Furthermore, there’s nothing Caucasian guys have that Singapore men lack, Rosalyn said.

Not even height. Surprisingly, that has never been an issue for the 1.75m stunner.

Local fashion designer Wykidd Song, whom she dated for four years, is “half a head shorter” than she is, but loved it when she wore her four-inch heels.

The 30-year-old, who is currently single, added: “It’s a bonus if he’s taller. But I don’t care if the guy doesn’t mind.”

She says she prefers her partner to have Asian lineage because she likes that “they understand where my roots are”.

“I find filial piety, which is very endearing to me, lacking in many ang mohs.

Maybe I’m typecasting but they hardly call their parents. I can’t understand why they have to live on their own once they turn 18.

“I’m very family-oriented and I want my partner to be like that too.” Rosalyn says she has dated only one foreigner, a Filipino-American, when she was 21.

The rest of her boyfriends have been Singaporeans, like Song and singer Ngak Ng, the frontman of local band The AMPs.

“The local guys I’ve dated are very cosmopolitan and well-travelled. We love Laduree (a renowned French pastry shop) as much as we do our kaya toast.

“I’m not closing any options, but it will take a spectacular ang moh like (US actor) Jake Gyllenhaal to sway me.

“If I can find one at home, why look elsewhere?”

Page 1 << 2 << 3 << 4

This article was first published in The New Paper.