A netizen shared how he is married with a son but is attracted to another woman and is thinking of confessing to her.
Here is the story:
“Hi, I am a married man and have a son with my wife. I think I am infatuated with a common female friend of me and my wife.
Before I got married, I already noticed this woman but she has a BF then. We met several times in person during the holidays and I think my feelings grew more for her.
The girl is now separated from her husband which made her more appealing to me as she seems available.
The common friend is not a hot woman in general definition but I really like her looks (mild pointed eyes, straight hair, medium lips), her personality and way of thinking.
I find it hard to keep the feeling to myself.
Should I tell directly to her that I find her beautiful (inside/out) and I like her?”
Editor’s note: Why would you do that to your wife and kid?
A netizen shared how he found out his sister is cheating on her boyfriend with his good friend, and asks why when girls cheat it’s okay.
Here is the story:
If a guy date another girl while in a relationship, it is always considered as cheating. The guy will be labelled as a jerk. But what if it’s the other way round? The girl is seeing another guy while in a relationship, will it be ok?
The social norm seem to be ok as it is always perceived that girls are to choose their prince, and should be able to date a few guys at the same time.
The reason I am asking is because I found out that my sister is actually dating one of my buddy and she already have a boyfriend for 1 year.
I question her about it and she said that girls are allowed to choose the guy they want to be with. She is just taking time to make the right choice, and that there is nothing to fuss about it.
I am confuse.
On one hand, she does seem to have a point and that it seem it is to everyone best interested that I mind my own business.
On the other hand, it doesn’t seem so right and I feel I should let my buddy know.”
Editor’s note: “She does seem to have a point,” no buddy, she doesn’t have any point at all.
A netizen shared how she lent $90k to a man that she met on an online dating app and only gotten back about $11k.
Here is the story:
“Really in need of some advice.
Sometime in 2019, I met a Singaporean guy on an online dating app and I ended up lending him $90k.
Fast forward to today, he has only paid $11,300 and has always delayed on repayments. He treats me like a fool, always committing to pay on a specific date but the repayments never ever comes in.
Should I:
(i) spend $5k to hire a lawyer to sue him (i have an IOU) and the legal costs can escalate to $30k with possibly nothing to recover cause he really seems broke
(ii) spend $4k upfront on a licensed debt collector and have them take 20% commission on every dollar repaid
What will you do? Really need some advice as I am sick and tired of chasing him for repayment month after month.”
Editor’s note: You lent $90k to a guy you just met? Wow…
According to a Police media release, a residential unit was broken into and robbed.
The Police said that a 46-year-old man has been arrested for his alleged involvement in a case of housebreaking and attempted robbery.
Background:
On 29 December 2021, at around 1.00 AM, the Police received a report that a residential unit located along Chin Swee Road had been broken into, A bag and wallet containing some bank cards and personal belongings were purportedly stolen from the premises.
Officers from Centra Police Division uncover the man’s identity through investigations and the use of photos from police cameras and CCTVs, and he was detained on 30 December 2021.
The man will be charged in court on 31 December 2021
Penalties:
If the man is found guilty of housebreaking and theft, he can face up to a maximum imprisonment term of 10 years, and a fine.
A 61-year-old Singaporean man, Aziz Khan Shar Khan, pleaded guilty to one count of voluntarily causing grievous hurt.
He was sentenced on 29 December to 10 months imprisonment with an additional enhanced sentence of 24 days jail for committing the offence while he was out on remission.
Aziz and another 70-year-old man, Ahmad Robinson, were drinking inside a bus and the 62-year-old bus driver, who noticed it, stopped his bus and locked the doors.
Aziz then held the bus driver down as Ahmad attacked the driver, breaking the victim’s nose.
A warrant of arrest was previously issued for Ahmad on 1 December after he failed to show up at court and at the time of writing, the wanted man remains at large.
What happened?
Aziz and Ahmad were drinking alcohol when they later boarded a bus at Selarang Halfway House on 2 November at about 10.35am.
The bus driver noticed that they were drinking beer and told him o put on their masks, as he reported the incident to his control room and was advised to stop the bus and lock the doors after they made a police report.
The driver then stopped his bus along Loyang Avenue.
The two men then confronted the driver and shouted at him, demanding for the doors to be opened, but the victim held his ground and refused.
They then threatened him and Aziz grabbed the driver’s shirt before going back to his seat, Ahmad then used vulgarities on the driver and grabbed his shirt, and a fight then broke out.
The bus driver then took out his phone to try and make a phone call but it was hit out of his hands by Ahmad, with Aziz then joining in and restraining the victim.
Ahmad then climbed over the bus driver’s cabin door and entered the driver’s cabin area, slapping, punching, kicking and hitting the driver’s face, nose and head area numerous times.
The bus doors were then accidentally opened and the two assailants then fled the scene.
The police were then called by another bus passenger.
The victim was shown to have suffered a nasal fracture in an X-ray and was granted hospitalisation leave of 7 days.
Aziz’s sentence was backdated to 3 November, while Ahmad is still at large.
We ordered duo bundle 6pcs and 8 pcs set on 31th Dec for our dinner,the delivery time is supposed to be 5:30pm-6pm but it was delayed until 9pm+
The horrible thing is that the 6pcs Max’s fried chicken i ordered seemed as if they had been eaten.They were very dry ,pieces were falling apart.The chicken looked very unappetising.
We had already contacted the seller once received.But it seems like they were not apologetic at all.
A video has been circulating on Whatsapp of an auntie who made a scene on a bus.
A man in blue was seen walking off the bus and the auntie started to grab him and later even confronted the driver.
The driver explained that the man is drunk and has no money. While the drunk man was seen leaving the bus the crazy auntie started to grab the man and argued with the bus driver.
The bus driver then told the auntie that the bus is behind schedule and the auntie continues her drama on the bus.
A fight broke out at a dormitory at Woodlands and a 37-year-old man was killed after being allegedly hit in the head with a wooden plank.
The wooden plank purportedly had screws attached to it.
The police said that they were alerted to a fight at a dormitory located at Woodlands Industrial Park at about 1.25am on 1 January.
The police arrived at the scene and found the victim, Mr Rajendran Shanmugasundran, lying down motionless on the ground after sustaining injuries to his head.
The man was conveyed unconscious to the hospital and later died from his injuries, and a 26-year-old man, Paneer Vetrival, was arrested.
The two men had apparently gotten into a dispute at the dormitory.
Charged in court
Paneer was remanded following his arrest for further investigations and was charged in court earlier today (2 January) with voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous weapon.
His case has been adjourned to 7 January.
Upon conviction of voluntarily causing grievous hurt with a dangerous weapon, Paneer could be sentenced to life imprisonment and caning; or imprisonment of up to 15 years, caned and fined.
A video emerged online showing a group of gangsters fighting with each other on New Year’s day in the middle of the road.
The incident happened at Tekka, on the streets.
The video begins with a man in white throwing a punch at another man before the others jumped in – flying kicks and punches were seen being thrown at each other.
Two of the men punched a guy wearing berms before he ran away and the others in the group then gave chase.
The fight then escalated to worse proportions and at one point, potted plants were seen being thrown at the man.
The group of men then took their fight from the streets into a nearby coffee shop.
Potential penalties
According to Chapter 224 of the Penal Code, anyone who disturbs public peace by fighting in public is guilty of committing an affray.
Upon conviction, offenders could face a jail term of up to one year and/or a fine of up to $5,000.
According to Chapter 321 of the Penal Code, anyone who performs an act that causes hurt to a person is guilty of Voluntarily Causing Hurt.
Upon conviction, offenders could face a jail term of up to 3 years and/or a fine of up to $5,000.
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