced to take tuition for every subject. My dad initially objected but caved in after my mum persisted. As time grew, I didn’t mind as it’s a good reason to be away from home and away from my mum.

My mother is constantly bragging about my achievements to anyone who is willing to hear and its embarrassing. Even though I’m a top student, we come from a humble background and I lived in the same place since the day I was born.

It’s hard enough to be looked down by the other rich students even though I’m doing better in terms of grades. My mother would embarrass me by trying to talk about me to people who didn’t even ask about me. Like my cousin is only in P1 so we have a huge age gap, she would brag about how I was when I was P1 and I’m already past 20.

I don’t remember what achievement awards that I’ve collected over the years but she can name them out as though people cared. She is constantly making excuses to why she can’t work because of me. As a result of her obnoxious behavior, we are not close to relatives.

I am also not close to my cousins as my mum constantly reminded me that they are average students and I should only mix with people who are similar like me. I admit I feel superior to them as I’m a single child and have more attention and money spent on me compared to my less privileged cousins who had to settle for diplomas.

I can’t be friends with people she don’t approve of. I am not allowed to date. She knows nothing about the courses I’m doing and would always try to lecture me when she knows nothing. I’m not allowed to dress what I like. I’m not allowed a lot of things.

She checks my phone whenever she likes and reads my texts. When I’m relaxing she would make snide comments if she think I’ve rested for too long. I’ve given up having a social life because she will follow me wherever I go. As a housewife she has no friends and doesn’t even cook. My father and I are the ones doing the household chores most of the time. I really wish she find a part time job or meet a friend and get off my back.

I’m studying for my degree now and she would talk about her expectations of my future salary and how much she is going to get from me for all the sacrifices she “made” for me. Internally, I really hated the thought of taking over the role of my father to take care of her. She play games on her phone all the time. For a self disciplined person, I really dislike how she’s wasting her time too.

I appreciate my father more than my mother because he was the one who did all the financial planning for my studies while my mum was only interested in when is her next holiday and when is her next branded bag coming in. I have no plans to enable my mother next time. I can’t wait to graduate, move out and start my own life. Am I being unfilial?

GAMBLER BF USES HIS POORER FRIENDS & ANGKAT HIS RICHER FRIENDS, GF CAN’T STAND HIM

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I used to have a boyfriend who gambles. I left him after 2 years as I could no longer see a future with him. And the reason was not just about the gambling but also a collective pattern in his behavior that made me decided to leave him.

He is with friends with people who gamble. His family members also gamble. They moved houses a few times because of loan sharks. He told me he hated his dad for gambling and making his mum suffer and being forced to work 2,3 jobs to keep the house running.

They gamble in hundreds and thousands per session depending on the game. He has a bad temper but has never flared up at me in those 2 years of being together but I have seen him get angry at his friends and family and it was an ugly side of him. I wouldn’t dare to make him angry.

He uses his weaker friends and sucks up to friends who are more powerful and richer than him. I hated the way he treated service staff. He uses index and middle finger to pass card or cash. Soon I realised his entire family member does that so it’s a learnt behavior.

I spent hours and hours watching him play. Some days he lose some days he win. He plays with people he hate and also with people he like. Sometimes someone will accuse him of owing them $500 or $1000 when he don’t even remember and he would just pay even when his bank account is left with $50.

When he wins he splurge and treats everyone for a meal or drinks. He gambles not only the weekends but also during weekdays after work. Sometimes I pay for meals, dates and transport when he is broke. He has never tried to borrow money from me and I’ve never offered.

One day I just had a revelation. I want out and I started to spend less and less time with him. I got no balls to tell him to his face that I do not want to become his mother and suffer. The week when we broke up he took a while to realise why I left without me saying the truth. He told me he quit gambling but I never believed him.

This happened in my early 20s. 2.5 years is enough of a time for you to decide if your bf is worth sticking around for. From the way you talked about him, I think you know the answer already. Gambling aside, you would not want a gaslighting husband. Good times everyone can be nice. Don’t be blinded. Look at everything as a whole. What matters more is during the hard and bad times, what does he choose to do?

Your future children can’t choose who their father is but you can. Choose wisely.

GF’S ARMPIT ALWAYS GOT WET PATCHES, BF FEELS PAISEH WHEN GOING OUT WITH HER

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Help! My girlfriend has a wet armpit problem. Large patches of sweat often appear on her armpit area and her back is always wet.

It does not help that she often likes to wear tight-fitting grey clothing or a light-colored shirt and therefore the wet patches are very obvious.

And mind you – it is not that she is working out; we could be in an LT attending a lecture together and I could see wet patches forming with a musty sour odour

Sometimes it is soaked to the extent that the fabric sticks to her skin. Worse when she wears white and her skin and undergarments become see-thru. She has tried deodorant and even putting pads on her armpits but the sweat seeps thru.

Do you think she has hyperhidrosis? How should I approach this? Frankly, I don’t find that too much of an issue but I’m afraid my reputation will take a hit when I go out with her. Anybody here can give health advice? I’m in a dilemma!

Netizens’ comments

  1. Reputation??? Obviously you care about yourself more than her..if I will you I find solutions to help her instead saying Simi Lang Reputation 
  2. Please leave her. A better guy will be more supportive of her instead of being embarrassed by her condition.
  3. Jialat. After commenting on ur post, I’m afraid my reputation will take a hit also liao
  4. The solution – only hang out in Aircon environments. No taking bus or MRT. And u pay everything for her. Then your reputation and approval ratings will surely be stellar.
  5. She can Botox her pits to reduce sweat output and use the ordinary’s glycolic acid to apply everyday to deal with discolouration and odour issues
  6. A friend had this issue. It was a medical problem and she got a minor surgery done for it. Didn’t eliminate the problem but reduced it. Do ask her to see a doctor… if it bother her. You haven’t mentioned much about how she feels about it.

M’SIAN WOMAN CAUGHT WITH MORE THAN $20K IN UNDECLARED CASH BY ICA, POLICE INVESTIGATING

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On 25 April, ICA officers at Woodlands Checkpoint uncovered large amounts of undeclared currencies carried by a Malaysian woman who was arriving into Singapore by car.

Officers had profiled the Malaysia-registered vehicle for thorough checks and uncovered stacks of currencies wrapped in a pink plastic bag, placed inside the vehicle’s centre console. The amount of undeclared currencies was more than S$20,000.

The case was referred to Singapore Police Force for further investigation.

There is no restriction to bringing in and taking out any type or amount of Physical Currency and Bearer Negotiable Instruments (CBNI). However, travellers are reminded that they are required by law to submit a full and accurate report to the Singapore Police Force if they are entering or leaving Singapore carrying a total value of CBNI exceeding S$20,000 (or its equivalent in a foreign currency). This reporting requirement is part of the efforts to combat international money laundering and terrorism financing.

Failure to report movement of CBNI is an offence under Section 60(1) of the Corruption, Drug Trafficking and Other Serious Crimes (Confiscation of Benefits) Act 1992, which is punishable with a fine not exceeding S$50,000, or an imprisonment term not exceeding 3 years, or both. The CBNI may also be seized and upon conviction, may also be confiscated.

As Guardians of Our Borders, ICA is committed to protect Singapore by keeping our borders safe and secure, while facilitating trade and safe travel.

Netizens’ comments

  1. 20k not big amount. Might be her salary money bring in for good exchange rate.
  2. Ops..gotcha. That’s a lot of money. Well we do control as per the law states and clearly it states for every country.
  3. Maybe this is just a trick. Sekali there is other car around the same time carrying more than million dollar cash or other illegal things and the officers missed it because focusing on this particular car only. Just saying. These people very sneaky one.

MAN BOUGHT 4 PACKS OF CHICKEN RICE & 1 HALF CHICKEN, GETS SMALL CUP OF CHILLI SAUCE

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Facebook user Gabriel Oliver Ong shared how he bought 4 packets of rice to go along with half a chicken at the Coffee United coffeeshop at Elias Mall, as well as some vegetables and other side dishes to go along.

However, he alleged that the stall assistant gave him an attitude, following which he got a small cup of chilli sauce for his huge order.

Here is what he said

I bought half chicken from this stall and added on with 4 packets of rice, you cai and some kway kua and kway kian.

Before i confirmed the quantity of rice which i wanted to order, i asked that girl serving whether she could show me the portion of the rice for one pax cuz some stalls serves very small portion of rice and not enough for some individuals who eats more. And if not enough, i would want to order additional.

My intention was to order 3 pkts for 3 paxs eating. She didn’t even want to show me the exact potion and said it’s for one pax lah, which i already mentioned to her sometimes some stalls might serve different portion.

Ok, since she didn’t want to accommodate me, nvm. So to avoid giving her trouble, i ordered 4 pkts rice.

After they have prepared the foods and handed over to me, i saw the Chilli sauce she gave me was not enough and not justified from the amount of stuffs i bought from them.

Therefore, i requested for additional chilli sauce and she said she would have to charge me for that. After i made noise, she unwilling said out of goodwill, she would just give me a small cup one.

The big cup chilli is not even that big at all. C’mon lah, not that i only purchased 1 or 2 pkts of chicken rice, only chilli sauce and u have to charge people.

I merely asked for additional so called the big cup one which she gave me earlier.

AH BENG CHEATED GROUP OF $9K, THEN SAYS “IF YOU GOT PROOF I SURELY RETURN”

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A netizen on Facebook shared how she and her friends were allegedly cheated by a guy of $9,140 and has not received a single cent back from him despite giving him a grace period.

She said that when her friend chased him for their money back, his friend promised that he would pay them back but went MIA after that and blocked her on WhatsApp.

The netizen then posted about him online and the guy then reposted her post, asking her to “show proof” that he cheated them of their money, saying that if they have proof then he will “surely return” them the money.

Here is what the netizen said

SCAMMER ALERT

Anyone know this guy name called *name redacted*? He and his friend cheated me and my group of friends a total of $9140. Given from March till now, not a single cent return to us.

Even block me off at WhatsApp, when my friend chased him and his friend for our money, his friend even promised will pay us back, in the end, MIA.

God is watching

***REWARD GIVEN IF FOUND***

1 last chance given to you and your friend, contact us before we report you to the police.

*UPDATED: he posted my post on ig story, why don’t want confront me for all the proofs? Scare no money to pay up right*

I’m more than happy to show you, I don’t want to post in social media, you want you come settle with me privately or I will go up to police*

Hmm don’t understand why u want to cut off my name at the post, afraid people will confront me and ask?

Since you take my words as dog barking right. Let me tag some of the victims, there’s a lot more. If those people want to kpo and ask if it’s truth, ask both of that victim, more than enough.

Proofs w also have, you still find what excuses say break up with gf I what also don’t want to care “no mood” when we chase for payment.

26 Y.O MAN ADVERTISED ROOM FOR RENT ON FACEBOOK, GET MONEY ALREADY GOES MIA, ARRESTED

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MAN ARRESTED FOR A SERIES OF RENTAL SCAMS

The Police have arrested a 26-year-old man for his suspected involvement in a series of rental scams.

Between 1 and 10 May 2023, the Police received several reports from victims who were purportedly cheated by an online seller, who had advertised a room for rental via Facebook. Upon receiving the payments via PayNow, the man became uncontactable and did not rent out the promised room.

Through investigations, officers from Ang Mo Kio Police Division established the identity of the man and arrested him on 11 May 2023. Preliminary investigations revealed that he is believed to be involved in at least five similar cases of rental scams.

The man will be charged in court on 13 May 2023 with the offence of cheating under Section 420 of the Penal Code 1871. The offence of cheating carries an imprisonment term of up to 10 years and a fine.

The Police would like to advise members of the public to adopt the following precautionary measures to avoid falling prey to rental scams:

  1. Do not make any advance payment until the tenancy is confirmed, and pay the rental deposit and rents by cheque or via bank transfer for documentary proof;
  2. Visit the housing unit which you intend to rent to confirm its existence, the unit’s condition and potential signs of multiple subletting; and
  3. Verify the identities of the person/s whom you are dealing with and their relationship to the housing unit, especially when you are not engaging the services of a licensed estate agent or registered salespersons.

For more information on scams, members of the public can visit scamalert.sg or call the Anti-Scam Hotline at 1800-722-6688. Anyone with information on such scams may call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
12 May 2023 @ 6:00 PM

DOCTOR ACCIDENTALLY RIPPED BABY’S HEAD OFF DURING HORRIFIC CHILDBIRTH GONE WRONG

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A childbirth in Brazil went horrifyingly wrong when a doctor accidentally ripped off a newborn baby girl’s head during the delivery, according to The Straits Times.

An internal investigation has since been launched and the police are also investigating the incident.

What happened?

The New York Post reported that on 28 April, 33-year-old Ranielly Santos was admitted to the Hospital das Clinical in Belo Horizonte, where doctors had to induce labour due to complications in the mother’s condition.

In an attempt to pull the baby girl out from the mother’s womb, the doctor grabbed the baby’s head but in the process, decapitated the child by ripping her head off.

Santos’ husband witness the whole thing and saw his daughter dying in front of him, and he noted that the baby was alive at the time, and was blinding a moving before her head got ripped off.

Hospital “regrets” incident

Following the tragic and traumatic incident, the hospital released a statement and said that they deeply regretted the loss of the baby.

They said that the child was 30 weeks old at the time and before the botched delivery, the doctors had allegedly assessed the fetus to be suffering from several health issues that made her “incompatible for life”, including the malformation of her lungs.

They added that their medical staff had induced the baby’s birth as the mother’s condition was deteriorating at the time, with her blood pressure increasing as well as generalised edema.

The hospital also said that they have launched an internal investigation into the incident, adding that “an internal administrative process has been opened for investigation of the facts” and that they will be providing a report from the medical examination.

The body of the deceased baby is also presently with the authorities for investigations, and the family said that they will be planning for their daughter’s burial after getting her remains back.

CB DRIVER SIDESWIPES MOTORCYCLE @ TPE, RIDER & PILLION BOTH CRASHED & SENT TO HOSPITAL

A video emerged online showing a motorcycle being sideswiped by a black Hyundai Elantra, resulting in the motorcyclist and the pillion rider falling off the bike and tumbling onto the road along the Tampines Expressway (TPE) on Thursday morning (11 May).

According to the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF), both of them were conveyed to the hospital following the accident.

The black car was seen in the video driving at a high speed along the Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE), and after entering into TPE, the driver then tried to cut across all 4 lanes of the road dangerously.

The driver managed to cut across the two centre lanes but sideswiped the motorcycle on the first lane despite trying to turn away from the motorcyclist.

The resulting collision saw the motorcyclist and the pillion rider both falling off their motorcycle and crashing onto the road, tumbling on the ground as the other vehicles drove by dangerously close to them.

Making things worse was the fact that the pillion rider’s helmet also got dislodged from their head, leaving them without protection on the road.

The video then ends with the car appearing to drive away, although it isn’t clear if the driver had later stopped to render aid to the motorcycle that he hit.

A spokesperson for the Singaproe Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said that they received an alert about the accident on Thursday (11 May) at about 8.55 am in the morning.

Two people were sent to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital after the accident for treatment.

Potential penalties

Drivers who drive in a manner that is dangerous to the public is guilty of an offence under section 64(1) of the Road Traffic Act (RTA).

Persons found guilty face a jail term of up to 1 year and/or a $5,000 fine.

If the driver causes hurt, he faces a jail term of up to 2 years and a fine of $10,000.

If the driver caused grievous hurt, he faces a jail term of betewen 1 to 5 years and disqualified from driving for at least 8 years.

If the driver’s actions caused death, he faces a jail term of up to 2 to 8 years and disqualified from driving for at least 10 years.

WOMAN HAS MEDICAL DEGREE BUT WORKS IN FACTORY BECAUSE PARENTS WANT HER NEAR THEIR HOME

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A 26-year-old Malaysian woman shared how she was forced to work at a factory despite having a medical degree because her parents forbade her from moving into the city for work and wanting her to stay close to home instead.

Malaysian job recruitment site Maukerja posted a screenshot of a message that they received from the woman on their Twitter page.

The woman called herself “the biggest failure” and shared that she has a medical degree, but is currently working as a factory operator in her hometown, earning a low wage.

She said that despite being happy with where she is at the moment, she feels like a failure.

She elaborated further, saying that after she had gotten her medical degree, she was initially looking forward to beginning her career with a great job and salary.

However, her parents refused to let her leave their village to work in Kuala Lumpur, where there were more career and better job opportunities for her.

Her parents selfishly wanted her to be near them just in case anything happened to them and she could take care of them.

She said that she wanted to pursue a career in the medical industry due to her medical degree, and ironically, her parents are also wondering why was she working in a factory, and she said that she did so because they wanted her nearby.

Netizens were quick to provide pointers and advice to the woman, telling her to use websites like LinkedIn to look for remote jobs with companies.

Others shared their similar life stories, with another netizen saying that at the age of 29, they were working in F&B drawing a low wage as well, crying for days but eventually managed to get a job in the IT industry, and urged the woman not to give up.