Women lamenting their Singaporean boyfriends. Sounds familiar? Complaints like “don’t bother to dress up”, “too stingy”, “too traditional” have been heard one too many times.
But before you call it quits with your Singaporean boyfriend, take another look at these situations. Because beneath the surface lie all these other qualities he has that will determine if he is a keeper.
Or any other computer game for that matter.
Well, I don’t know if I’ll marry just for a text, but that’s a keeper for sure.
If he can’t do it on his own, he will gather his brudders and xiongdis around you, forming a bro-wall-forcefield to protect you from all contact with other males.
No reason why you shouldn’t feel safe.
Honesty is the best policy, right?
“Sorry la dear. I buy you Chanel bag okay?”
Your school is in Pulau NTU, but you stay in Pulau Ubin? No problem.
Not very far what.
He has to show everyone that you’re his one and only zha bor.
He doesn’t mind growing fat. He’ll even take pride in the fact that he is doing so for your sake.
Move over monthsaries, there is a new anniversary in town. “Darling, let’s celebrate this special day. Our 123rd daysary.”
Because you mean that much to him.
“Diao simi diao. Beo my zha bor. WANT TO FIGHT AH?”
How gallant is that?
“Shall I help you carry your bags too?”
As long as you’re happy.
All you have to do is whine a little.
This list is non-exhaustive but we hope this flawed and biased guide has helped you somewhat decide if your Singaporean boyfriend is worth your while. Let us know if there are any other boyfriend traits that you’d like to valiantly defend!
Also, read our guy version on 11 signs to know your Singaporean girlfriend is a keeper!
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