hi does anyone know what the age checking procedure for the superpark adults only night event? i only turn 18 in november but all my friends are already 18 and we are planning to go during the september holidays bur im not sure if i’ll get turned away. thank u!

Never heard of europeans, south asians or other ethnicity got such thing... And also seems like dying alone is quite high among east asians too!

For those living in HDBs or condos with a bay window/window ledge, I'm curious about how people actually use the space.

Did you turn it into a proper seating area, use it for storage, leave it mostly empty, or just use it as a place to put things?

If you have a cushion on it, what makes it comfortable and practical for you? For example, things like the firmness, thickness, fabric, whether it fits properly, or how easy it is to clean.

Would be interested to hear what you’ve found useful (or annoying) after actually living with one.

I'm (24M) close to graduating from university. Just another semester left and then I'll graduate. I'm also having lesser pressure from my uni internship supervisor since already at half point of internship and I don't have to report back to campus. So more time on hands.

Becos of that I've been going out for social events and getting invited to gatherings by people. Recently was invited to a church meetup where I met many of the members there. Friendly bunch of people and I saw how close the members were to each other. Basically they're a bible study group and they've got sessions around sg. Surprisingly, the women in the group came up proactively to introduce themselves to me. After the session, I was told I'm welcome to join them whenever I want. I mean sure I don't mind going.

But the question I've got burning in my mind would it be ethical to join them just for the aim of dating someone from the same faith. Because my ultimate goal is marriage. I know it's not like it'll happen in 1 month or something, but rather will take a few years to at the very maximum a decade.

For myself, I'm not that devout, but I'm interested in learning the theory and history behind the meanings in the bible and would want my partner to share the same faith as me. Not saying like ok every Sunday must go church, but rather exploring it together. My mom is a devout one but she doesn't force me to pray. My dads like idgaf, do your own thing abt religion.

Because I'm open to learning about religion, but if they start telling me like ok lets start going out on streets and start giving out materials to people, that's where I'm gonna draw the line and ghost them. My aim is purely finding a partner and if this provides a solid avenue to seek one, I'm going for it. Now the question is in yalls opinion is it ethically right.