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Redditer: Singapore (or even the whole world) seems to be digressing (regressing)? Drop in quality of life?

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Singapore (or even the whole world) seems to be digressing? Drop in quality of life?​

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Maybe is just me (in before username check out)

But seems like life is getting harder, not that it wasn't hard to begin with but with everything moving so fast, the quality of life and income gap is getting bigger and faster? And people to people are more divided?

Not an emo post, but seems like sometimes ending life early is the best way out now? Not just Singapore, whole world seems to be harder? Wars, crimes, AI, aiya idk living is getting more and more challenging?

Getting good job is hard, securing it even harder?

Goalposts keep shifting. Young people stress about future and getting a good start, middle aged kena sandwich, boomers if have assets ok probably comfortable in SG context. But other than that I think everyone is miserable one way or another?




 
You should be thankful that at least you have a job to keep your family alive, even if you have to commute daily on a packed MRT.
Unlike me, lying flat at home, there was no change to what working people faced.
 
Our white collar workers are carrying a tremendously heavy load right now, and are completely exhausted and overwhelmed by the rapid pace of life in S'pore, economic uncertainty, job insecurity, govt favoritism shown to foreigners and high cost of living where the middle-class existence of owning a house and car is firmly out of reach for 90% of residents here.
 
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