
Yesterday, I had a dinner gathering with my best of friends and one of my friends’ sister will be getting married really soon.
It will be about 2 months before their big wedding day.
They have bought an apartment in the extreme west side of Singapore and the place is currently undergoing its renovation.
However, this is not the point.
My friend mentioned to me that his future brother-in-law had in fact told his future wife to quit her job.
And he didn’t even say “Hi” to the family members who answered his call to my friend’s house. He just bluntly asked for his wife and hanged up if she was not available.
Hmm, it is very interesting observation before their wedding. I know of how some people change their attitude towards the in-laws and their families only after their wedding day but not before.
The two issues that we could discuss here are about how some men behaves before their wedding days:
1. Asking his wife to quit the job
2. Being respectful to soon-to-be spouse’s family members
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Posted in Wedding Planning Advice on Sunday, July 22nd, 2007 | No Comments

It is never fair for women especially if thier husbands passed away at the prime of their lives.
Who is to be blamed?
Not the husband of course. The women will be blamed for be ill-fated and bring bad luck to their husbands.
Brides are advised not to get too near to widows for fear they may encounter the same fate as these widows.
Remeber I mentioned that widows are banned from going into the newly-wed room so as not to pass on the negative “Qi” or energy to the newly-wed.
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Posted in Wedding Custom on Friday, July 20th, 2007 | No Comments
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One night stand has been really common among our society. Even teenagers as young as nine years old do know what it really means and you may be surprised that some teenagers tell you that it is an “in” thing nowadays to sleep around.
Some teenagers as young as thirteen stay overnight in their boyfriend’s or girlfriend’s place once in a while.
Or sometimes more than thrice a week.
I know of a young lady who had been sleeping over in her boyfriend’s place ever since she was 13.
Of course, such acts are frowned upon by the previous generation. However, it is getting more and more common among students nowadays.
Thus, cohabitation among young adults are not the “worse” you have heard of.
I have a friend whose boyfriend has been staying in her house and they are not married yet.
Now if you ask a lady if she feels shameful of having sleeps in someone’s else home before married, she will have asked you “which century are you living in?”
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Posted in Wedding Custom on Thursday, July 19th, 2007 | 1 Comment

Being very conservative Asian Chinese, our parents still do not share much about sex education with us.
And the children are expected to be taught in schools through science or some sexual education or they can figure out themselves while growing up and doing sexual experiment.
Parents still avoid talking about sex and they push the responsibilty to each other. Most parents even denied the existence of sex, letting their kids find out themselves.
Until one day it is too late and somebody gets someone preganant, this is when the dad may screamed “Don’t you know what is a condom?”
Oh, this is too late and “thanks” dad for the info.
I’m not sure if Chinese find it to be dirty and even disrespectful discussing about such topics. Disrespectful may even mean towards the gods.
I have heard about taboos of not having sex on the 1st and 15th of the lunar calendar as well as during eclipses, thunderstorms, typhoons and other extreme weather conditions.
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Posted in Wedding Custom on Wednesday, July 18th, 2007 | 1 Comment