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daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 27 Jan 09

Have you ever wished to remove the tattoo on your body? Have you regretted having them?

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daisyapril12 Great to hear that! I don't have any tattoo but I have a friend who has been wanting to get a tattoo years back but still not taking action cox she's worried that one day she'll regret. Because for the moment, she hasn't found a design that's meaningful to...

27 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 22 Jan 09

What do you do to stay in shape, a slender waist and flatter stomach? How to define your body curves? How to make your breasts firmer and bigger? Please share your tips. As for me, I do yoga almost everyday. If you are ok with...

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daisyapril12 Yeah, me too, I eat what I like and in moderation. I do stretching too to refine the shape.

23 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Which part of your body you like the most? Which part is the sexiest?

body

sexiest

sexy

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daisyapril12 Legs and arms....good combination.Ha ha ha!

22 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Which part of your body you like the most? Which part is the sexiest?

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daisyapril12 Eyes do the talking! Ha ha ha

22 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Hi readers, what do you think of being a stay-at-home-wife? Is it a sin for not working to bring in money? Homemakers are not bringing in money but they contribute to make the living place a comfortable one. Let me share with you...

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daisyapril12 Yeah, I agree with what you said: "to rediscover myself, to have peace and serenity of mind." I find I understand myself more and know what I want now. Before, when I was working I kept focusing on work and worked blindly in fact (the feeling was so gray)....

22 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Hi readers, what do you think of being a stay-at-home-wife? Is it a sin for not working to bring in money? Homemakers are not bringing in money but they contribute to make the living place a comfortable one. Let me share with you...

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daisyapril12 Thank you very much for the encouragement. Yeah, am happy with life now and I once asked my husband whether he feels the same.He found that I am a calmer person (for you info, I am someone who has short-temper) and this make him happier and can concentrate...

22 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Hi readers, what do you think of being a stay-at-home-wife? Is it a sin for not working to bring in money? Homemakers are not bringing in money but they contribute to make the living place a comfortable one. Let me share with you...

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daisyapril12 You know what? I was like you last time, I had been looking forward to be a housewife during I was working. Because I am a person whom like to do many different things. When I was working, I didn't have the chance to do vary things, most of my time are spent...

22 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Hi readers, what do you think of being a stay-at-home-wife? Is it a sin for not working to bring in money? Homemakers are not bringing in money but they contribute to make the living place a comfortable one. Let me share with you...

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daisyapril12 Yeah, I don't like the idea of how much a person earns? how luxury he is with his life? These don't mean success at least to me. To me, having a happy life with family is the most important thing. As long as we're manageable with our lives and not giving up on...

22 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Hi readers, what do you think of being a stay-at-home-wife? Is it a sin for not working to bring in money? Homemakers are not bringing in money but they contribute to make the living place a comfortable one. Let me share with you...

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daisyapril12 Financially independent is good. But the time with kids is much much more important, that's what I feel (eventhough I don't have kids). No matter how much money you have, you still can't buy the time to spend with your kids. To me, if I were to have kids, I...

22 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Hi readers, what do you think of being a stay-at-home-wife? Is it a sin for not working to bring in money? Homemakers are not bringing in money but they contribute to make the living place a comfortable one. Let me share with you...

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daisyapril12 Yes, just as important. But it seems many people around me don't know being a home wife or a housewife is tougher comparing being a working adult.

22 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Hi readers, what do you think of being a stay-at-home-wife? Is it a sin for not working to bring in money? Homemakers are not bringing in money but they contribute to make the living place a comfortable one. Let me share with you...

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daisyapril12 Yeah, not financial fulfillment but maternal fulfillment. Ones aim is not only on financial fulfillment. I feel happier now being a home wife compared to when I was working where the earning was not so big and so much time has been spent on working and...

22 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Hi readers, what do you think of being a stay-at-home-wife? Is it a sin for not working to bring in money? Homemakers are not bringing in money but they contribute to make the living place a comfortable one. Let me share with you...

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daisyapril12 Hi, I enjoy being a wife who takes care of the household especially cooking. But most people around my age are working, that give me a feel of guilt that I am not contributing money to the family and left my husband working alone. Anyway, am not impacted much...

22 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Hi readers, what do you think of being a stay-at-home-wife? Is it a sin for not working to bring in money? Homemakers are not bringing in money but they contribute to make the living place a comfortable one. Let me share with you...

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daisyapril12 Thank you so much. In fact I like staying at home and do my work to make the house a tidy and clean one and I love cooking for my husband. I am not someone who can tolerate sitting there and doing nothing but wasting time. I somehow feel guilty at times being...

22 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Hi readers, what do you think of being a stay-at-home-wife? Is it a sin for not working to bring in money? Homemakers are not bringing in money but they contribute to make the living place a comfortable one. Let me share with you...

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daisyapril12 Yeah, "enjoy it while you can". I actually enjoy doing the house chores, running errands as well as cooking! Despite the fact that they don't give me monetary reward but all these gave me a comfortable place to live with my husband. Happier than during my...

21 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Hi readers, what do you think of being a stay-at-home-wife? Is it a sin for not working to bring in money? Homemakers are not bringing in money but they contribute to make the living place a comfortable one. Let me share with you...

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daisyapril12 Seppy, you're right. Spending quality time with your children is very important because time will not return while money can be earned back. Do you agree? I somehow feel guilty being a stay at home wife becox the society/culture here, most of the people are...

21 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

Hi readers, what do you think of being a stay-at-home-wife? Is it a sin for not working to bring in money? Homemakers are not bringing in money but they contribute to make the living place a comfortable one. Let me share with you...

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daisyapril12 Thank you very much!!

21 Jan 09

daisyapril12 @daisyapril12 (39) • Singapore 21 Jan 09

What is it in life that you expect? What is in in life that you are pursuing? Many people nowadays are educated to study more in order to get better jobs. Many define success as having an empire where one owns big house, luxurious...

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daisyapril12 Hey! Wow, you're enjoying your life! Glad to know that. I like what you said "Living life and enjoying life, no final destination". Yeah, that should be the way to live our life rather than to keep thinking about the FUTURE only. :)

21 Jan 09

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