Steven Lim Tells Girlfriend To Flame Him If He Cheats On Her: “S’pore Should Make Infidelity A Crime & Should Include Caning”

Looks like Steven Lim Kor Kor's girlfriend will never have to worry about catching him cheating on her at a Coldplay concert -- or anywhere else, for that matter.

As it turns out, the 49-year-old Internet personality has a strong stance on infidelity, as seen from a recent chat he had with his content creator girlfriend, Lihui (@lihuijapanlove).

In a screenshot of their chat Steven shared earlier this month, he talked about how he has zero tolerance for cheating. The couple went IG official last month and just celebrated their two-month anniversary recently.

"Thank you for loving me... Just a friendly yet important reminder, as we have mentioned in our initial agreement, if I b**tard you (sic), am a jerk or unfaithful to you, you can flame me," he wrote.

He then urged Lihui to "please do continue to be faithful, moral and pure" and to "keep to the promises" she has made to him.

Steven also made it clear that he "won't give chance one", adding that it wouldn't be nice for them to speak ill of each other no matter how much he loves her.

"Don't say I never spell this out properly please, so please think of me before anything, I really appreciate it," he emphasised.

"This should be included in wedding vows too! Divorce rates are high! Singapore should indeed consider making infidelity a crime too and should include caning 30 [strokes of] rotan for cheaters!," he continued.

His sudden rant was apparently triggered by a conversation he had with Lihui not long ago, when the latter suddenly "turned her angel face to [him] and warned [him] in a serious tone at a restaurant." 

"She said if I'm unfaithful to her, she will break up with me. This official statement should add a good level of security to our relationship," he explained.

Steven's rage was further aggravated when he came across news about a cheating couple attempting to flee after getting caught, which made him "feel very disgusted". 

"Infidelity and 'wearing green hats' should be made illegal! Do support this motion and protect your rights!," he snarked. In Chinese, 'wearing green hat' refers to a man whose partner is having an affair.

Just imagine how many people would have to go to jail if cheating really becomes a crime.