My bf is 16 years older than me and currently have 2 kids in their teens. However his relationship with his wife is bad and they are intending to get a divorce by next year, sell their house away and move on individually.

They will be having joint custody, so the kids will be taking their turns to stay in each other’s place. We met through work and we are working in the same industry. We been together for months, and I have always given him the time he needed, and he still thinks that’s not enough.

He said I prioritise everything over him, my family, friends and career even though I am meeting him every other day. I feel that he is not giving me the sense of security that I want and I feel stress telling him that I am meeting my friends, as he will always asked me not to go out too late.

There was once I am late, he got angry and expects me for an apology. So WhatsApp have this double tick seen function, whenever I was busy, I didn’t even read this text, so he said that I didn’t treat him as important cause I don’t bother to read, then when I am free, I will reply everything,

However to him, he chose to read without replying and even forgotten about it. What should I do?

Should I continue the relationship? TIA

As of 14 September 2021, 12pm, the Ministry of Health has detected a total of 837 new cases of COVID-19 infection in Singapore, with 755 in the community, 77 in the migrant worker dormitories and 5 imported cases.

809 cases are currently warded in hospital. There are currently 75 cases of serious illness requiring oxygen supplementation, and 9 in critical condition in the intensive care unit (ICU).

Over the last 28 days, the percentage of unvaccinated who became severely ill or died is 6.1%, while that for the fully vaccinated is 1.1%.

As of 13 September 2021, 81% of our population has completed their full regimen/ received two doses of COVID-19 vaccines, and 84% has received at least one dose.

All Saints Home is the latest cluster it is located in Jurong East.

Cluster information

Shake Mohammed Abdul Samad Haji Abduraheem. 46-years-old, was sentenced to 24 weeks jail on 13 September after pleading guilty to a count each of assault, committing and act of mischief that caused disruption to a key service, as well as harassment.

He had scratched the bus driver of service 334, Low Chun Kiat, 28-years-old, at Jurong East Bus Interchange.

What happened?

Abdul Samad boarded the bus 334 on 16 February at about 1.15pm at Jurong East Bus Interchange.

He had his mask under his chin at the time.

The bus driver, Low, told him to wear his mask properly.

Abdul Samad then responded to the bus driver asking him if his mask should cover his chin, mouth, eyes or above his head.

5 minutes later, the bus driver saw that Abdul Samad was still not wearing his mask properly and told him to do so.

Abdul Samad then called him a “donkey” and hurled expletives at him.

The driver then stopped the bus near Block 490 Jurong West Avenue 1 and asked the aggressor to stay seated before he called his superiors to request assistance from the police.

Abdul Samad then tried to escape and pushed the driver, reaching for the bus control at the driver’s seat.

In the ensuing struggle, he pulled down the victim’s mask and scratched his face, while also pulling on his left ear in the fight.

A 20-year-old male is in serious problems after he cheated a 14-year-old girl to “do it” with him. He begged the girl saying that he is different from her ex-boyfriend and he will still be with her even after they “do it”. But promises are meant to be broken, he ended the relationship the next day.

The 14-year-old girl subsequently told authorities she had been “raped twice” by a boy. Following an investigation by the police, the kid was charged in court with sexual assault on a minor.

Investigations later revealed that he not only slept with the 14-year-old girl but also with another 15-year-old girl.

The 15-year-old girl also agreed to “do it” with him but she also reported to the Police later on.

As the 20-year-old is underage he could be getting probation sentenced, the case will continue on October 22 after the probation report completes.