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When looks are a weighty issue
While personality counts, looks are very important to men. It's the women who don't make such an issue of it.
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I quit worrying - and my job - to be with my boy
I have always believed that, when a child is wearing one's patience thin, it sometimes takes the closeness of blood ties to stay the harsh hand. -myp
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Why are we counting Hillary's wrinkles?
We don't see the need to bundle unattractive old men into retirement homes if we can make use of their experience and knowledge, so we should not be expecting women to leave the stage once they've passed their aesthetic shelf lives.
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New anti-Valentine's Day movement targets singles
Singles are getting long-overdue attention from companies eager to tap into the growing ranks of the un-coupled. |
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Going the extra mile
To wow a woman on Velentine's Day, you need something out of the ordinary. Chung Ming See presents eight romantic packages.
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So I don't like Hillary
Why are women the harshest critics of other women? |
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Valentine's Day? Bah!
Maybe I've become more cynical, but do expensive roses and candlelit dinners truly show your love for someone?
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Why we love women so
Why do we love them so? What makes us risk fame and fortune for them? What makes us decide to risk our very lives for women who, tragically often enough, aren?t inclined to notice our existence? |
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The AsiaOne Great Marriage Proposal - Contest Results
Second prize winner's entry
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The AsiaOne Great Marriage Proposal Contest Results
Third prize winner's entry
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Straight from a guy
I had an "Oh man, I forgot!" moment when a female colleague of mine asked me how I would be celebrating the day.
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Oh, just throw on a camisole
Apart from being unused to seeing women bare so much skin as a matter of course, what befuddles East Asians from more patriarchal and Confucian societies is the lack of clear distinctions between home wear, casual dressing, work wear and formal attire for parties and ceremonies.
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Natural born worrier
If disease doesn't kill me, my tendency to worry just might.
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You always get what you look for in the mirror
Things change when you become aware of a certain inequality of treatment based on looks.
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R.I.P Edison Chen's career (1999 - 2008)
Will Hong Kong's bad boy win sympathy and forgiveness from the public ever again?
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