17% of Singapore residents would say 'I love you' after 2 weeks of dating: Survey

Relationship timelines are extremely subjective. Some couples wait a decade before marrying. Others tie a knot within a year.YouGov surveyed 1,057 Singapore residents to ask them how long they should date before hitting milestones like getting engaged, going on vacation together, or meeting the parents."How long should you wait before saying I love you?"

Nicholas: Yeah, I would say wait a couple months for sure. Later if the relationship doesn't work out in the first few months, won't be so awkward. But not like one whole yearDiane: Even a year feels pretty long to me! Imagine dating someone for a year, only to find out that their family is racist is or that your mother-in-law expects you to serve her hand and foot or something.

Nicholas: Doesn't even have to be overseas, can staycation in Singapore too. For me it's really more of a preview of what life would be like if bae and I were married ., I think three days in 5-star resort in Sentosa feels pretty different from a month of staying with your partner and in-laws, which is also pretty different from staying together in a 4-room flat while paying off loans. Or staying together for 10 years with three kids in tow.

Nicholas: Yeah okay, you definitely have a point there. Just shocked that it is a big majority of Singaporeans who answered "a year or more". Also, who are those people saying "don't know". Nicholas: Who are the jokers that said they will buy a home with their significant other anything less than a year. This is akin to getting marriedDiane: I'd love to meet the one per cent who answered "after one to two weeks".Findings: 23 per cent of Singapore residents would wait at least a year before getting engaged.

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