A netizen shared how he cheated again on his girlfriend and that he “really feels” for Wang Leehom, Sylvia Chan and Ryan Tan.

Here is the story:

“I just cheated again…..

I know that there are many out there who are strongly against cheating and would shame those cheaters out there. Unpopular sentiment here, but I really feel for my man Wang Leehom, Raeesah Khan, Ryan Tan, Sylvia Chan and so on…

As a guy, as a young person, as a human being, I feel that it is only normal to make mistakes in life. Of course, committing a wrongdoing at the expense of another’s happiness is bad and I am not condoning a cheater’s, liar, or any criminal’s offences.

But if we take a step back and realise that all of us are bound to sin and fall off our path of righteousness one day, wouldn’t we hope that there would be people, or at least someone out there who would not only forgive us, give us a chance but guide us back to the road towards dignity and normalcy once more?

I hope these simple thoughts of mine would inspire others to not immediately jump on the bandwagon to cancel, shame and ridicule those who have done wrong in their lives.

How about trying to take on a different perspective and imagine that the person who have sinned is your loved one, your partner,  your parent, your sibling, your friend, your idol, your teacher, your senior, your child, or even…. yourself?

How would you react? Would you still post mean, nasty, sarcastic jokes and comments about this sinner? Would you continue to share their mistakes to people around you and turn them into the next meme and laughing stock?

Or would you do your best to speak out on their behalf, give them the benefit of the doubt, or if the situation is rather unmendable, would you forgive them and give them a chance to climb back up onto their feet to prove themselves and live a life they desire again?

Thanks for reading. Have a good day.”

Editor’s note: Stop disgracing men.