To keep the romance alive while living apart, Ms Lim and her husband tried to spend as much quality time together as possible on weekends and planned at least two overseas trips together each year.
Mr Mira said the only outward change in his relationship with Ms Wong is the wedding bands they now sport.
“My friends and family who live overseas couldn’t understand why we are married with no house,” Ms Wong said. “They would ask, ‘Are you guys facing any financial difficulties?'”
THE COST OF LIVING APART
If a marriage feels more tangible to couples only when they move in together, then does the act of registering one’s marriage still hold significance in Singapore or has it become a mere formality?
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