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[AhMeng]

Josephine Teo Regrets Making ‘Small Space’ Remark, Claims It Was A Private Joke
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In 2016, Manpower Minister Josephine Teo set social media ablaze after she famously said that “you need a very small space to have sex“.

Recently, Mrs Teo was asked about the exact quote during a sit-down with Ms Sumiko Tan from The Straits Times — an interview published on 8 Sep.

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In response, Mrs Teo expressed regret for making the remark and claimed that it was a “private joke”.

Josephine Teo said she shouldn’t have made the remark

Mrs Teo’s interview took place at the Two Chefs zi char restaurant, which she’s “indebted to” for graciously vacating their previous premises to make way for a childcare centre.

The popular eatery Two Chefs is located in her Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC ward.
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The pair touched on numerous topics during the interview, ranging from her family to her childhood.

But the most outstanding of them all would arguably be her ‘small space’ remark 3 years back that made headlines in Singapore.

When asked about the comment, Mrs Teo’s response was simple and to the point,

I should not have said that. It was meant as a private joke.​

She also said given the fact that she’s constantly in the public eye, “nothing is really private anymore”. She considered this a lesson learnt.

Someone who speaks her mind

Mrs Teo also touched on her straightforward personality, which seems to come as a double-edged sword in recent times.

During the interview, she was described as someone who “speaks frankly and freely“, which differentiates her from most Singapore politicians.

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However, Mrs Teo concedes that she can be “too straight” at times, and is aware that some people may not be a fan of that. She was quoted as saying,

Unfortunately, I think I talk a bit too straight. Some people don’t take very well to that. My husband & friends are used to it. It’s like that, I say (it).​

You can read the full write-up of the interview here.

A brave move to speak openly about the controversial remark

We are heartened that Mrs Teo has chosen to speak openly about her controversial remark.

Now that we have a better understanding of her personality, what do you think of her rationale behind the controversial ‘sex in small spaces’ remark? Let us know in the comments below.

Featured image adapted from YouTube.

 

[AhMeng]

Never underestimate the power of saying sorry – especially if you're a politician | Life and style
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Apologising is embarrassingly old-fashioned. Not the concept itself, I mean, but the execution. Think about it: when you want to apologise to someone you typically have to use your vocal cords, an analogue, inefficient form of technology. And while it is, of course, possible to email, tweet or text your apology – complete with sad-face emoji – none of these platforms were really designed with the complexities of contrition in mind. Shockingly, there just isn’t a sorry-specific messaging option available. Thank God, then, for Greta Van Susteren, who spotted this gap in the market and is launching an app called, you guessed it, Sorry.

Van Susteren, a former US cable news anchor and the 94th most powerful woman in the world according to Forbes’s 2016 list, recently announced this exciting app-ology innovation via Facebook. The service launches on Tuesday and will let you privately “accept or reject apologies from a friend”. So, let’s say, purely hypothetically, that you routinely hit the snooze button 19 times in a row every morning, waking your partner up each time. Well, now you will be able to apologise via an app and, in turn, they can choose whether to accept this apology. I know that alone sounds like life-changing stuff, but there’s more! You can also vote on whether you “accept or reject apologies of public figures”. So it’s basically like The X Factor, then, but for public regret.

Now, I’ve got to admit, when I first heard about the Sorry app my initial reaction was, this sounds idiotic. After Googling Van Susteren and discovering she’s a Scientologist, my second reaction was, of course this idiotic app was invented by a Scientologist. After considering the matter more carefully, however, my third reaction was, I’m sorry for my mean-spirited thoughts, this app is exactly what the world needs right now. We all ought to be apologising a lot more and anything that encourages this is to be celebrated.

It may just be a five-letter word, but don’t underestimate the power of saying sorry. Even if you don’t mean it. And most of the time we don’t really mean it; sorry, after all, is an amazingly elastic expression. It can signify everything from, “I deeply regret having wronged you,” to “I deeply regret that you’re a moron who hasn’t grasped the simple fact that you shouldn’t stand on the left side of the escalator.” But even when sorry is simply used as a civil stand-in for “get out of my way” rather than a genuine declaration of remorse, frequent apologising is a positive thing. It makes the world a nicer, politer place. God knows we could all do with a little bit of that at the moment. What’s more, research shows that superfluous apologising builds empathy and makes people more likely to trust you. Studies in the US, where suing is a national pastime and apologising isn’t quite as enthusiastically embraced as it is in our sorry country, also suggest that when doctors apologise to their patients, they are less likely to be sued for malpractice.

Despite the fact that saying sorry can help you win friends, influence people and lower your risk of a medical malpractice lawsuit, apologising has had a bit of a bad rap lately. Particularly if you’re a woman. Indeed, over the last few years, women have been made to feel like they should apologise for saying sorry too much. Over-apologising, we’ve been told, is pathetic and makes us look weak. Someone even invented a Chrome extension, Just Not Sorry, which helps you remove apologies from your emails.

But perhaps the tide is turning now. Perhaps, instead of telling women to stop being so polite, we’ve realised that it makes more sense to ask everyone else to be a little more contrite. Van Susteren’s Sorry app isn’t the only recent initiative encouraging apologising. A new campaign called the Apology Clause is asking the UK government to clarify the law to make it clearer to companies that an apology is not an admission of liability. The campaign hopes that by doing this, more businesses will at the very least apologise when they mess up. The thinking is that, currently, a lot of companies don’t apologise even when they should, because they’re worried about the legal repercussions.

I reckon we could do with a campaign like that specifically aimed at politicians. As a group, they seem to find it remarkably challenging to say the S-word, even when they’ve done something disgraceful. Which means we all have to waste our energy calling on them to just say sorry, damn it, until they finally cave in. It would make things much easier if parliament replaced Question Timewith Apology Time, and everyone went around the chamber saying sorry for all the awful things they had done recently. People at home could vote on whether they accepted the apology, and if they didn’t, the MP would have to resign on the spot. Now, I know you might be thinking, that would take forever and would prevent politicians from getting any, you know, politicking done … Sorry, but I think that would actually be quite a good thing, don’t you?

 

[bonds]

*Its a honest mistake.


Lets move on.*

 

[Valium]

Private joke share in public.
Don't talk cock!!! Spread those legs and show me how you fuck in a drain. I want to see your cheebye move.

 

[sweetiepie]

KNN the peanut case is joke or serious KNN

 

[Leepotism]

Using Sumiko Tan to help her win votes. Anyway Sumiko Tan is just another Pappy bitch.

 

[Valium]

Using Sumiko Tan to help her win votes. Anyway Sumiko Tan is just another Pappy bitch.

Sumiko needs to be spread wide and have her cheebye smacked also.

 

[laksaboy]

So disgusting for the propagandist media to do 'softball' interviews for the pappies.

https://ifonlysingaporeans.blogspot.com/2019/04/pm-lee-hsien-loong-interview-with.html

 

[AhMeng]

So disgusting for the propagandist media to do 'softball' interviews for the pappies.

https://ifonlysingaporeans.blogspot.com/2019/04/pm-lee-hsien-loong-interview-with.html

I also say lor. Erection lai liao all pretend pretend. After erection, she will MOCK at Sinkies again. Lol

 

[myfoot123]

Using Sumiko Tan to help her win votes. Anyway Sumiko Tan is just another Pappy bitch.

We need her to help plunge ST shares into oblivion and then happily let fatty Ng Yat Chung insert into her rat smelling cunt.

 

[Froggy]

Josephine Teo Regrets Making ‘Small Space’ Remark, Claims It Was A Private Joke
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No space at home can always pay a little for bigger space elsewhere like this

 

[AhMeng]

No space at home can always pay a little for bigger space elsewhere like this

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Song song Froggy Lol

 

[Leckmichamarsch]

*Its a honest mistake.


Lets move on.*

Clawback her salary

 

[laksaboy]

No space at home can always pay a little for bigger space elsewhere like this

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I've seen plenty of Bangla worker and Pinoy maid couples check in and out of the many 'short time hotels' on weekends.
They earn little money, can only see each other once per week and may be sent back to their home countries at anytime. And yet they are happy enjoying the companionship. You have to admire their love.

 

[Semaj2357]

Song song Froggy Lol

bet kakpow won't say that if he gets out of tune - you can see his puying holding a pair of tongs to kiap his balls, to hit the high notes

 

[po2wq]

she shud juz cry n craim her words twisted ...

 

[greedy and cunning]

Private joke share in public.
Don't talk cock!!! Spread those legs and show me how you fuck in a drain. I want to see your cheebye move.

haha
u beri vulgar

 

[Valium]

haha
u beri vulgar

You don't want to see her cheebye?

 

[myfoot123]

I've seen plenty of Bangla worker and Pinoy maid couples check in and out of the many 'short time hotels' on weekends.
They earn little money, can only see each other once per week and may be sent back to their home countries at anytime. And yet they are happy enjoying the companionship. You have to admire their love.

Many of them have wife or husband at home. Horny Bangala provide transient tool to cure temporary pussy itch. Hotel 81 boss became a billionaire not out of the blue. You sure can find love in modern slavery.

 

[mojito]

Such a humber and down to earth mp. Why can't oppies be like that?