http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/singap...p?id=43173
Once again, another Singaporean fiasco, this time she looks for a guy who is 'multipurpose'. She wants a guy who could woo her so much that if he invites her to another country, she'll go! Worse, she wants someone who can teach her how to play the piano, rollerblading and etc!
Clearly she's deterring her chances for a boy.
Singapore is weird.
And the chances that she'll find what she's looking for have to be a million to none. No guy would be that desperate for a girl that he'd teach her how to play instruments and spend money on her all the time. I mean come on..."I like a guy who spends money on me" ?! What is she THINKING?!
Can i just ask, since when have men been like multitools or Swiss army knifes? Multipurpose guy spells "i'm going to use you like toilet paper and also steal your moneys." to me.
Speaking as someone who has viewed many American girls' profiles on dating sites recently, I can say this Singapore girl is relatively not that bad. At least what she's asking for isn't completely contradictory. Many American girls say things like this:
"I want a guy who knows how to have a good time, knows when to be serious, is looking for a serious relationship, but can still goof around, will give me lots of attention, but will give me my space, a man who knows what he wants but isn't afraid to try new things, wants to travel the world with me, loves dogs, and will be supportive."
It doesn't sound that bad, but when you read between the lines, it's worse than Miss Singapore there.
And that's why a straight talking girl is more to what you may need. As you are very non-contradictory.
Spend money on her? Well, I know a few guys who wouldn't spend a cent on a girl, not even a soda when going out, and may even want the girl to buy things for her, so I can understand it. But... teaching her an instrument? Well then, that's another thing.
By the way, have you noticed that these people are just common mob, but ask for tons of things? Asking and getting should be proportional.