American girl studying in Singapore: Singapore men is the best! | The Real Singapore
"I'm an American girl currently studying in SMU who migrated to Singapore, and am currently attached to a Singaporean guy.
I have been in several relationships with western guys.
When I started dating my Singaporean boyfriend, I was completely taken aback by the kindness that he showed me. Even simple things like pulling out my chair for me and walking me to the bus stop.
I NEVER had a boyfriend do things like this for me and when he does these simple things for me it makes me so happy.
In my previous relationships, I was always the person giving.
I would clean, cook and bake, buy presents for my boyfriend, etc. just about everything you can think of for these lazy j**ks.
And they would still yell at me, threaten me, tell me I wasn't good enough or crazy when I asked them why they didn't appreciate the things I do for them.
I had almost given up on love before I met my Singaporean boyfriend and I had completely given up on the idea that a guy could give me half as much as I am willing to give them.
When I came to Asia to study abroad, I was amazed by the effort that the men here put into their relationships.
The kindness, compassion, and respect they have for women.
I have nothing to say to girls who can't appreciate how hard working and amazing you all are.
To Singaporean guys that are still single out there or with their demanding Singaporean girlfriends I have one thing to say - Please let me remind you that Singapore is a very small place.
I think some of you should start looking elsewhere for girls that can truly appreciate you."
Someone pointed out that this was also on SMU Confessions.
Original author, in comment:
"Hello Everyone,
I am the original author of this post.
The person who posted this article has almost completely quoted a comment that I posted as a response to this article.
http://therealsingapore.com/content/dear-real-singapore-i-am-never-good-enough-my-girlfriend
Yes, that picture is fake, but I would like to assure you all that the story is real.
Please look at the comment listed under the other story for my actual wording.
I am sending an email to admin to try to get this taken down and I am deeply disappointed that someone would copy my comment almost word by word for their profit.
Maybe I can post a contribution with my actual story. I think that would be much better than this fake repost.
Thanks for listening"
Original comment:
"As an American girl dating a Singapore guy, I would like all of you to consider something.
I have been in several relationships with western guys. When I started dating my Singaporean boyfriend, I was completely taken aback by the kindness that he showed me. Even simple things like pulling out my chair for me and walking me to the bus stop.
I NEVER had a boyfriend do things like this for me and when he does these simple things for me it makes me so happy.
In my previous relationships, I was always the person giving. I would clean, cook, buy presents, find jobs...ect ect just about everything you can think of for these lazy jerks. And they would still yell at me, threaten me, tell me I wasn't good enough or crazy when I asked them why they didn't appreciate the things I do for them.
I had almost given up on love before I met my Singaporean boyfriend and I had completely given up on the idea that a guy could give me half as much as I am willing to give them.
When I came to Asia to study abroad, I was amazed by the effort that you all put into your relationships. And the kindness, compassion, and respect you have for women.
I have nothing to say to girls like this who can't appreciate how hard working and amazing you all are.
To Singaporean guys I have one thing to say: This is not the first story I've heard like this. Please let me remind you that Singapore is a very small place. I think some of you should start looking elsewhere for girls that can truly appreciate you. ♥
Thanks for listening :)...
haha. Well, I have many other American friends that agree with me! A lot of american guys don't treat women well at all..."