Why would an attached 30 years old lady have an affair with a married 51 years old man when there is no future for them? - Seedly
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Asked on 18 Apr 2019

Why would an attached 30 years old lady have an affair with a married 51 years old man when there is no future for them?

Regarding the Andy Hui affairs incident

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Junus Eu
Junus Eu
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Answered on 19 Apr 2019

Haha this sounds like a question that would be on a different kind of forum! But I guess there are many reasons why married/attached people cheat, apart from money.

This could be anything from dissatisfaction and unhappiness from existing relationships, to a lack of commitment, to pure boredom.

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Yong Kah Hwee
Yong Kah Hwee
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Answered on 18 Apr 2019

True love transcends all!!

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Gabriel Tham
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Updated on 07 Jun 2019

The 51 years old man have money...she try to get his money ba...

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Serene Toh
Serene Toh

22 Apr 2019

Alternatively in Singapore context. The 55 year old got CPF... LOL

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