I fear the day my sister finds a boyfriend. Just like what she is already experiencing from me, I'd get less of her. Her boyfriend would be my enemy -- at least in terms of getting her attention, and if he makes her cry.
She said she likes Malaysian guys (from whatever interactions she has had with Malaysian scholars I believe).
Over dinner in hall with a bunch of nice wholesome Malaysian boys one evening last week, I picked one out and told him I'd like him to meet my sister. Sean's a really pleasant fellow. He's got this SNAG element. In a our group conversations, he seems to always be the most respectful one and he treats me with all seriousness (even at this half-joke). He is actually looking forward to meeting my sister. Hahaha! He is serious, but he isn't desperate. I like that about him.
Yes, I am possibly hastening the pace of my sister getting hitched into some relationship, but at least I know my enemy... (=
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Haha, how can you that dat to your sister? Im sure she can find some nice guy herself la, haha hopefully local. :P
Anyway nice to know you're doing fine at NUS. Say hi to your sis for me. Take care.
What if you were born Malaysian but raised Singaporean? ;)
I didn't know this post would strike up some controversy. (=
I don't see where the made-in-malaysia-bred-in-singapore question leads.. enlighten me?
Hi skink.. I didn't know you were still coming by. Nice to hear from u!
"She said she likes Malaysian guys (from whatever interactions she has had with Malaysian scholars I believe)."
So would she like guys born Malaysian, bred Singaporean? Is it nature or nurture? (I know this is a really stupid question.)
Well, it's a mix of nature and nurture I guess. But there isn't much to nature anyway, besides the greater no. of pollutants (that could have affected foetal development) in Malaysia.
Both sister and I are Singaporeans, but bred by once-Malaysian Mum..
What do you think of us? Singaporean or Malaysian?
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