2021-07-24 03:12:06
[ Guys, can you meet the expectation of girls in Singapore? ]
This article showed that the proportion of singles has increased across all age groups over the past decade, especially among those aged 25 to 34.
The census survey also found that singlehood was more common among males with lower educational qualifications and among females with higher educational qualifications.
As females in Singapore are increasingly educated, many have more criteria when looking for a potential partner. Unlike in the past when having good qualification and job qualify the guy as a good provider and thus partner, many females in Singapore look for more when seeking a partner as they now have greater earning power. They seek for qualities like good appearance, good family background and good character among many other traits. Though it is not wrong to have high expectations, fewer and fewer men in Singapore may be deemed as being able to meet these expectations.
Though many men in Singapore may not be deemed to be able to meet the expectation of women in Singapore, they are highly regarded by women in other countries. This is because Singapore is considered as one of the richest countries in the world. Even those who do not earn as much as their peers in Singapore is considered as rich in other country. Although monetary factor should not be the sole factor when seeking a partner, it is definitely one of the more important but unspoken factor that many people seek in their partner.
Although there are some guys who willingly remain single, many desire to find a partner or get married. Therefore, Mi Amor was set up to revolutionize the dating scene in Singapore by providing a platform for local guys to meet the love of their life from greater pool of potential dates from all around the world. This would be done through fun and interesting overseas dating boot camps. If you are interested to know more about Mi Amor, do stay tune to our telegram channel for more updates!
https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/2020-census-more-singles-singapore-all-age-groups-rate-population-growth-slowest-1970
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