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Morning Digest, June 24

Netizens warn against beauty salon packages trap after Ang Mo Kio salon shut down

 

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Despite attractive perks and discounts on services, netizens have warned against hair or beauty salon packages as these can backfire, with the customer losing money.

It was reported that the recent closure of nail salon Bling Bling Nails had sparked 50 complaints between Oct 1, 2021, and Jun 20, 2022, from customers who were not refunded for their remaining nail service packages. The total contract value of said packages is worth over S$40,000, said the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) President Melvin Yong to Mothership on June 22.

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Coffeeshop washroom nearby but men still prefer to pee on wall at Toh Guan Road, ‘I really don’t understand why’ — Netizen

 

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“I really don’t understand,” wrote a concerned member of the public, on why men preferred to use a wall along Toh Guan Road to urinate on instead of using an actual washroom at the nearby coffeeshop.

Complaint Singapore Facebook page member Pauline Weewee posted a video on Wednesday (June 22) of several men urinating in public.

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Man sexually assaulted two guys after spiking their drinks with “aphrodisiac”

 

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Typically, some men would spike their female victims’ drinks to sexually assault or rob them. In other cases, some men would spike the drinks of other men just to rob them. However, it is rarely reported or made public that a man has drugged another man to rape them.

A court in the United Kingdom heard how a man may have injected two victims with an “aphrodisiac” before sexually assaulting them. Luiz Da Silva Neto, 35, is accused of spiking and abusing two men in November and December of last year, possibly with GHB or GBL.

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‘How is this not cheating?’ — Netizens ask girl who says she’s not cheating her boyfriend cos she doesn’t have sex with another senior student, even though she just hugs & kisses him

 

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A young university student wrote that she was confused and asked for advice about her situation with a senior student with whom she has a close friendship. The girl, a year 1 student, has a boyfriend doing army training but admits that she led on the senior student, whom she describes as “my ideal type of guy.”

“He is always by my side whenever I feel depress (sic), cheering me up with magic tricks. Although he knew that I’m already attached, he continued to shower me with affection and love. Instead of rejecting him, I led him on by asking him to hug me when I’m sad. Kiss him on the cheek when he sent me back home.”

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After her abusive husband is paralysed and bedridden from an accident, woman bravely files for divorce

 

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After her abusive husband was left paralysed and bedridden following a bad accident, a woman said that she went down to the Family Courts to file for divorce against him without guilt.

In an anonymous post to popular confessions page SGWhispers on Thursday (Jun 23), the woman asked: “Who is the victim here?”

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