A netizen shared a story on Facebook after he cannot tahan his girlfriend anymore.

Here is the story:

 I have been loyal to my gf throughout our 2 year relationship yet every month or two she tries to find an excuse to suspect me of cheating. It is really getting super taxing on me to have to prove my innocence to her over her expletives and insults every so often when I have done absolutely nothing wrong.

It adds unnecessary drama to my life and comes out of the blue each time. I’ve fine everything I can to show her I am committed and we both know I put in at least twice as much into this relationship. 

The reason for her insecurity?

She has had no bfs before me and I’ve had 6 gfs before her. Hence she experiences serious retroactive jealousy.

I’ve never cheated on anyone and don’t talk to any of my exes after breaking up. Another reason for our different histories is I am eleven years older than her. 

When I go out, she check how much money I bring and check if i got bring my credit cards along, when I return home she will count the amount of money I spend and check my credit card bills monthly.

If I come back i no show the receipts of how much I spend, I tio gan.

She said she check my credit card bill so that she will know if I got spend money on romantic places other than her. Sometimes she also logged in my online banking to see where I draw money from which ATM.

She even cross-reference my credit card spending history with my Phone’s location timeline. Macham I got 11 phones on my body or what.

Recently I suspect other than the phone she got put an apple tag or some sort of tracking device on me. Cause i purposely disturb her back say want to check her credit card history and I saw a few items that are quite disturbing.

Macham she working as Janis Bond 007.

Every time I bring up a friend, as long as female, even if it’s someone I know from JC days, her first question will be did you f*** her before? It’s super annoying for me. 

Is her behaviour normal or at least acceptable to most people?

A netizen shared a story about how his friend fell in love with a Geylang prostitute and took a bank loan to get her to stop sleeping with others.

Here is the story:

“My friend basically falls in love with any and every girl who gives him the slightest attention.

So basically he had been visiting this same Thai prostitute at Geylang every week and he really liked her.

He asked her if she would be his girlfriend, and because his “package” included the girlfriend experience, of course she said yes.

He asked her why she became a prostitute in the first place and she said that her family back home needed money and was in debt of more than $20k, including the money that she owed the “OKT”.

He then went to take a bank loan for her because he wanted to free her from prostitution and take care of her.

He passed the loan money to her and told her that he will take care of her, all she needs to do is be with him.

Her eyes lit up when she saw the loan money.

She readily accepted the loan money and agreed to everything he wanted.

They dated for a couple of weeks but after that she disappeared, blocked him on every social media and blocked his number as well.

He sorta knew that she scammed him of his loan money and is heartbroken..”

Editor’s note: Your friend took out a bank loan… For a prostitute… To free her… He think this one what, Nicholas Sparks movie ah?

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As of 17 October 2021, 12pm, the Ministry of Health has detected a total of 3,058 new cases of COVID-19 infection in Singapore.

Among the cases 2,454 in the community, 601 in the migrant worker dormitories and 3 imported cases.

9 passed away

9 more cases have passed away from complications due to COVID-19 infection.

Of these, 6 were male Singaporeans and 3 were female Singaporeans, aged between 57 and 100 years. Amongst them, 7 had been unvaccinated against COVID-19, and 2 had been vaccinated. 8 of them had various underlying medical conditions, while an unvaccinated case had no known medical conditions. 

Singapore’s death toll for covid-19 is at 233

Xu Yan was sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment and fined 300,000 yuan for his illegal gains.

Xu Yan’s behaviour has constituted the crime of extortion, But she voluntarily surrendered and truthfully explain the facts of the crime. So the court reduced the sentence from 13 years jail to 7 years.

The case reveals that at least 7 officials were involved, some of them holding high positions in various departments.

China’s media revealed that the girl originated from a poor background and shortly after becoming a Police she would sleep around to get benefits such as promotions and money.

After sleeping with the high ranking officials she blackmail them for money, The blackmail range from cash and houses.

The father of the woman said that she did not blackmail and claims that the public officials “played” his daughter,” It’s them who made the mistake,I can’t put all the blame on my daughter’s head.”

A famous blogger who goes by the name of sunwear posted a post that attracted attention from international media.

The blogger who was not happy with the services of thank decided to draw 5million yuan from the bank and make the staff count all of them.

The money was packed in luggage and the bank has since verified the story stating that they are investigating the customer services of the staff.

He also transfers 10s of millions to other banks.

The total amount he transferred and withdrawn from the bank was about 10milliion yuan (over 2 million Singapore dollars)

A netizen received calls from a foreign number with the photos of the Singapore Police Force.

Scammers out there will use all methods to cheat people out there.

Another netizen answered the call and said he received an unsolicited phone call from an unknown person impersonating a Police official.

The usual, “police is here, your under-investigation, pay up or u go to jail”

Educate yourself

For more information on scams, members of the public can visit www.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.

All information will be kept strictly confidential.

The decomposing body of a 69-year-old elderly man was found after the rotting corpse emitted foul smells coming out of the unit, according to Shin Min Daily News.

The incident happened at Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre on 9 October at around 5.26pm.

A wholesaler at the market said that he smelled an odour at 11am on 9 October that found a smelly liquid flowing out from one of the units.

He informed the management but nothing was nothing so he then called the police when he came back from his delivery.

The police then arrived and moved the corpse.

The police said that the man had died of natural causes and he was found motionless.

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