When I first met her, I felt a connection. Her green eyes sparkled in the light, and her hair framed her face perfectly. I couldn’t take my eyes off of her. I knew I had to get to know her better.

We talked for a while, but I could tell she wasn’t interested. She seemed to be unimpressed with the way I dress and my lack of money. To be honest, it was a bit disheartening. I wanted to make a good impression on her but it seemed like I was failing miserably.

Little did I know, she would soon become very interested in me. It all started when I told her I was a lawyer and that I had some money. Her eyes lit up and she began to fawn over me. It was like I was a whole new person in her eyes.

At first, I was a bit taken aback. I had never experienced this kind of sudden shift in someone’s opinion of me before. I mean, I had always been successful in my career and I had done well for myself financially, but I was never the object of someone’s admiration just because of those things.

I couldn’t help but be a bit suspicious.

Was she only interested in me because I was a lawyer and had money? I had to admit, it was a bit flattering, but I was also a bit confused. I wanted to know why she had changed her opinion of me so quickly.

I decided to bring it up in conversation and ask her why she was suddenly interested in me. She told me that she had always been attracted to my personality and looks, but she didn’t think I was as “successful” as she wanted in a partner. She said that when she found out I was a lawyer and had some money, she knew I was the kind of guy she was looking for.

I’ll admit, it felt good to be wanted for my success and my money. But at the same time, it made me a bit uncomfortable. I wanted to know that she liked me for me, not just my career and bank account.

We talked about it some more and she assured me that she was interested in me for who I am and not just what I do. She said that she had always been attracted to me and that finding out I was a lawyer and had some money had just made her even more interested.

I was relieved, but I had to admit, I don’t believe her at all.

It was the day I had been dreading for weeks. The day I would find out if I would still have a job. My boss had been hinting lately that he was running out of money to pay our salaries, and I was afraid I would be the one who got laid off.

I arrived at work that morning to find that everyone was gathered in the conference room. We all exchanged nervous glances as we waited for our boss to arrive. When he finally did, he had a grim look on his face. He sat down and announced that our salaries would not be paid this month.

The room fell silent as everyone tried to process the news. I was devastated. My family and I were already struggling to make ends meet, and now this. I couldn’t believe it.

My boss then proceeded to explain that he was planning to take a trip to Switzerland to propose to his long-time girlfriend. He said he had already paid for the tickets and was determined to go.

My first thought was, “What about us?!” I was furious. Here he was, planning a romantic getaway with his girlfriend, while leaving us unable to pay our bills.

I couldn’t believe it. I wanted to speak up, to tell him how unfair this was, but I was too scared. After all, he was still my boss. Instead, I just stood there in stunned silence.

The meeting ended shortly after, and I walked back to my desk feeling completely defeated. I was angry at my boss for being so selfish and putting his own needs ahead of ours.

I spent the rest of the day trying to figure out what I was going to do. I had no idea how I was going to make ends meet without my salary. It was a difficult and depressing thought.

A few days later, I heard that my boss had actually gone through with his plan and proposed to his girlfriend in Switzerland. I was furious. How could he do this to us? We were his employees, his responsibility, and he had chosen to abandon us.

I was so angry that I decided to take matters into my own hands. I call MOM, and they say need wait to investigate.

But while they investigating I no need eat ah?

So, the next time your boss says no money to pay salary, don’t just sit back and take it. Speak up and let your voice be heard. You never know what could happen.

My 1st ex I sign line 2 telcos for him. 1 singtel and 1 M1. Plus give him $ to buy cigarettes, beer etc when he ask for it. He said he will return $. But no return. Even when his birthday, ask me for 250 for clubbing and I gave. 18 years ago 250 is alot. So adding all the amount, he owe me 1.8k. Excluding the phone bills.

I remember it like it was yesterday. It was only two years ago when I was a naive and unsuspecting 18-year-old, trusting the person I thought I was in love with, my first boyfriend.

We had been dating for a few months. He had been asking for money for months, but I had been reluctant to give him any. He said he needed the money for school, books, and other expenses. I wanted to believe him, but something didn’t feel right.

Little did I know, he had been using my savings account to launder money for his online gambling addiction. He had been taking out small amounts of money from my account, just enough to not draw attention. Over the course of our relationship, he had taken out more than $1,800 from my account.

When I finally found out what he had been doing, I was devastated. Not only had I been betrayed by someone I loved and trusted, but I had also been taken advantage of financially. I was embarrassed and embarrassed that I had let him get away with it.

I knew I had to do something, but I was scared to confront him. I was worried that he would get angry and hurt me or worse. So, I decided to take matters into my own hands and contacted the police and nothing happened as it is a civil matter.

I never saw the money, but at least I was able to get closure. I felt a sense of justice that I had been cheated out of my hard-earned money, but more importantly, I learned a valuable lesson.

It’s important to be cautious and aware when it comes to your money. Don’t be afraid to speak up if something doesn’t feel right, and never trust someone blindly. In the end, it’s up to you to protect yourself, both financially and emotionally.

Now I’m in my mid-30s and I still remind myself never to trust anyone.

It all started when I was out with a friend at a popular night spot. We were enjoying a few drinks, taking in the atmosphere, and watching people enjoy the night. That was when I noticed her. She was tall, well-dressed, and had the air of a woman who knew exactly how to get what she wanted.

I soon found out her name was Cindy. She was the kind of woman I had heard about, a gold digger. She was out to find a wealthy man and take advantage of him. I knew what she was up to, but I couldn’t help but be drawn to her. She was beautiful and had a way of making the room seem brighter.

I approached her and we started talking. We talked about life and our dreams. I felt like I was in a trance and I couldn’t break away. I was drawn to her like a moth to a flame.

It didn’t take long for me to realize that Cindy was only interested in me for my money. She asked about my job, how much I made, and where I lived. She was interested in the finer things in life and wanted to know if I could provide them.

I knew then that I had to get away from her. I didn’t want to be taken advantage of and I didn’t want to be another notch on her bedpost. I was about to leave when I finally mustered up the courage to tell her the truth.

I looked her straight in the eye and said, “You no different from Siam or Viet bu hostess, u think u atas ah.”

The expression on her face changed in an instant. She was taken aback and didn’t know what to say. I had called her out on her gold-digging ways and she knew I wasn’t going to stand for it.

I said goodbye and walked away, feeling a sense of satisfaction. I had stood up for myself and sent a message to her.

I know that I won’t be the last man she attempts to take advantage of, but I hope that my words will stay with her and make her think twice before she tries it again. Gold diggers exist and they can be very convincing, but I want to remind people to stay true to who they are and to always stand up for themselves. No one should ever be taken advantage of.

My friend is always talking about the unusual job he has and how he works for a male host bar. At first, I couldn’t believe it; I mean, who would actually go to a place like this? But after some prodding, I realized that it was true.

He works as an agent for a host bar that caters to women.

I didn’t quite understand the concept at first but he explained it to me. Essentially, a host bar is a place where women can go to be entertained by male hosts. The hosts are there to provide companionship, pour drinks, and provide any other services that the women might need. The women pay for these services, and the hosts make money.

My friend was very excited when I asked him if I could join him at the host bar. He said that he had been looking for a new person to join his team. He said that I had the perfect personality and demeanor for the job. I was flattered and immediately accepted his offer.

The first thing I did was to go through the necessary paperwork and training. I learned about the different rules and regulations of working in a host bar. I also learned about the different services that the hosts offered, as well as the general etiquette of being a host.

After I completed the training, I was ready to start my job. I was given my own area of the bar to work in and I was able to meet many of the other hosts. I quickly got to know the regulars, as well as the new customers. I was surprised at how friendly and welcoming everyone was.

I found that the job was surprisingly easy. All I had to do was to talk to the customers and make them feel comfortable. I was also responsible for pouring drinks and serving food. I had to be careful not to over serve the customers, as this could get me in trouble.

One thing that I quickly learned was that the job was not just about entertaining the customers. It was also about providing emotional support to them. Many of the women who came to the host bar were lonely or depressed, and I found that talking to them and being a good listener was just as important as serving drinks.

Working at the host bar was an eye-opening experience for me. It was not just about providing companionship and drinks; it was also about providing emotional support and being a friend to those in need.

and of course one day can earn up to $500… Some other host get thousands.

When I first heard that my friend was planning to get plastic surgery in her late forties, I was taken aback.

She had always been a beautiful woman since I had known her, but I never thought she would be considering going under the knife at her age. To be honest, I was worried about her. What would be the repercussions of getting surgery, especially when you’re over 40?

But as I got to know more about her situation, I began to understand her decision. My friend was a successful businesswoman who was just a few years away from turning fifty. She was single and enjoyed her independence, but she was starting to feel self-conscious about her body.

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She had always been petite, but over the years her body had begun to change, and her breasts had begun to sag. She felt that she didn’t look as attractive as she did when she was younger, and she wanted to do something to change that.

After discussing it with her, I learned that my friend had done her research and had decided to get a breast augmentation. She wanted to go from a small B cup to a full C cup. She had been to several consultations with board-certified plastic surgeons and had made the decision that she was comfortable with. But I was still worried about her.

When I asked my friend about the risks involved in getting plastic surgery at her age, she was surprisingly knowledgeable. She explained to me that any surgery carries risks, but that the risks are much lower for someone her age. She also pointed out that the breast implant technology had improved significantly in recent years, making it much safer than it used to be. She also told me that she had chosen a very experienced, board-certified plastic surgeon and that she had consulted with him extensively before making her decision.

I was still a bit hesitant, but I had to admit that she had done her homework and seemed to be making an informed decision. I decided to support her and be there for her throughout the process.

My friend underwent the surgery and was very happy with the outcome. She looked and felt great and was very pleased with her new figure. She said that she had finally achieved the look she had been striving for, and that she was glad she had decided to go through with the procedure.

I now understand that it’s not just for younger women, and that it can be done safely and effectively in older ages as well. I also learned that it’s important to do your research and make sure you are choosing the right surgeon before undergoing any procedure.

My friend is now in her fifties and she looks amazing. She says that she feels more confident and beautiful than ever, and I’m so happy for her. I’m glad that she was able to achieve the look she wanted and that she made an informed decision.

Dating someone much younger than you can be a daunting experience. I know because I’ve done it.

As a thirty-something woman, I recently went on a date with an eighteen-year-old guy who I found quite attractive. While I was initially hesitant, I quickly realized that age was just a number and that we had so much in common.

I met this young man through a mutual friend, and while I was initially hesitant to pursue anything further, I was intrigued by his confidence and charm.

I had never dated someone so much younger than me before, but I figured why not give it a shot? After all, people are attracted to each other for different reasons, and I was drawn to him because he was handsome, intelligent, and had a good sense of humor.

When we went on our first date, I was pleasantly surprised. We talked for hours and I found myself completely at ease with him. I was so surprised that I was able to have such an open and honest conversation with someone so much younger than me. We discussed our views on different topics, from politics to dating, and I found his perspective to be refreshing and insightful.

Despite our age difference, I realized that we had so much in common. We both enjoyed the same music, movies, and activities, and we had similar values and interests. I was amazed at how much we had in common and I couldn’t believe how comfortable I felt around him.

As our relationship progressed, I realized that our age difference was not a hindrance. In fact, it was quite the opposite. I was happy to be able to share my experiences and knowledge with him, while he was able to offer me a fresh and youthful perspective on life.

At the end of the day, I don’t mind dating someone so much younger than me because he is handsome. After all, age is just a number and it doesn’t define us. Everyone is different and has something unique to offer, so why not take a chance and explore the unknown?

I’m not sure where our relationship will go, but I’m enjoying the ride. I’m excited to see what the future holds for us and I’m thankful for the opportunity to explore the unknown. I don’t mind dating someone so much younger than me because he is handsome and I have found that there is more to relationships than just physical attraction. Age is just a number and I’m glad I took the chance to find out just how much we have in common.

A few weeks ago I got an unexpected text message from an old acquaintance. We hadn’t talked in a few years and I had no idea why she was reaching out. She said she had something really important to tell me, and wanted to meet up in person to discuss it.

At first, I assumed she wanted to catch up and catch up with me.

I hadn’t seen her since poly, and I was excited to see what she’d been up to all these years. But as I drove to the meeting place, my excitement quickly turned to suspicion.

When I arrived, I was greeted by a woman I didn’t recognize. She introduced herself as the friend’s business partner and said that my friend had asked her to meet me.

My suspicions were confirmed when she asked me to join her MLM company. She said it was an amazing opportunity and that I had a great chance of making a lot of money. She was very convincing and I almost said yes.

But then I remembered why I had gotten the text message in the first place. I asked her if my friend had sent her to ask me out on a date, and she admitted that it was a ruse. She said that my friend had asked her to pretend to ask me out so that she could try and sell me on her MLM company.

I was pissed off! I felt like a fool for believing that my old acquaintance wanted to catch up with me. I thanked the woman for her time, turned down her offer, and left.

As I drove home, I realized that I had been taken advantage of. Although the woman had been convincing in her sales pitch, I should have known better than to fall for it. I was angry with myself for not seeing through the ruse and disappointed that my old acquaintance had used me this way.

At the same time, I was also thankful that I hadn’t been scammed out of any money. I knew that if I had said yes, I could have easily been taken advantage of and lost a lot of money.

The other day I made a booking for a massage at a hotel in Kuala Lumpur. I had seen the photos of the masseuse and I thought it looked too good to be true. I was looking forward to a relaxing massage and I was expecting the woman in the photo to show up at the hotel.

Little did I know that the woman who showed up was completely different from the photo I had seen. She was almost twice the width and her arms were thicker than my legs. I couldn’t believe my eyes.

My first reaction was “BABI CB!!” knn one babi appeared.

It turns out that the massage parlour had sent me a different woman from the one in the photo. The woman standing in front of me was definitely not the one I had seen in the pictures. I was shocked and I couldn’t believe that this was the woman they had sent me.

I asked the woman what was going on and she told me that she was a “special service”. I had no idea what she was talking about and I was confused. She then explained to me that she was a “chicken” and that she was sent to me as a “special service”.

I was horrified and I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. I was disgusted and I couldn’t bring myself to do anything with the woman.

The pimp who had sent her to me was trying to convince me to take her, but I refused and I asked him to leave.

I was so angry and disgusted that I left the hotel. I was appalled at the way they had treated me and I wanted to make sure that this kind of thing didn’t happen to anyone else.

I hope that my story serves as a warning to other people who are thinking of booking a massage in Kuala Lumpur.

Dishonest Phone Shops

Does anyone else buy their phones from Shopee sellers with SG local set?

Not sure if this is a norm, where they claim to provide 1 year warranty, but it is actually 1 year from the phone’s manufacture date instead of your purchase date.

I bought a phone from 8thavemobile from Shopee in March 2022, and today when I reached out to them as my phone is having an issue, they said my warranty was no longer valid as it started before my phone was bought… That means my phone effectively had only 9 months warranty.

When I clarified if they gave me a phone with less than 1 year warranty, all they could say was “apologies on the miscomm”.

Is this a normal thing for phones bought from non telco stores? Or was the seller just not honest and not transparent?

Netizens’ comments

1. If I buy electronics online, I only buy from official stores. The price from non official stores may be tempting but most of the time, it is not worth the trouble. During flash sales, sometimes the price at official store can be lower than these non official stores.
2. You should make a complaint to Shopee’s customer service helpline. They are usually pretty helpful. Document everything that was discussed between you and the seller, as well as the product listing page (check your order history).
3. You pay a price, I use to get angry about this type of nonsense and when I buy the cheap phones. Nowadays u need to know, why officially outlets are more expensive 🙂
4. Most likely they sold you a refurbished phone that someone else bought returned and the phone company flipped to Shopee seller. Warranty is not with phone supplier ie Samsung direct?
   If it is 1 year warranty with shoppee I would complain to them about the warranty it absolutely should be from purchase date and seller is. Con artist. This happened to me on Lazada and they gave me a full cash refund
5. Most of the time you do get a bargain of a few hundred dollars off. Gotta go with it with eyes wide open as most of these could be activated sets which are then resold back within days of buyers remorse.
6. Idk why people still buy phones from non-official retailers,so many things can go wrong and had gone wrong because people want to save a hundred dollars. End of the day everyone need to make money don’t expect a product to be cheap out of the kindness of their hearts. If you want to buy a cheap phone,buy a cheap phone, dont buy expensive phone then try to compromise for something cheaper.