Filipinas (Pinays) marrying and migrating overseas

Not meant to discourage Pinays. Huag lang gumawa ng hindi tama.

Reminds me of a Cebuano met in a Filipino gathering sometime mid80s. His pa was just a jeepney driver. Lived in Hipodromo with 13 siblings. Makakaon lag litson kon dunai fiesta. Kai dad-on sila ni pa sa balai sa mga suki pasahero. 16-yr-old younger sister married a puti retiree. Sponsored whole family. According to him, sum-ol na ang litson. Hehe

Quote from: juan on July 09, 2013, 03:17:48 PM

Offering money/scholarships to a young talented Filipino woman to become an engineer in exchange for a night (or nights) with you for whatever absurd plans and crap that you're very desperate of  becoming my wife.
 
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Later on, one by one, she can sponsor her siblings. Alternatively, once she gets a mining job, she'll secure them a position. Shouldn’t be too difficult. China’s economy is on track to surpass the world’s largest economy, USA, and will be demanding Australia’s ore greatly. Australia will have to import foreign workers to supplement its dearth of manpower.

Been watching documentary “Filipinas (Pinays) marrying and migrating overseas”. A documentary about Filipinas marrying Australian. Cultural differences sometimes makes their marriage turns rock and roll.

Some interesting comments:

terrafirma91
Anything a husband acquired BEFORE marriage stayed in his possession until recently. Feminist groups didn't like this (they're gold-diggers), and pushed the courts to alter the law. However, we've discovered that Family Courts may be entirely unlawful anyway, for they violate the core principle of laws in the US (1st Amendment, freedom to practice religion, etc.). These western men are being very foolish when marrying women from third world countries.
 
jtpett1
First way to break the cycle is for Filipinos to stop having so many babies they can't afford. Second, all in the household need to work to help out, not a few work out of the country and send money home while the others do nothing but spend it. Third stop showing off buying things you cant afford or having all these celebration when you can barely afford food.

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To read more and watch video, click Filipinas (Pinays) marrying and migrating overseas.
 

nagsalig?

Analysing the scenario, epitomizes the worst type of scamming. Gi-onai lang og huk2X ang kaugalinong household member.

Maranasan mo ito kon sakali mag-abroad ka.

“Adventure is a path. Real adventure – self-determined, self-motivated, often risky – forces you to have firsthand encounters with the world. The world the way it is, not the way you imagine it. Your body will collide with the earth and you will bear witness. In this way you will be compelled to grapple with the limitless kindness and bottomless cruelty of humankind – and perhaps realize that you yourself are capable of both. This will change you. Nothing will ever again be black-and-white.” – Mark Jenkins