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‘Why do they still expect males to pay for dates?’: Man sparks online backlash for claiming SG women treat men as ‘second-class citizens’

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SINGAPORE: A person has sparked on-line backlash after claiming that Singaporean girls deal with males as “second-class residents” and all the time count on them to foot the invoice on dates.

In a put up on the r/SingaporeRaw subreddit, he argued slightly passionately that girls, who don’t serve Nationwide Service (NS) or take part in reservist duties like males, ought to tackle obligations “extra pretty in life” slightly than manipulate, act entitled, or deal with males as default suppliers.

“Personally, I don’t pay for any dates past a 50/50 break up,” he shared. “If we hang around as mates, it’s 50/50.”

Searching for opinions, he requested others, “Are Singaporean girls very entitled and smug? Why do they nonetheless count on males to pay for dates?”

“Please keep away from us.”

Unsurprisingly, the put up rapidly ruffled feathers. 

Many Redditors slammed him for sounding bitter and out of contact. 

One consumer questioned the premise of his put up, writing, “The place are you getting your consensus that sufficient girls are asking males to pay for his or her meals on dates to make this put up? Possibly you must discover higher girls so far, and NS has nothing to do with this bro what.”

One other commented, “Yeah and males shouldn’t count on girls to be the principle caregiver or do all family chores if each work and contribute to bills. I don’t want a person to pay for dates however I received’t like a person who will complain about that both.”

A 3rd chimed in, saying he ought to “keep single” if he’s so reluctant to cowl the invoice. “Erm… as a person, if you happen to ask a lady out for a date, it’s socially anticipated that you simply decide up the invoice. For those who insist on a 50/50 break up on first dates and are so stingy, then I counsel you keep single.”

A fourth sarcastically added, “Sure, we’re very entitled and smug. Please keep away from us.”

Nonetheless, regardless of the backlash he acquired, some customers got here to his defence. One remarked, “They’re smug as a result of many males have allow them to be like that for therefore lengthy, it’s second nature to them.”

One other argued, “If we actually need to deal with all sexes equally, gender roles must be adjusted, together with whereas relationship.”

In different information, a Singaporean took to Reddit to share that the monetary advisory (FA) agency he interned with is now asking him to cough up greater than S$1,000 after his departure.

Posting his expertise on the r/askSingapore discussion board on Friday (Dec 12), the person defined that shortly after “ghosting” his supervisor and leaving the corporate, he acquired an electronic mail stating that he owed the agency over S$1,000. The fees had been listed as charges for “Skilled Indemnity Cowl” and a “6-Month Path to Success Recruitment Incentive Clawback.”

Learn extra: Ex-intern says FA agency demanded S$1K after he resigned, asks if that is authorized





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