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EPISODE · May 15, 2024 · 33 MIN

Episode Three: Plenty of (Cat)fish in the Sea?

from Give It To Me Strait · host Tim Oh, Benedict Tan

Is dating truly challenging in Singapore today? In an era where numerous options are just a swipe away, one might wonder whether the convenience of dating apps makes it easier or harder to forge meaningful connections. Are spontaneous, romantic "meet cutes" at places like the gym or train station still a reality, or have digital devices doomed these serendipitous encounters? For straight men in Singapore, societal expectations often dictate a certain "timeline" for relationships. But what about gay men? Does the absence of these traditional pressures make their dating experiences easier, or are there unique challenges they face? In this episode, we delve into the complexities of modern dating, including the pitfalls of online dating where AI and photo-editing apps have elevated catfishing to an art form. Our guest, Adam Tan—a former cabin crew member turned serial entrepreneur—recounts a hilarious and eye-opening story about his own catfishing experience in Singapore. Join us for an insightful discussion, produced by famed producer Stuart Crowley, that explores the evolving landscape of love and relationships in the digital age.

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