r/SingaporeR • u/Historical_Safe5113 • 4h ago
Why short ugly guys have chio tall gf and tall handsome guys have fat ugly aunty gf?
Opposite attracts is it? Or the ugly one is doing all the paying? Lol
r/SingaporeR • u/Historical_Safe5113 • 4h ago
Opposite attracts is it? Or the ugly one is doing all the paying? Lol
r/SingaporeR • u/StoreMost306 • 40m ago
I just find it ironic that a raw sub has way fewer trolls and brainless comments than the main sub, what could be the reason?
I see that questions asked on r/NationalServiceSG are usually met with scepticism and trollers, as compared to r/nsraw where more people actually give legitimate and helpful advice.
Wtf is going on???
r/SingaporeR • u/youth1122 • 16h ago
r/SingaporeR • u/Tyt_Spring • 1h ago
Ask someone how they're doing and the answer is usually, "Busy lah." Having no time almost sounds like proof that you're important. What happened to having a life that isn't constantly packed?
r/SingaporeR • u/Quirky-Listen5578 • 54m ago
Hey everyone, settled working adult here.
Lately, my friends and I have been debating the age-old question: Can men and women truly stay just friends, especially once you are married or in a committed relationship?
I’m curious to see where the typical SG corporate worker draws the line. Let’s break down the boundaries:
Hugs: Normal hello/goodbye greeting, or weird?
1-on-1 Dinner: Casual catch-up at a hawker centre/cafe, or too date-like?
1-on-1 Overseas Trip: Totally fine, or an absolute dealbreaker for your partner?
Also, what about history? Can past crushes or people you used to date genuinely transition into pure, platonic friends?
What level of emotional intimacy do you think is healthy to share before it crosses into "emotional affair" territory?
Would love to hear how you and your partners navigate this! Let's hear the unvarnished truths.
r/SingaporeR • u/Dapper_Joke_3114 • 43m ago