• IP addresses are NOT logged in this forum so there's no point asking. Please note that this forum is full of homophobes, racists, lunatics, schizophrenics & absolute nut jobs with a smattering of geniuses, Chinese chauvinists, Moderate Muslims and last but not least a couple of "know-it-alls" constantly sprouting their dubious wisdom. If you believe that content generated by unsavory characters might cause you offense PLEASE LEAVE NOW! Sammyboy Admin and Staff are not responsible for your hurt feelings should you choose to read any of the content here.

    The OTHER forum is HERE so please stop asking.

Kopitime: I struggle to find love because I don't earn much

riceberry

Stupidman
Loyal
Joined
Aug 20, 2022
Messages
16,491
Points
113
Is it that hard to find love in Singapore?
Is it that hard to find love in Singapore? FILE PHOTO: THE STRAITS TIMES

Yesterday 04:33pm

Kopitime: I struggle to find love because I don't earn much​


For over a decade, I've been on a quest to find love, investing my time, effort and approximately $10,000 on various matchmaking agencies.

Yet, despite my persistence, I remain single, still searching for the right person to share my life with.

Since 2013, I've attended numerous speed dating events and matchmaking services from well-known local agencies, including CompleteMe, Love Express, Fabrique Love, Gai Gai, and Dating Moments.

I've also tried personalised one-on-one matchmaking through the premium service Lunch Actually.

One of the main challenges I face is seeing the same familiar faces at different events.

While I'm open to dating older women, many are uncomfortable with the idea of dating a younger man. Once they find out they are older than me, they tend to lose interest.

Another hurdle is my financial situation.

I'm a low-income earner and many women, who earn more than me, MIA on me once they learn about my income.

I also struggle with appearing approachable. I don't have the habit of smiling often, which might make me seem unfriendly or distant to potential partners. But the truth is, I'm not picky when it comes to love.

I don't seek perfection. I just hope to meet someone who is decent-looking and accepting of my financial limitations.

Going Dutch on dates is a practical necessity for me, and I hope to find someone who understands and is comfortable with that.

Nationality isn't a concern.

I'm open to dating Singaporeans and foreigners alike. I'm also open to relationships with divorcees or widows, as I believe everyone deserves a chance at love, regardless of their past.

After years of searching, I'm now reaching out in a different way - by sharing my story.

Perhaps there's someone out there who can relate to my journey or is willing to give me a chance.

Eugene
 
No money no love, PAPPY knows it very well. You cut their pay, they said not interested in politics anymore. Same for woman looking for a husband.
 
No money no love, PAPPY knows it very well. You cut their pay, they said not interested in politics anymore. Same for woman looking for a husband.
Cutting pap ministers pay is a No No as they may cry they cannot survive. 555
 
In a materialistic society like S'pore, it is understandable that no money = no honey. Men need to own a condo and car in order to get a GF.
 
What a dumbass flaccid sinkie. Who tell him to reveal his income? He should keep it a secret to maintain a mysterious aura.

But on the flip side, if the women run away after knowing your income, then they are definitely not worth it and you'll be thankful that you've dodged a bullet.
 
JLb please fuck off don’t talk about love. aMDks and niggers no money but also can also get lots of love and fucks.
 
Match making agencies. This guy is hopeless.
Even if you are low income, but show class, girls will be impressed.
 
Small dick and no money please fuck off. Go home and use your 2 fingers.
 
Last edited:
Is it that hard to find love in Singapore?
Is it that hard to find love in Singapore? FILE PHOTO: THE STRAITS TIMES

Yesterday 04:33pm

Kopitime: I struggle to find love because I don't earn much​


For over a decade, I've been on a quest to find love, investing my time, effort and approximately $10,000 on various matchmaking agencies.

Yet, despite my persistence, I remain single, still searching for the right person to share my life with.

Since 2013, I've attended numerous speed dating events and matchmaking services from well-known local agencies, including CompleteMe, Love Express, Fabrique Love, Gai Gai, and Dating Moments.

I've also tried personalised one-on-one matchmaking through the premium service Lunch Actually.

One of the main challenges I face is seeing the same familiar faces at different events.

While I'm open to dating older women, many are uncomfortable with the idea of dating a younger man. Once they find out they are older than me, they tend to lose interest.

Another hurdle is my financial situation.

I'm a low-income earner and many women, who earn more than me, MIA on me once they learn about my income.

I also struggle with appearing approachable. I don't have the habit of smiling often, which might make me seem unfriendly or distant to potential partners. But the truth is, I'm not picky when it comes to love.

I don't seek perfection. I just hope to meet someone who is decent-looking and accepting of my financial limitations.

Going Dutch on dates is a practical necessity for me, and I hope to find someone who understands and is comfortable with that.

Nationality isn't a concern.

I'm open to dating Singaporeans and foreigners alike. I'm also open to relationships with divorcees or widows, as I believe everyone deserves a chance at love, regardless of their past.

After years of searching, I'm now reaching out in a different way - by sharing my story.

Perhaps there's someone out there who can relate to my journey or is willing to give me a chance.

Eugene
As a man, you are expected to work hard and rise to the challenges and grow rich. No one is going to pity a man who just complain. :frown:
 
Please dun have too high expectations of a man …

I knew many low income salarymen who live well .. they are either married or single :smile:
 
If you have to use a match making agency…you are really fucked socially
 
What a dumbass flaccid sinkie. Who tell him to reveal his income? He should keep it a secret to maintain a mysterious aura.

But on the flip side, if the women run away after knowing your income, then they are definitely not worth it and you'll be thankful that you've dodged a bullet.
yahor. instead of incum, may be can show his outcum (in copious amount), to let his date have creampie for dessert.
 
Back
Top