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    • janet88J Offline
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      slmkhoo\" post_id=\"2077502\" time=\"1659756445\" user_id=\"28674:

      Not all grandmothers can or want to be babysitters! I certainly don't.
      I know it’s early to say this but I really don’t wish to be a babysitter either. With my own kids, I can punish but doubt my son in law or daughter in law will like that. Furthermore, I looked after both of them since they were born…it’s scary to go through that again.

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      • janet88J Offline
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        ChiefKiasu\" post_id=\"2077562\" time=\"1659794128\" user_id=\"3:

        Most likely, he is just pleasing you :evil: Nobody would want to wash another person's car willingly.
        If he does bean sprouts, that is definitely also pleasing gf’s mother bcos no guy will like to do that.

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        • janet88J Offline
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          Imp75\" post_id=\"2077589\" time=\"1659839421\" user_id=\"2358:

          So far only eldest has a bf since Sec4. Not sure if i am biased but so far Ah boy ticked all the boxes and I can understand why dd chose him. She’s a chilli padi and she needs someone gentle to tolerate her hahaha……..
          Mine here is also a chili padi.
          My advice (constant reminder) is to respect her body and not fall prey to ‘if you love me…’
          Many boys even from donkey years ago have been sowing wild oats. So have as many male friends and enjoy the company. Chances are they may show their character as friends but not so as a bf.

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          • sharonkhooS Offline
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            Funz\" post_id=\"2077593\" time=\"1659840578\" user_id=\"6230:

            I have always felt that whether the guy/girl is good for them or not, kiddos will have to figure out themselves. I will of course give my opinions about their characters but I will not be the one to say break off. They have to make the decision themselves. I will put my foot down though if the person is abusive, have serious vices like excessive drinking or XXXXX issues or into illegal stuff.

            I have also told kiddos to observe how their partners are with their parents and siblings and to see how their parents treat each other and if there's opportunity how their parents behave with extended family. That will give them a glimpse of what family life will be like if they end up with that person as their spouse.
            Agree with you. Once they are adult (18 and above; not talking about BGR at sec school age), we can only give our opinions, and they have to make the final decision. If our relationship is them is strong enough, and we have earned their respect over the years, our opinions will carry weight even if they might still disagree in the end. At least I would like to feel that they have considered our opinions seriously.

            It's good that you have had several years to see the boy in different situations - in that case, you should feel fairly confident that you know his basic character and values.

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            • lee_ylL Offline
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              Imp75\" post_id=\"2077589\" time=\"1659839421\" user_id=\"2358:

              So far only eldest has a bf since Sec4. Not sure if i am biased but so far Ah boy ticked all the boxes and I can understand why dd chose him. She’s a chilli padi and she needs someone gentle to tolerate her hahaha……..
              Sec 4 quite young leh. The boy from HCI?
              DD2 told me many of her classmates aim to get themselves a HCI boyfriend when they move on to JC. Lol.

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              • Imp75I Offline
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                lee_yl\" post_id=\"2077611\" time=\"1659852032\" user_id=\"17023:

                Sec 4 quite young leh. The boy from HCI?
                DD2 told me many of her classmates aim to get themselves a HCI boyfriend when they move on to JC. Lol.
                Yeah dd Told us herself during sec 4. Was surprised too but nothing else we could do ya? There was no abrupt change of character in her and acad not impacted.
                Yes Ah boy from hci, ex gepper, student councillor, smart, athletic, well-mannered/shy type. Most importantly can take that chilli padi kind of temper. Anyway we told her it’s probably not going to last as they are too young. So treat it like an experience? Just do not do anything that hurt each other.

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                • lee_ylL Offline
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                  Imp75\" post_id=\"2077613\" time=\"1659852904\" user_id=\"2358:

                  Yeah dd Told us herself during sec 4. Was surprised too but nothing else we could do ya? There was no abrupt change of character in her and acad not impacted.
                  Yes Ah boy from hci, ex gepper, student councillor, smart, athletic, well-mannered/shy type. Most importantly can take that chilli padi kind of temper. Anyway we told her it’s probably not going to last as they are too young. So treat it like an experience? Just do not do anything that hurt each other.
                  :udawoman:
                  恭喜恭喜,sounds like a prize catch !

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                  • MrsKiasuM Offline
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                    Yeah sounds like a very good boy.

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                    • MrsKiasuM Offline
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                      Funz\" post_id=\"2077590\" time=\"1659839426\" user_id=\"6230:

                      I think this boy is genuine. He is not putting on his 'best behaviour' just to get into our good books. DD knew him since Sec sch and they have been friends since she was in Sec 2. That bunch of friends have been coming over to my place since then and I got to know them. All decent kids and this boy is the easy going and more 'innocent' and 'well behaved' fella of the group. He's always the one who offers to help with stuff, and helps to clean up after. Since DD was in Sec 2 before they were dating, till now, about 5yrs already and he is consistently like that so I do not think it's an act.
                      You know him since such young age..feel very sweet :love:

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                      • Imp75I Offline
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                        lee_yl\" post_id=\"2077614\" time=\"1659853468\" user_id=\"17023:

                        :udawoman:
                        恭喜恭喜,sounds like a prize catch !
                        These kind of things parents can’t really stop can we? Just make sure the kids can have the right values and know what’s impt in every stage of their lives? If they make any mistakes, well let them know that there are consequences….

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