From shifting priorities to modern dating pressures, more Singaporeans are delaying relationships – with ripple effects on marriage and family life. SINGAPORE: At 32, Mr Bhavin Punjabi thought he would already be settled down. Instead, his days are filled with other priorities – building his career, keeping fit, travelling and spending time with his 95-year-old grandfather. Like many Singaporeans his age, marriage has taken a back seat. “I want to get a stable job at this age, (there’s a)