NUS Girl Said She Didn’t Want Flowers for Val Day But Got Angry When She Didn’t Receive Them

There are a few mysteries in the world that have yet to be solved:

• Who built the pyramids?
• What’s the real identity of Jack the Ripper?
• Does BigFoot really exist?
• Why does Goody Feed exist?
• Why girlfriends and wives say one thing and do another thing?

While we don’t have the answers to the first four questions, we don’t really care about them as well, so it doesn’t matter.

But the fifth question is one that has been haunting every man since mankind obtained intelligence: How to understand girls?

I mean, even Google doesn’t have the answer.

And this latest viral post has just made Google’s answer more valid.

NUSWhispers Filled with Val Day’s Posts

Lest you’re not aware, NUSWhispers Facebook Page is an anonymous platform for people to confess about something, or ask questions without having to reveal their identity.

No one knows why such a platform exists, but it does, and almost every school has such platform.

So, recently, with Valentine’s Day, there has been an influx of weird questions and confessions published in the Page.

This girl wants to friendzone a crush who confessed to her during Valentine’s Day.

This girl or guy is angry after being friendzoned.

Those posts usually garner one or two comments or shares.

But this one got 226 comments and 321 shares:

Here are the words in case you can’t read them:

My boyfriend asked me if I wanted any flowers for Valentine’s Day, and I told him no. Lo and behold, he really did not get me any flowers at all on V day. I was so mortified! What should had been a romantic night turned out to be a quarrelling for both of us, and we are still not talking to each other now. This is so ridiculous! If you asked me in such a direct and in-my-face way if I wanted something romantic, of course I had to say no, right! Why are guys so dense sometimes? Why can’t you just do something nice for your girlfriend sometimes without needing explicit instructions or direction from her?

So simply put, our headline is the summary of her post:

NUS Girl Said She Didn’t Want Flowers for Val Day But Got Angry When She Didn’t Receive Them

Suffice to say, it touched a raw nerve.

Or I should say, many guys’ nerves.

Let’s just say that the gold is in the comments and not on the post itself.

Why Girls Say One Thing and Expect Another Thing

If you’ve read enough of our articles, you’ll know that we’d always add in tidbits of information somewhere around this part of the article so that you’ll become a tad smarter after reading our trashy articles.

So here’s the reason why girls are like that: I don’t know.

I mean, if I know, I’d have saved millions of guys out there, no?

Editor: Hey, then wtf do you still write this article?

Me: Oh, erm…

Editor: Not informative enough, delete this and write another article, you idiot!

Me: But…when your wife reads this, maybe she’ll start to change her behaviour?

Editor: Publish it. Now.