Who Is Alvin Yang?

Alvin Yang

Alvin & Yuki ❤❤❤

In just the past couple of months there have been quite a few scandals popping up in the news. I've been resisting the urge to comment on it because 1) this is not a gossip blog, and 2) I really can't be bothered to find out the facts so that I can give a proper commentary on the subject. But then today I stumbled upon this bullshit and I couldn't help but check it out. It seems, though, that there isn't much talk from the involved parties themselves, just a whole lot of rubbish from people who probably don't even know Alvin, or Yuki, or Zoe themselves.

If you want to know the facts, Google that shit. I'm not going to go into the details. Basically Alvin was supposed to get married to Yuki in 2 months, and then called it off because some cheating came to light and now Yuki went out and started the Facebook page "sharing" her story (I presume to get sympathy comments) and now a bunch of white knight beta males are jumping into the fray, slandering the good names of Alvin and Zoe. The ONLY source of the story available is Yuki's side, which if you read it, will know that it's layered with a lot of emotional talk and one-sided views. Still, I will try to pull out the objective facts from that account.

Firstly I will say this,

Everyone here is at fault. And everyone is the victim.

Alvin

Judging from the looks of this dude, it's not that difficult to see why he would cheat on Yuki.

Alvin Yuki ZoeStandard beta fare. I wonder how it's even possible for him to get caught up in this scandal involving two pretty decent looking girls. Maybe dude's got game. I've no idea. But judging PURELY from the pictures on the Facebook page, I would say he's none too charming. I think it might be his giant junk.

The thing that most guys don't understand is that, men are born players. We want a harem of women. It's our biological imperative to spread our genetic material far and wide. However, society has brainwashed us otherwise. We are a generation of men raised by women. Monogamy, is a concept created by women FOR women (granted it also helps beta males by guaranteeing each man a mate in life). But that's where the problem lies.

Alvin Yang is a man with needs. Needs that I doubt Yuki can fulfill. She, for one, is not that attractive and thus it's understandable that she would be emotionally-dependent on Alvin to the point that she would attempt to take her life after the marriage was called off. It's clear that as far as she's concerned, Alvin is the best man for her. Alvin wants to do the right thing by marrying her. But when society's expectations and your biological needs meet head on, you end up with a predicament such as this.

I say good on you, Alvin. You followed your heart (and your penis) and did what is right.

Now before you start hating on me, while I think Alvin made the right choice, I don't think he went about it the right way. First, he dated Yuki for an extended period of time--exclusively. That right there is the problem. If a girl is going to be your girlfriend, you damn well make sure she's the best one for you. Moreover if you're planning to marry her, don't be a douchebag and break it off two months prior to the wedding day.

If you want to marry a girl, you should be at least 100% sure that she's the right one for you. If not, date a few other girls and choose from the best. Clearly Yuki isn't the one, because based on her account of what happened (filtering through the bullshit emotions and just pulling facts), Alvin lost interest in her quite far into the relationship.

Alvin doesn't offer his side of the story so it's hard to know what truly went down. But then again, him coming out and saying anything will just make things worse. But it seems like he doesn't give a shit about her anymore. For good reasons, I presume. Marriage is a tool used to lock down a man, and that's when women think they can let go and not care about their looks or anything anymore. Yuki seems to be getting old. She wants to marry you because she's already past her genetic prime. Alvin, on the other hand seems to be hot stuff--proven by the fact he managed to snag Zoe Raymond on the side.

My advice to you, Alvin, would be to start dating a whole bunch of girls and really screening them and finding the most suitable girl for you--one that you would not cheat on because it'll be stupid to do so. One that can cater to your desires as a man, and that you would be more than happy to be with and married to. Don't buy into the female imperative that is trying to get you off the dating market prematurely and locked down in marriage.

Yuki

Yuki, Yuki, Yuki...such a queer person. Clearly she has issues. Don't believe me? Explain to me why would she then blow this whole situation to such huge proportions? Creating a Facebook page for named Alvin & Yuki when the both of them aren't engaged anymore. Attempting to commit suicide just because of this, and then feeding into the whole saga just to fuel her narcissistic supply.

Sure, she's the victim here for one reason and one reason only: Alvin cheated on her. Even with that it's not like she's without any blame entirely. The reason why men cheat is simple: you're not keeping up to your end of the bargain as a girlfriend/wife/spouse. When love is lost, it's not because people change--it's because YOU changed.

Think about it. He loves you, you love him. You get together. And 3 years later, he doesn't love you but you still love him. Hmmm, I wonder what caused it. Yuki has a very strong victim-mentality which is constantly being fed by the feminists and the white knights of the social media world. Just visit the Facebook page and you'll see all her "supporters". These people don't know the objective truth and yet they form such strong opinions about the person's moral worth and character.

You might say I'm doing the same, no I'm not. I have no opinions on the matter; I'm just pointing out possible reasons why things turn out the way they did and analyzing them from my perspective. I'm using this scandal to springboard into a larger issue. I'm not really talking about the actual scandal at hand.

On a good day, Yuki is a 7 at best. She is getting old and she knows it. Which is probably why she is clinging on so desperately to Alvin. She knows her dating market value is declining QUICK, and she hopes to lock Alvin down as soon as possible. The thing about men is our market value increases with age. It is a fact that men age like wine, which is why the feminist society constantly tries to hide the fact by making men idealize monogamy. Monogamy works for women, not for men--at least not until you're above 40.

Subconsciously, Yuki knows that. She knows that the longer she takes the less Alvin will desire her which clearly is the case at hand. Alvin realized that there are better prospects out there (Zoe Raymond) and so lost interest in Yuki.

Going back to the first point, it seems that Yuki is someone who has serious issues. And if it's one thing that repels men far, FAR away--it's drama. Most people don't think about this: what Alvin and Yuki's everyday relationship must be like. If you think she was a perfectly normal, sweet girl who had her precious heart broken, you're probably wrong. Normal, sweet girls don't attempt suicide. Normal, sweet girls don't start a Facebook page and upload all their couple photos and gather sympathy votes. No, normal, sweet girls call their girlfriends and cry about it. They take all their couple memorabilia and burn them. And even that might be near the edge.

Yuki's reaction is not normal, it's not sweet--it's borderline psycho. Even if Zoe is the catalyst, Yuki's behavior must have triggered some unhappiness in the relationship prior to its end. Suppose Zoe didn't come into the picture, would Alvin and Yuki really have been happy together? Marriage is not the end. It's not the happily ever after that most of you fantasize about. No. It needs work. And if Yuki can't hold Alvin even before they got married, who's to say that 2-3 years into their marriage that Alvin wouldn't cheat on her? Wouldn't that be worse? Is Alvin really the douchebag for seeking his own happiness when he can't find it with Yuki?

Zoe

It's easy to villainize Zoe in this whole saga. Calling her the "third-party", a "slut", and basically slandering her all over the Internet. For what reason? Because Yuki cried foul and claimed to be the victim? Because Zoe "broke up" a "perfectly good relationship"? Please. Zoe is only a catalyst. Is it so wrong that she seeks her own happiness?

Though I must say she shouldn't have done it. As much as I joke about it often, I don't think it's right to make someone cheat on their partners with you. But who's really at fault here? The white knights will jump in and call Zoe a slutwhorecuntbitchslut. These guys are too brainwashed in the feminine imperative to see what's really going on here.

I must say I really respect Zoe. Despite being bombarded all over by these antagonizers, she has not given in to them. Her attempted indifference is really respectable. It's the only way to deal with all these self-righteous assholes. Ignore them and they slink back into the darkness.

Now I'm not entirely on Zoe's side either. According to some sources, she had done the same thing before--breaking up another couple. And for that, I would think that she's quite the bitch. But only because someone like her, who obviously has her long line of suitors, has to stoop to that level. But I guess it's only her biology at work here. Pre-selection is a powerful attraction switch. Maybe it's because she has always had men bending their backs to her will so often that she just wants someone different. But it seems Alvin might not be too different after all, with the gifts and all that.

What Zoe needs is a real man, which she will not be able to find by dating men in exclusive relationships with other girls. Sure, you can have your fun. But is it really worth it? Will the guy really want to be with you after he breaks up with his current girlfriend? I sympathize with Zoe but I can only say she brought it all upon herself.

If what Yuki recounted was to be believed, Zoe knew what was going on between Yuki and Alvin and was still trying to break them up intentionally, though not explicitly. You have a boyfriend, he is engaged, even if you were "just friends", boundaries still have to be established. But clearly, she knew that they weren't "just friends" either. The argument that "if their relationship was strong, she wouldn't have been able to break them apart" is bullshit. Don't try to pull that shit, Zoe.

*****

That's really all I have to say. I'm not really too concerned about this scandal as it involves a bunch of random people that I haven't even heard of prior to this incident. My main concern is all the white knight men out there who think it's their duty to stand for Yuki and slander Zoe or Alvin, or feeding into Yuki's victim-mentality: You're not helping anyone by doing that, in fact, you're just making things worse.

No one gives a shit about your self-righteous crusade on sluts. You probably can't get any pussy and that's why you're bitter. You're just a bitter, jealous boy sitting in front of your computer wondering why guys like Alvin manage to get themselves into these "problems", while you sit at home with your dick in your hand, jerking off, wondering why you don't have a girlfriend. It's because you're a loser.

I have no sympathy for you.

  • GihgUIH

    LOL. Why you getting your panties in a bunch? Glad to see you read The Game and are not an AFC and can read people soooo well.

    • evident

      Am I now? Hmmm… – J

      • Yoji2020

        the so call being third party looking into this sag but act talk like an uneducated moron which think man is the greatest in this world and can do anything without being blame. if all the man just follow what their heart then this world will full with raper who do not need to face any legal punishment and i would say i if ur future wife/ gf betray u then pls do not blame them as u r not great enuf to hold their love to u. Think before u talk dude, u sounds so damn ego n hipocrite.

        Ya another thing i would like to correct u is, pls do not repeat saying that Yuki was the 1 desperate to hold Alvin into marriage just coz she is getting older. Alvin was the 1 who propose to her. u r making the story totally different and against the gal. i don’t think ur comment on this is fair though.

        • evident

          the so call being third party looking into this sag but act talk like an uneducated moron which think man is the greatest in this world and can do anything without being blame.

          I hope I’m not the only one who sees the irony here?

          if all the man just follow what their heart then this world will full with raper who do not need to face any legal punishment

          Really? I don’t see the connection. I would attempt to explain to you what the masculine/feminine core is, but that’s like trying to explain Theoretical Physics to a cow.

          and i would say i if ur future wife/ gf betray u then pls do not blame them as u r not great enuf to hold their love to u. Think before u talk dude, u sounds so damn ego n hipocrite.

          Yup. I won’t blame a woman if she leaves me. I believe that I can be the best man for any girl and that it is unlikely she will leave me. Egoistic? Yup. Hypocritical? Not at all.

          Ya another thing i would like to correct u is, pls do not repeat saying that Yuki was the 1 desperate to hold Alvin into marriage just coz she is getting older. Alvin was the 1 who propose to her. u r making the story totally different and against the gal. i don’t think ur comment on this is fair though.

          Maybe you and I have been reading a different story altogether because from what I read after he proposed, and subsequently lost interest, Yuki still kept trying to pull him back–even attempting “suicide” to emotionally blackmail him to stay. I believe Alvin proposed to her because he thought it was the “right thing to do”, but later regretted because he knew there was the “right thing to do” and the right thing to do.

          Once again I would love to explain male and female sexual market values to you, but I would much sooner start smashing my skull against a concrete wall.

          I think you misunderstand my post. I’m not saying that Yuki is at fault, she is definitely a victim. They all all victims of social narrative and conditioning. The idea that you should get into an exclusive relationship, date her for a while, get a job, get married, buy a house, have children, and continue the cycle with them. All for what? And will they really be happy doing that? Alvin clearly realized that and bowed out before it was too late. I’m not saying that any party is malicious. Even Zoe, she is a real human being for goodness sakes–driven by the same emotional and rational forces that pervades all human creatures. So why shouldn’t she be allowed to chase her own happiness at the expense of others. We are all inherently self-seeking, whether you want to believe it or not.

          I can’t believe I actually bothered responding to you. – J

  • HaniBee Melz

    1st of all… seriously have seen Zoe without make up? You know the Chinese comic lau fu zhi? LOL she look exactly like that! Omgawd ur eyes ada stamp ar Yuki at least has a thing what we call natural beauty LOL! So what do you think of Zoe two timing her bf at the same time? Ok with that too? I think Zoe has some mental disorder with her… I bet her next target is some married men haha… 1st ppl’s bf 2nd ppl’s fiance NEXT she might just steal ur dad from ur mum! LOL

    • evident

      “1st of all… seriously have seen Zoe without make up? You know the Chinese comic lau fu zhi? LOL she look exactly like that! Omgawd ur eyes ada stamp ar Yuki at least has a thing what we call natural beauty LOL!”

      Ok. To each their own. I won’t argue an opinion.

      “So what do you think of Zoe two timing her bf at the same time? Ok with that too?”

      My personal moral stand on the issue does not subvert the fact that she was playing out her biological imperative of hypergamy.

      “I think Zoe has some mental disorder with her…”

      In that case all women suffer from “mental disorder”.

      “I bet her next target is some married men haha… 1st ppl’s bf 2nd ppl’s fiance NEXT she might just steal ur dad from ur mum! LOL”

      I bet she’d be a cool mom. – J

  • Katch89

    Hi,

    First off, I’m not trying to start a fight. These are just my thoughts.

    “I say good on you, Alvin. You followed your heart (and your penis) and did what is right.”

    I don’t know that’s meant to be sarcastic. Yes, let’s all go with every gut feeling because making impulsive decisions is the right thing to do! That’s bullshit; this guy is the root of the whole fiasco.

    It’s true, the girlfriend exacerbated things by putting it online (never a good idea), but even if their relationship was on the rocks no one forced him to have an affair. He could have chosen to patch things up or end the relationship gracefully (and THEN hook up), but instead he chose to cheat with the other girl.

    Sorry, I don’t buy the biological imperative theory (I don’t see how it even relates to this situation). He made a commitment to his girlfriend at one point and chose to break it because of his “urges”, and that’s excusable because that’s just how all men are? I inherited a very bad temper from my mother’s side, is it ok for me to punch people in the face for stealing my cookies because that’s just how I am? Just cos men are/aren’t hardwired a certain way doesn’t make it ok to always act on that impulse. And in this case his actions were a betrayal of trust, which is a total no-no. He’s not a douchebag for trying to find happiness with someone else; that’s beside the point, everyone is free to seek happiness with whoever they please. No matter how the relationship is going, cheating’s still cheating. That’s why most people think he’s a douchebag.

    “The reason why men cheat is simple: you’re not keeping up to your end of
    the bargain as a girlfriend/wife/spouse. When love is lost, it’s not
    because people change–it’s because YOU changed.”

    I’d think the fact that the guy has gone from boyfriend to cheater is a big change. It’s not just the girl’s job to hold the guy’s interest for fear he’ll drift away the second it wavers. Both parties each have a responsibility to keep the relationship working; after all it does takes 2 to tango.

    “Marriage is a tool used to lock down a man, and that’s when women think
    they can let go and not care about their looks or anything anymore.”

    I disagree; that’s looking at marriage on a rather superficial level. Physical attraction does play a part in holding a marriage together, but it’s not the only part (it shouldn’t be if it’s intended to last). Reducing it to “oh no he’s lost his freedom” and “oh no now she won’t be hot anymore” is a rather immature and short-sighted view to take. IMO, marriage should be a legalization of a very close bond between a couple. Regardless of the trappings of society, the relationship should come first. I guess I see it as a partnership based on friendship, trust, love (cheesy as it is), and the added spice of sexytimez …but I digress.

    Anyway, this is my rather idealistic POV. If that’s your opinion then good for you.

    “These people don’t know the objective truth and yet they form such
    strong opinions about the person’s moral worth and character. You might say I’m doing the same, no I’m not.”

    Um, you kind of are.

    “Alvin Yang is a man with needs. Needs that I doubt Yuki can fulfill.
    She, for one, is not that attractive and thus it’s understandable that
    she would be emotionally-dependent on Alvin to the point that she would
    attempt to take her life after the marriage was called off. It’s clear
    that as far as she’s concerned, Alvin is the best man for her. Alvin
    wants to do the right thing by marrying her. But when society’s
    expectations and your biological needs meet head on, you end up with a
    predicament such as this.”
    “Yuki seems to be getting old. She wants to marry you because she’s
    already past her genetic prime. Alvin, on the other hand seems to be hot
    stuff–proven by the fact he managed to snag Zoe Raymond on the side.”
    “On a good day, Yuki is a 7 at best. She is getting old and she knows it.
    Which is probably why she is clinging on so desperately to Alvin. She
    knows her dating market value is declining QUICK, and she hopes to lock Alvin down as soon as possible.”

    It’s not for us to come up with motives for what they did…your objective take on the matter seems to be coloured by speculations…

    Anyway, I wasn’t too invested in this scandal but I will agree with you that all parties involved are victims. And people should stay the hell out of other peoples’ relationshit problems.

    Interesting reading.

    cheers,
    Kathryn C

    • evident

      Very valid points. Don’t worry, I’m not interested in Internet arguments as well. Discussions are more than welcome, though.

      “Sorry, I don’t buy the biological imperative theory (I don’t see how it even relates to this situation). He made a commitment to his girlfriend at one point and chose to break it because of his “urges”, and that’s excusable because that’s just how all men are? I inherited a very bad temper from my mother’s side, is it ok for me to punch people in the face for stealing my cookies because that’s just how I am? Just cos men are/aren’t hardwired a certain way doesn’t make it ok to always act on that impulse. And in this case his actions were a betrayal of trust, which is a total no-no. He’s not a douchebag for trying to find happiness with someone else; that’s beside the point, everyone is free to seek happiness with whoever they please. No matter how the relationship is going, cheating’s still cheating. That’s why most people think he’s a douchebag.”

      While I agree that there’s a “right” thing to do (ending things amicably and nicely as possible), my point was that the whole thing was problematic from the beginning. This is what happens when the social narrative of “nice exclusive monogamous relationship” clashes with the biological imperative of the “male gender wanting to spread his seed”.

      Which was why I said that if he wasn’t sure, he shouldn’t have gotten into an exclusive relationship in the first place. “Cheating is still cheating” is about right.

      “I’d think the fact that the guy has gone from boyfriend to cheater is a big change. It’s not just the girl’s job to hold the guy’s interest for fear he’ll drift away the second it wavers. Both parties each have a responsibility to keep the relationship working; after all it does takes 2 to tango.”

      Agreed. Read my article on Commitment.

      “I disagree; that’s looking at marriage on a rather superficial level. Physical attraction does play a part in holding a marriage together, but it’s not the only part (it shouldn’t be if it’s intended to last). Reducing it to “oh no he’s lost his freedom” and “oh no now she won’t be hot anymore” is a rather immature and short-sighted view to take. IMO, marriage should be a legalization of a very close bond between a couple. Regardless of the trappings of society, the relationship should come first. I guess I see it as a partnership based on friendship, trust, love (cheesy as it is), and the added spice of sexytimez …but I digress.”

      Women are attracted to confidence and purpose in men, and men are attracted to beauty (physical signs of fertility). If a woman’s husband is a good for nothing, wimpy, drunkard, unemployed man who stays at home every day and lives without a purpose. Would it make sense for the woman to want to leave him? Is there justification to do so? Even if she stays with him still, would it be the ideal relationship. I think most people take marriage as a pass to let go of themselves and just do whatever they want. Men are expected to stay with the woman even if she gets ugly, but reciprocity or appreciation doesn’t seem to be a requirement on the woman’s part.

      “Um, you kind of are.”

      Really? If you could quote me on that, it’ll be nice.

      “It’s not for us to come up with motives for what they did…your objective take on the matter seems to be coloured by speculations.”

      Of course it’s colored, but I’m merely pointing out an alternative possibility. I’m not saying that what I wrote is fact–it’s just a possible explanation (or point-of-view) of what might have happened. Of course we don’t know them, and they haven’t given their stories, so no one really knows. But many people assume that Alvin and Yuki were in the perfect relationship and somehow Zoe just popped in and tore them apart. That is where I disagree because good relationships don’t fall apart so easily, there must be other reasons which I’m just trying to speculate, considering other reasons based on observation of general male-female relationships and coming up with my own conclusions.

      It’s true that my view is colored. After all, it’s a piece of writing from a person (aka subjective POV). Good that you point that out, though.

  • honeyy

    another famous blogger talking about it ah http://yohnoyono.blogspot.sg/2013/01/zoe-raymond-saga.html