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LooksLikeJesus 14-01-2021 11:25 PM

Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
Hello again my fellow Samsters, did you ever exp frds abandoning when you exp hardship such as divorce, breakup or bankruptcy?

I exp it once a long long time ago. Is brotherhood dead a long time ago or Singapore society is really a "you die your own business"? Sorry, not trying to open old wounds here, just want to hear the general opinion and experience.

charlestan666 15-01-2021 08:40 AM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
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Originally Posted by LooksLikeJesus (Post 20424814)
Hello again my fellow Samsters, did you ever exp frds abandoning when you exp hardship such as divorce, breakup or bankruptcy?

I exp it once a long long time ago. Is brotherhood dead a long time ago or Singapore society is really a "you die your own business"? Sorry, not trying to open old wounds here, just want to hear the general opinion and experience.

There is a difference between an Associate and Friend.

Many people likes to address one another "brother" just to make the relationship sounds not so formal. Dunn expect them to treat you as brother just because they called you "bro"......

iluvbreast 15-01-2021 08:42 AM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
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Originally Posted by LooksLikeJesus (Post 20424814)
Hello again my fellow Samsters, did you ever exp frds abandoning when you exp hardship such as divorce, breakup or bankruptcy?

I exp it once a long long time ago. Is brotherhood dead a long time ago or Singapore society is really a "you die your own business"? Sorry, not trying to open old wounds here, just want to hear the general opinion and experience.

Some did, when I needed help to borrow some cash etc., most stick around.

I guess I am quite lucky, my old man advised me to choose my friends carefully, we may call everyone, friend, bro and so on but really keep in contact those that would stick around.

HonkyTonkyMan 15-01-2021 10:38 AM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
I gone thru a divorce, remarried, bankruptcy , jobless for years do the occasional odd jobs here and there to pay the bills, slowly rebuild everything myself never needed friends or relatives help...most just show up throw comments here and there....I am a hard man now...don't believe in seeking help nor helping anyone...

Naka_Timo 15-01-2021 10:57 AM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
It will depend. Some talk about money will siam far far.

Of course they may have some bad encounter before.

EtherC 15-01-2021 11:49 AM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
Never expect people to bail you out of trouble, even if you have done them favors or helped them in the past. I have seen a good number of snakes who bite the hand of those who helped them before. Sometimes people refuse to help because of this reason. Also there are a lot of selfish entitled people around who just look at their own needs /misfortunes (many times arising out of their poor decisions) but neglect to think why others “need” to help you pay for the consequences. If one does’nt invest in your friendships & just call when you are in need it will be tough to get help.

sammyboyfor 15-01-2021 12:00 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
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Originally Posted by charlestan666 (Post 20425207)
There is a difference between an Associate and Friend.

Many people likes to address one another "brother" just to make the relationship sounds not so formal. Dunn expect them to treat you as brother just because they called you "bro"......

I know a lot of people who treat their real brothers worse than their friends.

squiggle 15-01-2021 12:46 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
Your friends even if they are good, they at most can only give you advice. They might not be able to help you to resolve your problems or giving you free money. Rely on no one but yourself, nobody will always be by your side.

I myself don't have much friends.

LooksLikeJesus 15-01-2021 02:30 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
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Originally Posted by HonkyTonkyMan (Post 20425364)
I gone thru a divorce, remarried, bankruptcy , jobless for years do the occasional odd jobs here and there to pay the bills, slowly rebuild everything myself never needed friends or relatives help...most just show up throw comments here and there....I am a hard man now...don't believe in seeking help nor helping anyone...

I think your case is as bad as mine, if not worse. No pun intended. I am in the process of rebuilding my life, though facing some very difficult hurdles.

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Originally Posted by charlestan666 (Post 20425207)
There is a difference between an Associate and Friend.

Many people likes to address one another "brother" just to make the relationship sounds not so formal. Dunn expect them to treat you as brother just because they called you "bro"......

I can tell the difference. 1 thing for sure, if I ever suspect someone with problematic character shows up for friendship. Definitely, I'II squash it.

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Originally Posted by Naka_Timo (Post 20425382)
It will depend. Some talk about money will siam far far.

Of course they may have some bad encounter before.

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Originally Posted by EtherC (Post 20425463)
Never expect people to bail you out of trouble, even if you have done them favors or helped them in the past. I have seen a good number of snakes who bite the hand of those who helped them before. Sometimes people refuse to help because of this reason. Also there are a lot of selfish entitled people around who just look at their own needs /misfortunes (many times arising out of their poor decisions) but neglect to think why others “need” to help you pay for the consequences. If one does’nt invest in your friendships & just call when you are in need it will be tough to get help.

I never ask for money, only support

LooksLikeJesus 15-01-2021 03:01 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
Hard lessons I learnt:

1) Pick your friends wisely when young, becoz once we hit middle age it's different. People tend to have commitments and find making new friends a chore. Besides, all relations take time and effort to grow

2) Water tend to seeks its own level

3) Never give unsolicited advice and help of significance. Most people, least in SG will never even say "thank you".

4) Been around several developed countries. Fast paced and $ focused environment makes people pragmatic, friendship is a luxury.

5) Never tell your personal problems to them. Somehow, I find that certain majority race in SG has an attitude/psychological disorder and would love to see their own kind fall hard in the face. It is a self-loathing race, including their country of ancestry.

This is my perception, pretty sure I am right and I make no apologises for that.

6) The duration of the friendship does not matter, people can just walk out due to convenience. Doesn't matter if you helped them many times in the past. In fact, I never ever brought them up nor use them as an emotional blackmail.

7) Never tell the truth, even if you try to be as tactful as possible. Smile, give a general PC one-liner and leave the scene asap. Always expect the other party to behave the same.

8) Never, ever be afraid to say "NO". Even if your friend is a gorgeous chick/stud/whatever [ insert appropriate term ].

9) Do not expect reciprocation in a friendship, no matter how long the friendship duration. Give what you deem appropriate and be done with it. For my case, I would never give anything again.

10) I was young, naïve and stupid, but never again. :D

pearlnjewel 15-01-2021 06:44 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
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Originally Posted by charlestan666 (Post 20425207)
There is a difference between an Associate and Friend.

Many people likes to address one another "brother" just to make the relationship sounds not so formal. Dunn expect them to treat you as brother just because they called you "bro"......

Agree, those guy and girl who call others bro without really being close friends are very inauthentic, hair stand; Sound very fake. Especially some alpha guys wannabe who just met through friends who want to act very outgoing and want to chamxiong like close with everyone. Everyone knows what's their agenda, sibei disgusting.

Female who call you bros are those who just want to get what they want, super turn off from a human being. These girls just want to draw the line that they need help don't expect anything else. I'm sure if they want to be more sincere they can just address by name. Before calling other bros they never think what good things have they done for the 'bros' they calling.

fallen11 16-01-2021 12:35 AM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
of course have!
Who wouldnt?
Its actually good as this is one of the times to weed out all the fake friends.
But hor
even true friends help you also got a limit one ok
if you are under difficult times but didnt ask for help. No reason for any friends to abandon you
if you ask for help, only true friends will help you
but if you ask for too much. even true friend will abandon you.
too much like. Those gambling addicts. Ask to borrow a thousand. lose liao few days later borrow a few thousands more from you. Never ending one and never pay you back. Even if you true friend also will cut him loose.

HonkyTonkyMan 16-01-2021 09:42 AM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
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Originally Posted by LooksLikeJesus (Post 20425726)
I think your case is as bad as mine, if not worse. No pun intended. I am in the process of rebuilding my life, though facing some very difficult hurdles.

Dun worry when you hit rock bottom, there is only one way to go...and that up..;)

Iceman11 16-01-2021 10:22 AM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
Well said for these particular 3 points.

Point 3 - I found it really hard to understand why is that so difficult for people to say “thank you” and “sorry” these days, especially for those that are even closer, is the society really sick ?

Point 6 - speaking on own experience, the more you help the more they start take things as granted and when you reduce help, they start to blame you.

Point 9 - personal experience again, helped a long time close Friend by bringing him to same company work directly under me after he lost his previous job, protected him like own brothers and made him shine, at the end he turned around and said to me “you can be at where you are now all because of me making you look good” :rolleyes:

My conclusion is ... there is still true friendships ... but perhaps these are “Dinosaurs” (mostly extinct) :D

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Originally Posted by LooksLikeJesus (Post 20425769)
Hard lessons I learnt:

3) Never give unsolicited advice and help of significance. Most people, least in SG will never even say "thank you".

6) The duration of the friendship does not matter, people can just walk out due to convenience. Doesn't matter if you helped them many times in the past. In fact, I never ever brought them up nor use them as an emotional blackmail.

9) Do not expect reciprocation in a friendship, no matter how long the friendship duration. Give what you deem appropriate and be done with it. For my case, I would never give anything again.
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BoLiang 16-01-2021 01:51 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
last time i tried to help a bro, he disappeared with my 7k.

guess 20 years of friendship is only worth 7k.

incognitoboi 16-01-2021 02:27 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
friendship dont involve money.

LooksLikeJesus 16-01-2021 04:40 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
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Originally Posted by Iceman11 (Post 20427018)

Point 9 - personal experience again, helped a long time close Friend by bringing him to same company work directly under me after he lost his previous job, protected him like own brothers and made him shine, at the end he turned around and said to me “you can be at where you are now all because of me making you look good” :rolleyes:

D

My guess your "friend" is same as my "friend". Though, I am don't have such position nor power to help a friend. This one I helped him to fix his computer many times ages ago. No money req FOC completely, my only condition is to do it on my convenience. Never even say "Thank you". There are there to extract value.

When my long term relationshit ended and I still wanted to hang out as per normal. This guy told me to F off. And no, my ex and him are not in the same circle of friends.

Iceman11 16-01-2021 05:34 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
It’s ok bro, look at this way at least u see the true face.

So move on.... and bingo... your Pt 10.... life is forever learning anyway.

Cheers ! 🍺


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Originally Posted by LooksLikeJesus (Post 20427528)
My guess your "friend" is same as my "friend". Though, I am don't have such position nor power to help a friend. This one I helped him to fix his computer many times ages ago. No money req FOC completely, my only condition is to do it on my convenience. Never even say "Thank you". There are there to extract value.

When my long term relationshit ended and I still wanted to hang out as per normal. This guy told me to F off. And no, my ex and him are not in the same circle of friends.


Greenfrog 16-01-2021 11:24 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
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Originally Posted by LooksLikeJesus (Post 20425769)

5) Never tell your personal problems to them. Somehow, I find that certain majority race in SG has an attitude/psychological disorder and would love to see their own kind fall hard in the face. It is a self-loathing race, including their country of ancestry.

This is my perception, pretty sure I am right and I make no apologises for that.

Point 5 is spot on.

Chinese don't like people to be better than them.
Chinese girls don't like to see their friends marry a good guy. (嫁的比自己好)

CaptAm 17-01-2021 03:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LooksLikeJesus (Post 20425769)
Hard lessons I learnt:

1) Pick your friends wisely when young, becoz once we hit middle age it's different. People tend to have commitments and find making new friends a chore. Besides, all relations take time and effort to grow

5) Never tell your personal problems to them. Somehow, I find that certain majority race in SG has an attitude/psychological disorder and would love to see their own kind fall hard in the face. It is a self-loathing race, including their country of ancestry.

6) The duration of the friendship does not matter, people can just walk out due to convenience. Doesn't matter if you helped them many times in the past. In fact, I never ever brought them up nor use them as an emotional blackmail.

8) Never, ever be afraid to say "NO". Even if your friend is a gorgeous chick/stud/whatever [ insert appropriate term ].

10) I was young, naïve and stupid, but never again. :D

“It’s not that we have more patience as we grow older, it’s just that we’re too tired to care about all the pointless drama” - quote from online

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Originally Posted by BoLiang (Post 20427278)
last time i tried to help a bro, he disappeared with my 7k.

guess 20 years of friendship is only worth 7k.

I had the same situation as you, 8 years of friendship is only worth $900.

pakpak2001 17-01-2021 10:24 AM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
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Originally Posted by BoLiang (Post 20427278)
last time i tried to help a bro, he disappeared with my 7k.
guess 20 years of friendship is only worth 7k.

猪狗朋友 many out there

everyday call u brother, then when u in trouble, they not only siam u but still talk bad (false things) about u behind your back

1 bro (whom I lend $ to him FOC so many times and never even pay me back 1c cent) even block my number

when i cum out of changi bangalow & bump into him at amk, he ecen pretend not to know and see me

friends and bros!

HonkyTonkyMan 17-01-2021 01:25 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pakpak2001 (Post 20428593)
猪狗朋友 many out there

everyday call u brother, then when u in trouble, they not only siam u but still talk bad (false things) about u behind your back

1 bro (whom I lend $ to him FOC so many times and never even pay me back 1c cent) even block my number

when i cum out of changi bangalow & bump into him at amk, he ecen pretend not to know and see me

friends and bros!

one thing must learn is relatives or friends add in lending or borrowing money don't go well together..

LooksLikeJesus 17-01-2021 01:51 PM

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Merged with another post

LooksLikeJesus 17-01-2021 01:54 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
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Originally Posted by pakpak2001 (Post 20428593)
猪狗朋友 many out there

everyday call u brother, then when u in trouble, they not only siam u but still talk bad (false things) about u behind your back

1 bro (whom I lend $ to him FOC so many times and never even pay me back 1c cent) even block my number

when i cum out of changi bangalow & bump into him at amk, he ecen pretend not to know and see me

friends and bros!

This is the general behaviour of most Singaporeans. That's why I am distancing myself from most and people of our ancestry.

The past does not account for the present. Just start over and move on without them, m8.

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Originally Posted by HonkyTonkyMan (Post 20428817)
one thing must learn is relatives or friends add in lending or borrowing money don't go well together..

This is generally true. Only loan if you are comfortable with the idea. But never loan more than you can afford, if you entertain that idea.

cocky1234 17-01-2021 02:24 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
I have people that i treat as friends, that abandoned me, even worse still add insult to me by saying negative things just to make me looks inferior in comparison to them.

Learn a hard lesson, never trust people 100 percent.

pakpak2001 17-01-2021 02:51 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
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Originally Posted by cocky1234 (Post 20428890)
I have people that i treat as friends, that abandoned me, even worse still add insult to me by saying negative things just to make me looks inferior in comparison to them.

Learn a hard lesson, never trust people 100 percent.

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this guy whom i always buy him free wine in ktv, even lend him $ FOC
when i'm down & out, he not even blacklist me, he even tell friend he should not have accept my wine and loans as all this are dirty $, come from dirty biz.

u are right, now i trust my neighbour's dog 97%, prostitutes 2.9%, people 0.1%

LooksLikeJesus 17-01-2021 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by pakpak2001 (Post 20428931)
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this guy whom i always buy him free wine in ktv, even lend him $ FOC
when i'm down & out, he not even blacklist me, he even tell friend he should not have accept my wine and loans as all this are dirty $, come from dirty biz.

u are right, now i trust my neighbour's dog 97%, prostitutes 2.9%, people 0.1%

Actually, I am a part volunteer feeding cats around my neighbourhood. The cats are quite happy to see me. Even made a cardboard house for one, she uses it quite often.

Only downside, I am surrounded by lao kuey bus instead of chio bus:o.

I am also on quite ok terms with a Japanese dude as acquaintances. I usually get along better with Japanese and Koreans, despite speaking none of their languages. Don't mind me asking, you got trouble finding jobs with your record? Can dm me, if you want to talk abt it.

pakpak2001 17-01-2021 04:33 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
[QUOTE=LooksLikeJesus;20429066]Don't mind me asking, you got trouble finding jobs with your record?
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i have no trouble finding jobs, maybe becas i do cleaning dish or clearing rubbish jobs, house painting (sit gondo up high paint block outside)

last time b4 covid work waiter also cover cashier, ok until local supervisor know, then stop me from cashier, then all colleaks all siam me

LooksLikeJesus 17-01-2021 04:44 PM

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[QUOTE=pakpak2001;20429107]
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Originally Posted by LooksLikeJesus (Post 20429066)
Don't mind me asking, you got trouble finding jobs with your record?
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i have no trouble finding jobs, maybe becas i do cleaning dish or clearing rubbish jobs, house painting (sit gondo up high paint block outside)

last time b4 covid work waiter also cover cashier, ok until local supervisor know, then stop me from cashier, then all colleaks all siam me

You can consider using your SkillsFuture credits to get a heavy forklift license. Pay not bad, $2K++ but long working hrs, per day like 12hrs ++. Or get a crane operator license, pay is abt $3K++ (The last time i checked)

If you don't know how to claim SkillsFuture credits. Ask me.

As long as it's private company. Best don't declare and don't tell your colleagues even when you are drunk or you fucked one of them (women tend to have big mouths).

pakpak2001 17-01-2021 08:36 PM

Re: Do your friends abandon you when you have hardship?
 
[QUOTE=LooksLikeJesus;20429124]
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Originally Posted by pakpak2001 (Post 20429107)
As long as it's private company. Best don't declare and don't tell your colleagues even when you are drunk or you fucked one of them (women tend to have big mouths).

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think HR inform the supervisor (male)
he then tell all workers incldg dishwasher
they all give me that "even dog see u down" look after this
wat to do? the supervisor think he v upright, clean and religious, always say "o mi tor fo & gan-en"


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