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I did. The end result was the violence and bloodshed that I am now referring to.
I do not have a clue what you are mumbling about. Either you have early symptoms of dementia or you are in menopause.
I did. The end result was the violence and bloodshed that I am now referring to.
What's stopping you from offering to pay part of the housing mortgage?
When my wife and I bought our matrimonial home, she paid about 30% of it and we each have a 50% share in the house. It was fair because 30% was all she could afford and I took it to mean she was serious about the long-term prospects of the relationship (even though we already were married).
Find your cutesy ID calls amusing, with C3PO and R2D2. Likes of star wars cantina's strange characters depicting forumers ...next, chewbacca? :p
Good Day [Claire],
In terms of land mass, there is more land and houses in Canada.
Unfortunately, in the past decade, the price of real estate in Toronto and Vancouver has increased significantly.
It has also affected the real estate in the Greater Toronto Area (commonly referred to as the "905 area", the suburbs and cities in 905 area code [289 has been added], whereas Toronto's area code is 416, and 647 has been added).
I agree with another individual who indicated that if in the past, your bf has purchased real estate with only his name on title, it is likely that he will do the same now, for all the convenience and ease for him.
In Toronto, I know of one man who does not believe in matrimony, but "live common law" with his female partner(s).
Prior to his present common law lady, he dumped his prior common "wife" whom he had been together for close to 20 years.
When that lady asked me, some 15 years ago, I indicated to her that if I was she, I would not be his "second" common law wife, because he does not believe in getting married,
as it appears that it is for his convenience. If he could dumped his first common law wife, it could happen to her.
should be "house hunting" not "home hunting"
I find most Singaporeans tend to use the term "reach" and "reaching"
rather than arrive and arriving.
There may or may not be many viable options:
1. you move in with him at his current residence
1.1 marriage
1.2 live together or "common law" as in Canada
2. you move in with him, to a new residence
2.1 as above 1.1
2.1.1 co-tenant
2.1.2 real property with only his name on title
2.2 as above 1.2
2.2.1 as in 2.1.1
2.2.2 as in 2.1.2
3. other
I believe that better sooner than later, you will have to discuss the issue of marriage or living common law with him, child or children or no children, whether or not he would ask you to sign a pre-nuptial agreement (because he appears most likely to have learned from his past experience, and would like to protect his financial wealth and "matrimonial home")
Oh dear Charlie, you are trying to test my legal skills with all these clauses, sub clauses and sub sub clauses.
Common law is not an option. My conservative parents are definitely not for such liberal practices. They have friends and relatives and certainly, I need to spare a thought for my folks. Maybe when I am in early forties, this idea is "more palatble" than now.
But Wunder's idea about letting him pay while I get my own property sounds a better idea. At least I can grow my own money, thru rental income (without him knowing), thus giving me an added layer of security. And with marriage (if it happens), at least by Singapore laws, if any unfortunate circumstance happens that leads to a split, I can still stake a claim on his assets, notwithstanding the fact that these assets aren't in my name.
The problem I have is more "mental". I am analysing all these with my brains and not my heart. It does worry me that I am losing track about who I am and whether my brain is far too overpowering over my heart. And whatsapping Sue does not help much either as she is far too objective in her assessment of men.
Fuck ranjiao meng.
Fuck ranjiao meng.
u like fucking a dick? u use your mouth or backside hole?
How about Cluny Drive?
Very near to the then Raffles Hall and the clay court, when I went to university.
Along Bukit Timah. Actual location is classified, lest some opposition cocksucker try to kill me.
Evening Big. I guess it has more to do with the local culture and comfortable environment which we grew up. I never had to snatch for food on the dining table.
Your servant fed you with a diamond spoon?
Really no bookie open odds that Claire got a lan jiao ah ?
What the fuck :p
A lanjiao shaped spoon lah :p
how to get the evidence?