Singapore women’s dating expectations
February 24th, 2008
A recent survey of 200 Singaporean singles done by Social Development Services was cited in a Sunday Times article today. The survey results on dating expectations of single women were:
80% of Singaporean women expect their boyfriends to pay on dates and 92% of men will do so.
50% expect men to open the doors to cars and restaurants and 88% of men will do so.
90% expect expect men to send their girlfriends home after a date and 94% of men will do so.
96% of women expect their boyfriends to initiate the celebration of special occasions such as anniversaries and birthday and 92% of men will do so.
88% of women expect their boyfriends to dress up for special occasions such as birthdays and Valentine’s Day and 78% of men will do so.
24% of women expect their boyfriends to carry their handbags and 70% of men will do so.
Dr Ilya Farber, 39, an assistant professor of social science and philosophy at SMU said this: “If those are the most important items on most people’s dates checklists then the human race is doomed”.
Again I am thankful for the undeserved blessing of a wonderful wife, my wife Jenny. Either she is from an earlier generation or she is among the 20% of Singaporean women with different expectations or both. ![]()


Its a woman’s world brother…
Jenny is a jewel
mmm…..(hand on chin. chin that has a goatie. goatie that belongs to a certain yap ah-loy)
lets see and examine that equation.
1. Jenny is undoubtedly a blessing.
2. Therefore, that leads to the conclusion that you could be just the lau-yah ah-seng hoos-band.
Do I get A+ on this math algebra or what???
btw….hows that spore oil reserve tank???
What is a “lau-yah ah-seng hoos-band”?
lau-yah means useless.
ah-seng, i guess, means typical china man. from the kampung. i stand korrected.
hoos-band, means……mmmm… husband, lah.
you is from bolivia, meh? i guess then, you no know
singah-por tolk-tolk lah.
never mind, pastor-kenny can teach one, ok.
got to go. have to catch SBS bus to go selangoon (serangoon)
rd to eat the kwan-loh mee.