40 per cent of women in S'pore between 21 and 34 years old do not foresee themselves getting married

[MynameisS]

So, if Singapore wants these women to have children, we must encourage birthd outside marriage and embrace single moms lifestyles.

No, the idea of the rulers is to promote hedonistic lifestyle while replacing all sinkies with foreigners thereby ensuring they have a faithful vote bank.

Also, expect more honeypot / honey trap schemes by AMDK / Tiong yandaos in sinkie land because all these single women who are desperate.

 

[Okmolly]

No, the idea of the rulers is to promote hedonistic lifestyle while replacing all sinkies with foreigners thereby ensuring they have a faithful vote bank.

Also, expect more honeypot / honey trap schemes by AMDK / Tiong yandaos in sinkie land because all these single women who are desperate.

Government objective is correct . So 70% continue this thank

 

[Geminiboy]

So, if Singapore wants these women to have children, we must encourage birthd outside marriage and embrace single moms lifestyles.

yes. many singles would if society doesn’t ostracise them having children.

 

[Okmolly]

Enjoy lonely life. After 40 no kids is basically waiting to die only.

But the government want you to work and work and work till death

 

[chongquan82]

Replace 就 replace, mybfd

Anyway, 2030 no more Singapore

Not that it matters anymore

 

[Okmolly]

Singaporean women are increasingly able to access equal opportunities in employment and have eclipsed men in attaining higher education.

In Singapore, the standard narrative has long been that fewer people are having children because fewer people want children. However, a recent analysis from Singapore’s Department of Statistics (DOS) shows that falling birth rates now result primarily from increasing rates of singlehood, rather than from couples choosing to be child-free.

Data that my colleagues and I collected in the Singapore Perspectives 2024 (SP2024) survey helps to explain what is going on. It found that 40 per cent of women between 21 and 34 years old do not foresee themselves getting married.

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among the lowest in the world. Sinkapoor Never get the lowest in the world not happy lah need to be the FIRST LOWEST

 

[Okmolly]

Replace 就 replace, mybfd

Anyway, 2030 no more Singapore

Not that it matters anymore

Good lah no sinkapoor better

 

[Okmolly]

Good lah no sinkapoor better

It will become Indiapoor liao

 

[xcodes]

congrats to pap ... AWARE, equal job opportunities to women, etc etc ... 60% ... song or not?

 

[Kunkka]

It is a useless survey

Age group 21 to 34

LOL

That is not child bearing age?

 

[iceiscold]

But the government want you to work and work and work till death

No. Many already retired at 40s or 50s. See you want or mot only. Got talent work hard can retire early. If not work until die. Can only blame yourself for not studying hard when young. Vote opposition won’t change anything. Nobody vote for change and then don’t need to work.

 

[Elfblade]

Singaporean women are increasingly able to access equal opportunities in employment and have eclipsed men in attaining higher education.

In Singapore, the standard narrative has long been that fewer people are having children because fewer people want children. However, a recent analysis from Singapore’s Department of Statistics (DOS) shows that falling birth rates now result primarily from increasing rates of singlehood, rather than from couples choosing to be child-free.

Data that my colleagues and I collected in the Singapore Perspectives 2024 (SP2024) survey helps to explain what is going on. It found that 40 per cent of women between 21 and 34 years old do not foresee themselves getting married.

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Garment need to import more Vietbu, Siambu and Jiuhubu then birth rate will rise.

 

[wickedpuppy]

that is not a good news to local guys.
how to get married like that?

Outsource it... siambu , vietbu , twmm , jpmm ... plenty

 

[Informant]

40% women are chinese majority.. Malay/Indian are usually the main source of contributing to our TRF.

Chinese are highly educated plus very choosy when come to dating, they're smart enough not to breed due to high cost of living.
Malay/Indian are lowly educated, can breed more plus smart enough to max out the incentive from govt.

 

[Ahemahem]

how many % is chio ones

 

[Okmolly]

No. Many already retired at 40s or 50s. See you want or mot only. Got talent work hard can retire early. If not work until die. Can only blame yourself for not studying hard when young. Vote opposition won’t change anything. Nobody vote for change and then don’t need to work.

Of course work hard not useful nowaday need to work smart..

 

[iceiscold]

Of course work hard not useful nowaday need to work smart..

Work smart may not be useful also. There is always someone or something smarter than you.

 

[iceiscold]

Garment need to import more Vietbu, Siambu and Jiuhubu then birth rate will rise.

Can problem importing all these low ses abalone but got problem importing talented foreigners?

 

[iceiscold]

40% women are chinese majority.. Malay/Indian are usually the main source of contributing to our TRF.

Chinese are highly educated plus very choosy when come to dating, they're smart enough not to breed due to high cost of living.
Malay/Indian are lowly educated, can breed more plus smart enough to max out the incentive from govt.

That’s why need to import more even if you don’t like it. If not soon we may need to join back our neighbours.

 

[2_sillies_trap]

Singaporean women are increasingly able to access equal opportunities in employment and have eclipsed men in attaining higher education.

In Singapore, the standard narrative has long been that fewer people are having children because fewer people want children. However, a recent analysis from Singapore’s Department of Statistics (DOS) shows that falling birth rates now result primarily from increasing rates of singlehood, rather than from couples choosing to be child-free.

Data that my colleagues and I collected in the Singapore Perspectives 2024 (SP2024) survey helps to explain what is going on. It found that 40 per cent of women between 21 and 34 years old do not foresee themselves getting married.

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mybfd, have to embraces your matriarchal desinties.