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    • L Offline
      limlim
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      Imami:
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      Dad42:

      Singapore Women are over protected by law!


      Just wondering, is singapore law different from other countries? Why are Singaporean women singled out for being over protected? Isn't the women's charters for all females???

      Maybe there are some who abuse the system, maybe there is some unfairnesses, but on the whole, I think there are good reasons why the law protects the young and the women.

      WC is only for Sg , by someone draft...... or drafted by someone......

      Generally, I do support some form of protection for the fairer sex. provided they did no wrong doings.

      However.. it is ridiculous when a women who committed adultery is still covered by WC and claim right to the man's matrimonial asset as if the adultery never happened.

      In other words.. WC is effectively blind to wrong doings by the women when it is wielded as a weapon by them against men.

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        janet88
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        Most men now marry women who are capable, so that their wives continue to work and bring home money. This way, the men don’t need to suffer the brunt of being sole breadwinner. They can change cars, go for overseas holidays, buy new house and enjoy life. These men do not seem to know that if they want to get married, they must have the means to support a wife and kids themselves.

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          Dad42
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          janet_lee88:
          Most men now marry women who are capable, so that their wives continue to work and bring home money. This way, the men don't need to suffer the brunt of being sole breadwinner. They can change cars, go for overseas holidays, buy new house and enjoy life. These men do not seem to know that if they want to get married, they must have the means to support a wife and kids themselves.

          The point is Singapore Women is abusing WC.

          It is ridiculous when a women who committed adultery is still covered by WC and claim right to the man's matrimonial asset as if the adultery never happened.

          In other words.. WC is effectively blind to wrong doings by the women when it is wielded as a weapon by them against men.

          Have you ever think if our Singapore son is abused by women using WC against them?

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          • janet88J Offline
            janet88
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            Here in Singapore, women are protected by charter.

            Men cry out because they find it so unfair. In middle east countries or Pakistan for eg, their women are stoned to death when they commit adultery. Male members kill their female relatives like daughters, sisters and wives for this thing called ‘honour killing’. But if men commit adultery, my guess is, it is ok. Is it fair ?

            Some women have affairs because their husbands neglect or abuse them. Women want love too. When husbands neglect, these women are lonely. They happen to find company and love. These women would have contributed to the household and marriage. Why are they denied protection?

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              Imami
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              I think dad42’s point is


              - wc protects the women, whether they are at fault or otherwise. This shd not be the case becos most of us believe the law shd protect the good.

              I believe dad42 is not against protection of the women in the general sense. He is just disgusted by how some women abused the wc. I believe these bad apples are the minority, even if there is a growing trend. Most of us wives love our family more than ourselves. Had there not be a trigger, the wives would not hv derailed.

              I also believe most mummies here can judge for themselves and know when a wrong is a wrong. Even though the law may favor the women, she/they may not get the understanding from the same gender.

              If it is me who abuses the wc, I may win the case/the money/my pride but I will lose my integrity, the understanding and respect from my family. Most importantly, i may not have my child’s understanding and respect. Eventually he will grow up and maybe learn about this. I think it will kill me more than any knives or acid, that my child despise me for what I hv done.

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                verykiasu2010
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                janet_lee88:
                Most men now marry women who are capable, so that their wives continue to work and bring home money. This way, the men don't need to suffer the brunt of being sole breadwinner. They can change cars, go for overseas holidays, buy new house and enjoy life. These men do not seem to know that if they want to get married, they must have the means to support a wife and kids themselves.

                are you trying to say that when he changes car she does not ride in it ? and he buys new house she can't stay in it ? and he goes overseas holidays without her ever ?

                if you want to tekan the man, be specific and don't need to be over sweeping

                you have some issue with man ?

                so the sole breadwinner cannot change car cannot buy new house or what ?

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                  janet88
                  last edited by

                  Imami:

                  I believe these bad apples are the minority, even if there is a growing trend. Most of us wives love our family more than ourselves.

                  I also believe most mummies here can judge for themselves and know when a wrong is a wrong. Even though the law may favor the women, she/they may not get the understanding from the same gender.
                  Bad apples are just a minority. Usually women love their families a lot more.
                  Women in general will sacrifice their happiness for a happy family...unless husbands abuse them to the point they cant take it. Of course there are women who abuse husbands, have affairs or gamble...but there are also men like that. At the end of the day, integrity and conscience is impt.

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                    janet88
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                    verykiasu2010:
                    janet_lee88:

                    Most men now marry women who are capable, so that their wives continue to work and bring home money. This way, the men don't need to suffer the brunt of being sole breadwinner. They can change cars, go for overseas holidays, buy new house and enjoy life. These men do not seem to know that if they want to get married, they must have the means to support a wife and kids themselves.


                    are you trying to say that when he changes car she does not ride in it ? and he buys new house she can't stay in it ? and he goes overseas holidays without her ever ?

                    if you want to tekan the man, be specific and don't need to be over sweeping

                    you have some issue with man ?

                    so the sole breadwinner cannot change car cannot buy new house or what ?

                    Can, sole breadwinner can buy house, change car or go for holidays. However, as a husband, there should be discussion with his other half. Will the man be happy if his wife doesn't discuss with him?
                    I am referring to some men. I was referring to SOME men, not ALL.
                    I know of one example. His wife is capable. He refuses to let her quit to look after the kids. He tells her that it is a waste to be a housewife. He wants to change cars and get bigger house or upgrade to condo. So she cannot quit.

                    My hubby is sole breadwinner. If he wants to change to a bigger or a smaller car, we discuss. If he wants to move house, we will also discuss. We downgraded our car after realizing the 2 liter was consuming too much petrol. Btw, I do not have issue with man.

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                      verykiasu2010
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                      janet_lee88:
                      verykiasu2010:

                      [quote=\"janet_lee88\"]Most men now marry women who are capable, so that their wives continue to work and bring home money. This way, the men don't need to suffer the brunt of being sole breadwinner. They can change cars, go for overseas holidays, buy new house and enjoy life. These men do not seem to know that if they want to get married, they must have the means to support a wife and kids themselves.


                      are you trying to say that when he changes car she does not ride in it ? and he buys new house she can't stay in it ? and he goes overseas holidays without her ever ?

                      if you want to tekan the man, be specific and don't need to be over sweeping

                      you have some issue with man ?

                      so the sole breadwinner cannot change car cannot buy new house or what ?

                      Can, sole breadwinner can buy house, change car or go for holidays. However, as a husband, there should be discussion with his other half. Will the man be happy if his wife doesn't discuss with him?
                      I am referring to some men. I was referring to SOME men, not ALL.
                      I know of one example. His wife is capable. He refuses to let her quit to look after the kids. He tells her that it is a waste to be a housewife. He wants to change cars and get bigger house or upgrade to condo. So she cannot quit.[/quote]you example obviously shows that they discussed about changing car and buying house and whether to quit job or not ........

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                        Way2GO
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                        janet_lee88:
                        Here in Singapore, women are protected by charter.

                        Men cry out because they find it so unfair. In middle east countries or Pakistan for eg, their women are stoned to death when they commit adultery. Male members kill their female relatives like daughters, sisters and wives for this thing called 'honour killing'. But if men commit adultery, my guess is, it is ok. Is it fair ?
                        Me think dis example makes a sweeping statement n not quite factually accurate.
                        Muslims r not covered under WC, right?
                        Muslims r dealt with in Syariah court under Islamic Laws.
                        d punishment for BOTH man n woman is lashing,
                        not stoning to death unless offender is unrepentant n habitual.
                        Honour killing in d sub-continent n ME is a tribal thing, not legally sanction.
                        Can someone cfm dis?

                        janet_lee88:
                        Some women have affairs because their husbands neglect or abuse them. Women want love too. When husbands neglect, these women are lonely. They happen to find company and love. These women would have contributed to the household and marriage. Why are they denied protection?
                        Agree on protection part, but
                        I also see a double standard being applied here.
                        So it is OK, in ur view, to justify woman having EMA for d reasons u stated
                        but not OK for man to do likewise in similar circumstances?

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