Anyways, I got so much opinion on this epic affair that is the current topic of Singapore. And after watching the video, I was like; "Ah, wth? This is bullshit."

The wife must be either mad or crazy or incredulously forgiving. I mean, she has such a blessed heart and soul to withstand all of this. How can any woman take this kind of betrayal and hurt? The bladey fishballs was toying around, and showing excessive concern for females he works around with! And when you're fifty, it isn't just some minor hang around. It's hardcore cheating. I mean, if my boyfriend was to even talk to some other girl frequently, I'll start feeling discomfort and displeasure. So how she could be able to withstand all this grieve and torture, is beyond me.

What's worst than this, is he actually brought her to the press conference, and made her go out open in the media like that! I mean, she herself stated this was not her scene. She's only just a woman with a shattered heart. Not some celebrity who can hide emotions and react to absurd questions the media throws their way. She was like closing her eyes because the flash lights were to overwhelming. Didn't the media get the hint? Shows what beasts/dogs the media is.

However, it's too drama. Like, come on, where did I see this scene before? Then after pondering awhile, it's like "Oh, it's from one of his (Jack Neo) movies!"

His wife fainted which was understandable, because of the mad flashlights that was enough to cause intense dizziness and vertigo, but the media was like a swam of bees! I seriously thought such cavemen behavior only appeared in drama serials or movies.

To top it off, that Ah Nan guy jumped into the picture and yelled like some reckless, loyal but brainless ah beng, and called them to "Zou Kai". That scene was just so, Jack Neo.

I cannot understand how anyone can do this to their partners? I mean, just because you're married for such a long period of time, does it mean you can just go out and find some other person because you're seeking something else? What about commitment? Responsibility? What about your other, who you used to love and treat as the world?

It's impossible to love someone every single day. But at the end, there is still love.

And even if there was no passion, freshness, or perhaps support that you seek, it doesn't mean you can just go and find someone else to provide you with that, WHEN YOU ARE STILL IN A MARRIAGE!

I, for one, am sure that, even if I don't love the person like I use to do so after thirty years, I will still stick through the marriage and provide and do my part. I'll work on what's missing and try to find it and rekindle back what was lost. I mean, it's the only right thing to do. It's something I should do and WANT to do.

Am I the only one who thinks this way?