A MOST BEAUTIFUL FILIPINA - With An Amazing Story!

#thefilipinapea #filipinapea #amostbeautifulfilipina ‪@TheFilipinaPea‬
A most beautiful Filipina granted me an interview, but little did I know that she had an amazing story to tell - she's much more than just a beautiful face! Most Filipinas grow up in the province, and many of them stay their entire lives, but this Filipina left home at the age of 11 to pursue her dreams. Let her tell us what it's like to be a most beautiful Filipina - with a mission!
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[@TheFilipinaPea]

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[@Eeasy-wq4ss]

You are so creative 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@southerneruk]

Yes she is very pretty, what was that Pea "am I single" yes I am single, but I am hard to catch 🙂

[@arnieallada5393]

Nice interview Filipina Pea... from filipina Canada toronto.

[@barrybranch5658]

Damn!I'm excited now.watching two of the sexiest Filipinas on here.im standing at attention now.lol

[@gregmertz1202]

Hello pea where is part 2? Can you send me a link

[@ctw2770]

It just goes to show how a diamond in the rough can exist. Marisol is a testament of great values and education

[@TheFilipinaPea]

👍👍👍

[@stevenupton7825]

@@TheFilipinaPea "the black swan" by nicolas taleb explains it to a certain extent , he puts it like this theres only 1 warren buffett greatest investor of all time, but how do we know theres not 1 m waren buffetts that failed through no fault of their own , they could have died at 15 for example , maybe theirs 1m talented young provincial ladies with great values, but they are looking after their grandma or something

[@ewengillies9826]

She is exemplary of a lady made of values. So far it is like hearing over a story thst I've already known about. Bring on Part 2 Pea you have a captive audience here. Bushyboy Oz.

[@didierdenice7456]

Sorry, but I saw 2 diamonds in the rough in this video, not one ! ✨

[@Johnz5959]

​@@TheFilipinaPeaPlease allow me to reiterate that Marisol said at a very young age she wanted and was determined to marry a Foreigner. That promise to herself was the motivating factor that caused her to leave her poor province and move to the city. Her dream to marry a foreigner was her driving force. So I say again the old foreigner does serve a purpose to help save/rescue the very poor province Filipinas and their families. He was 45 and she was 18. Let's do the math: he's got the money and she's got "the Beaver"🤗! An even swop ain't no swindle! I'm just saying!🤔🤨😉

[@gaven5479]

The ruggedness of Filipinas never ceases to amaze me. I'm determined now to marry a rural Filipina so that our children will be similarly blessed with the determined spirit of women like you and Marisol Also, looking forward to seeing what behind the scenes footage patrons will get. "Thank God I'm a patron boy" 🤠

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I’m going to try to give you patrons Part 2 a few days early 👍👍

[@gaven5479]

@@TheFilipinaPea Much appreciated lass 🙂

[@WELLBRAN]

Ask me advice...married 34 yrs and going to phils since 1987 I lived in the Barrio no electric no fuel no water built own house

[@jonaske8049]

Just be wise in your choice. There are millions of province girls but not all of them are like Pea or Marisol. In my opinion there are many that just accept their life and dont think for themselves anymore but just live in the moment. Dont be blinded by beauty, they all are. Find the one who is studying and working hard before you met her and keeps doing so regardless your money. Or if you rich someone who works hard in the house and tries to improve for you and not just become lazy and asks for maids or you to do everything.

[@gaven5479]

@@jonaske8049 Solid advice, much appreciated. I was thinking along similar lines

[@Apogge_kings]

These two are the prettiest women that I have ever seen in my life

[@sandradunbar339]

Two most beautiful Filipina's at the same time thank you , Beautiful but strong ladies who have improved their lives from their own efforts and work ethics' . You both are reaping the rewards.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks so much, Sandra! 👍😊

[@lulubajema8671]

This is so relatable. I started working at the age of 8. Grew up in the province, my family is very poor but didn’t stop me at all. I finished college, have a decent job here in Canada and happily married to a wonderful man! Kudos to both of you. Pinay power! 🙂

[@TheFilipinaPea]

👍👍👍

[@peterrichardson1386]

She has a similar childhood to my Filipina wife. She left her home in the mountain really young. Worked her way through school and college as a nanny and in a small shop. Then she got a office job. She then meet and married a her foreign husband (me) now we live in Australia with our 2 gorgeous daughters 😃

[@TheFilipinaPea]

A fairytale ending - for real! 👍❤️👍❤️ Yes folks, it really does happen here!

[@michaelgodofredoquirao1583]

Hlh

[@secretagent86]

curious about your relative ages, if not too personal

[@peterrichardson1386]

@@secretagent86 I’m now 50 😱 and my wife is 41. Kids are 12 and 10

[@tryscience]

@@secretagent86 That's too personal

[@htennek1]

I have always found the 'provincial' girl in the philippines to be both the more gorgeous and down to earth women of the country.

[@sandradunbar339]

You both speak better English than a lot of young people your age raise in western Counties. It was wonderful to listen to two young girl's talking for almost 30 minutes and no use of the F - word, so you speak better English than the group of 15 year old high school students I had to sit beside in a bus for more than 30 minutes this week.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

That’s actually sad! But thanks 👍❤️

[@njinblack]

Yeah, here in America on the bus.

[@Cons2911]

Huh, now that you mention it.. the lack of cursing… I agree, it’s pleasant

[@Airraidcd]

In defense to those 15 year old girls it’s the environment we are exposed that our peers use fowl language. I had to adapt to that type of language coming from the Philippines to the US. I didn’t start swearing til I got into high school or in college due to my language learning English still not yet perfected. Learning English was difficult. Struggled learning and understanding the words. But living in the US for a long time I’ve mastered written and speaking. It just took time to adapt to train your brain to have English as the primary language.

[@gumdeo]

Filipinas tend to have class.

[@leighmoralde]

We had a similar childhood. I was born and raised in the mountains and left to work as a nanny in the big city at 16. Tried to work + study at the same time and after that, I landed a corporate job. Time is ticking and I am still standing. Kudos to Maricell!!! and Filipina Pea!!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks so much for that, Adora ❤️❤️❤️

[@kenhur9800]

Breaks my heart so many good people struggle so much in the Phillipines. Y'all deserve better ❤️

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks Ken! And some folks have it even worse than we did! 😳

[@aquafishes]

@@TheFilipinaPea Some folks? Many children in the Philippines grow up without a mom and a dad. The dad leaves immediately. The mom may leave soon afterward. It's hard for many there.

[@vareseources]

Failed parenting, wrong life decisions, and the lack of proper education sum it up..

[@kb3809]

@@vareseources you summed up America

[@garycampbell6245]

From what I have learned adversity often produces the very best in human beings. It is only really through struggle that you can truly appreciate not just the simple things in life but also the value and privilege that luxury affords.

[@herbertgautier1550]

Pea I love this story ! This was me. My grandparents helped me but my parents were immature. I started working when I was 14 to buy my clothing for school and have money to spend. I joined the military at 16 and left after I graduated from high school. I started University while I was in the Marine Corps. I would usually work in offices, but I would regularily work 16-18 hours a day. After 8 years in the military and 15 months in jail with a criminal record. I retired with 2 pensions from the Federal government at 49 years old.

[@kranzonguam]

Thanks for bringing us Marisol's story, and for sharing a bit more of yourself along with it! The power of education and hard work to transform lives is something everyone needs to be reminded of regularly! Take good care, Pea po!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks, Kranz! We felt like long-lost sisters ❤️👍

[@rayfreeman2305]

@@TheFilipinaPea and you looked like long lost sisters.

[@ZXLNT]

Her name is Maricel

[@mikelauersdorf2992]

I cannot wait for part 2

[@burtonknows9201]

Smart, forward-thinking, AND Beautiful. She's a keeper...

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yes she sure is! 👍😊

[@Galahad54]

Another amazing interview, Pea! Balance between getting her talking and stepping back to let her tell the tale.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

We got along so well 😊👍

[@acediamond7524]

Maricel’s story is amazing! Thank you Filipina Pea for your continuous great content and giving a voice to those people who aren’t always heard! 😊

[@ThePhilippinesAccordingtoKevin]

She kind of reminds me of my wife--very classic Filipina beauty. My wife also graduated college and was working as an executive assistant by age 19. You're right about the English issues--Filipinos are afraid of being teased by their peers even when their English is pretty good.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yes, exactly - fear of being teased 😢

[@Grayslakegunner]

I am from the United States and come from a working class background (father was a carpenter). However, I was absolutely stunned to hear you both talk about your childhoods and the enormous responsibilities that you both had growing up. I left home before 18 but I am shocked to hear this story of leaving home at such a young age. As I hear this, I am mentally comparing you 2 women to western women. Here is my open question. Is your background similar to other Filipina women? If it is, could this go a long way of explaining the incredible difference in how Filipina women and western women view older foreign men? Western women essentially see older males as throw aways, that they have no value. Filipina women, on the other hand, value older males more than younger men. There are no western women I have ever come in contact that would even remotely come close to either of you in background.

[@michaelely9467]

What a story! You both show what it takes to have a good life in a country like The Philippines; even if us westerners can't relate. Can't wait for part 2. PS: Marisol is stunning.

[@soundslight7754]

Maricel is definitely attractive, but her main attraction, (maybe only for me) isn't her face, body or beautiful smile. It's her strength, determination, energy and maturity. Her entrepreneurial abilities are icing on the cake and if she has a sense of adventure and wanting to have a family of her own, then I'd like to meet her in person

[@bartphlegar8212]

She's special alright... 🙂 ...The thing is that it isn't just beauty, it's that Maricel has already bridged such a socioeconomic chasm that her entire existence, as is, is nothing short of miraculous. Maricel has experienced the types of hardships and challenges as a pre-teen that bring grown adults to their knees. And she's done it with such grace and dignity that it surprises me not that you're a bit in awe of her Pea... 😃 ...As most of us are...Fantastic interview!...By the way, those words that you think you're mispronouncing? That's your Spanish legacy coming through. If you were speaking those same words in Spanish (with acentos and tildes) they would be correct...JSYK... 😉

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Interesting about the pronunciations, Bart 😳👍

[@DavidLee-be4oz]

Great assessment Bart!

[@redsox4life]

Wow! Maricel looks gorgeous.

[@andrewminton-cudworth8767]

Not only is Maricel pretty but she is well spoken and educated , seems to be a lovely woman and home maker

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yes indeed 👍

[@carusmike]

Hi, Andrew. Hi from not far away. Aldridge. That's an impressive LinkedIn you have!!!!!

[@andrewminton-cudworth8767]

@@carusmike Thankyou

[@andrewminton-cudworth8767]

@@carusmike Is that your FB profile with the crooked house pub

[@carusmike]

@@andrewminton-cudworth8767 yes

[@stephenbruce8320]

Amazing Story so far cannot wait to hear the rest. Jealousy is an awful thing to experience. A lot of jealous women will say its love but it's more about insecurity and always ends up ruining what could have been a great relationship.

[@rogandbingofbingalahtravel3680]

Always a literal laugh out loud moment at the end of every video, Pea! Brilliant. What an inspiring story! It reminds me of stories in early America, the stories of my grandparents generation and before. My wife, Bing, was living in the mountains of Mindanao, hunting fish with spears and birds with slingshots until government authorities instructed the non English speaking "natives" to become educated. By third grade she skipped a grade and by high school she became valedictorian. After receiving two scholarships she graduated with a Bachelor of Science in English. Ultimately, she lived in Switzerland working at Sandos Pharmaceuticals for fifteen years, learning European languages in the process. After returning to the Philippines I was the lucky man who met this gem of a woman! I can't wait to hear part 2 of this inspiringstory (and more of your experiences with it, as well Pea!). A great story! Salamat Po!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Glad you liked the ending 😆👍

[@rogandbingofbingalahtravel3680]

@@TheFilipinaPea Of course!

[@stereoheartsrnb]

What an incredible story your wife has. It should be a movie!

[@papanam4267]

Where can I find a lady like that? She has hunting and survival skills in the wild? And she has Corporate survival skills as well? And she speaks Visayan, English, Tagalog, French, German, and many more? She sounds like one of a wunderkind. You’re a very blessed and lucky man! I hope you both have many children together.

[@Murph_.]

Here's my favorite thing about this video... it's two beautiful women talking. And not just outwardly beautiful, but OBVIOUSLY beautiful inside as well. Pea, I think your followers have told you how amazing you are already, but here it goes again. You are amazing Pea. And Maricel is also an amazing woman. Don't change who you ladies are... for anyone.

[@seattlesix9953]

I really like the variation in the discussion. As an a American born and raised there, I sometimes hear people here in the US saying that they can’t understand the accent so I step in as interpreter (depending on how they come across). I appreciate the attitudes found in the provinces, especially the sense of fulfillment part, which I find healthy while being practical. My upbringing there probably explains why I find Spanish mestiza’s super attractive. Thanks for bridging a little bit of home back to the states!

[@boracay12]

your a american born in the philippines? from both american parents or halo halo ? so i assume if you grew up in the philippines you speak the local language of the area you grew up in ?

[@dennisreeve8859]

The stories remind me of America in it's early days. How much change and innovation was created by a close knit society. Congratulations to you for your success.

[@clydeallen8681]

I'm calling you out, Pea. Yes, she is a beautiful woman, but you are just as beautiful yourself! Besides she's already married so she is off the market. Her tale is incredible to say the least and I completely understand why this would be a two or even three parts. It's so refreshing to hear two gorgeous, articulate Filipinas chatting. I'll be eagerly awaiting the next video on Tuesday.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

(how do you know she’s married?) 😊

[@clydeallen8681]

@@TheFilipinaPea I'm very observant and I saw the ring on the third finger of her left hand. If I am wrong I'll admit it and eat crow, but I'm confident that I'm correct.

[@finallyfriday.]

@@TheFilipinaPea I have to believe she's married cuz if I knew a gem like her was on the open market I'd be so flustered. Her being married is my out.

[@acw2237]

@@clydeallen8681 middle finger? That's a designer piece if on middle finger

[@KhemistryIBMOR]

@@TheFilipinaPea I noticed the ring too.

[@clydeseaside345]

Two very impressive beautiful young ladies-----both hard working and brave------both role models for any young girl

[@seandunn1128]

Thank you Pea. The chemistry between you to is exceptional. Looking forward to part two. So far the real gems of the conversation are, independence, drive, respect and trust. Who wouldn't love both of you? Peace

[@rickylee6129]

AGREED 👍 👍 👍

[@mauriceharris8195]

Maricel is beautiful and the fact that she struggled and came up from there is a wonderful thing. ❤️

[@jeremywheeler8417]

Now there's a woman that a lot of people might find intimidating. Even from a young age she has such a strong spirit, a desire to get ahead, ambition and willingness to do the things that she needed to to try to become successful. That's quite rare even for people here in the West. I love talking to people like that. And on top of all that, she's incredibly beautiful. Thanks for the interview and I'm really looking forward to the second half. I feel like I've been thrown over a bridge and I'm still falling until next Tuesday when I get to hear more of her story. This is truly one of your best interviews you've done. Have a great weekend!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

She’s really got it going on, Jeremy! 😊👍

[@spincube5734]

Marisol has lived quite an inspiring life thus far and YOU Pea, as discovered in this video, have as well. What little you have revealed about your own personal journey has, I am sure, increased the respect & admiration your viewers already have for you. Looking forward to part 2. Thanx Pea !!

[@mikep.9371]

Pea specializes in cliff hangers for sure. The new skit at the end was "out of this world". This has to be one of your best interviews yet. Staying up late or going horizontal!

[@neilmac2321]

More of a bridge hanger

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yes, this one was a literal cliffhanger (or bridge-hanger) 😆

[@timwest277]

Her story is so interesting. The majority of women in the western side of the world is trying to devalue men, and claiming being strong to not need us. But women on the eastern side of the world work harder with fewer opportunities. This woman in particular, leaving home and starting her journey at the age of 12 to keep her dreams alive. This is the definition of a strong woman to me! Hearing how some of you have to grow up makes me want to meet a Filipina woman. I appreciate why women over there like men from my side of the world. Looking forward to part 2! SUBSCRIBED!

[@captainmango1355]

Wow! Truth really is stranger than fiction! This lovely woman should write a book about her life story! Thanks, Pea for an exciting interview! :)

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yes, she could make a movie! 👍

[@briane173]

There are a number of parallels between Marisol's story and my late wife's (minus, perhaps, the murder attempt. My wife was almost killed before we dated but in her case it was just a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time when one criminal was shot by another right in front of her.)

[@Its-Just-Si-Reacts]

Excuse me!!!! She is not the most beautiful filipina!!! Kasi jowa ko is most beautiful filipina SA mondooo!!!! So please pea! Don't tell lies to your viewers haha 😅

[@paulstan9828]

Wow! Good for her. You did basically the same thing Pea. You both used your strong determination, intelligence and worked hard and became successful.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

We do have a bit in common 👍😊

[@paulstan9828]

@@TheFilipinaPea Definitely

[@Niftynorm1]

@@TheFilipinaPea You both have great chemistry and back stories. Now will she take part in one of your 'outros' at the end of your interview. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💋💋

[@flacotheplaymaker]

This is exactly why I am moving to the Philippines she is dropdead gorgeous I could only imagine how it really is I will definitely be there by June once again I cannot wait life changing experience coming soon ✈️🌎🇵🇭❣️🙏🏼🤞🏽💪

[@DogSpeak]

That's exactly what I say to people about dogs. First you build trust and respect, then comes love. I deal with a lot of dogs that have been abused or neglected and they often have difficulty trusting new people... but people are always in a rush. They want the dog to like them so they push to far too soon. They want the dog to wiggle and wag when they see them because it makes the people feel good about themselves. However if a person tries too hard with a dog the dog will have a much harder time trusting them and it will take much longer or may never happen at all. Show them that you respect the way they feel. Be someone that they want to get behind and follow, and they will come to you in their own time. At times you have to show them that you can handle them at their worst and if you do this in a calm loving manner, they will build respect for you as well. It's very mutual and people are no different, except that animals are much better at listening to their instincts.

[@motechabe]

Pea, I thought you were the most beautiful Filipina 😃

[@Chris-gi9ch]

Listening to her amazing tale of survival and growth while appreciating her beauty, then learning that a fellow American attempted to murder her by horrifically throwing her off a bridge is beyond appalling.

[@Exalted_Example]

Yeah, that guy shouldn't have done that. But most likely he did it because she was doing some whore activities. I would almost bet my net worth on it. Anytime a woman, especially a pretty woman starts talking about 'jealousy' - that's what it is. His course of action was obviously a foolish one - the Philippines is full of absolutely gorgeous women. Especially 15-20 years ago. Just choose the next one.

[@Dothraki--Leader]

Agree she's very pretty but the Most Beautiful Filipina is Ritchie! Put her back on!!

[@BP7BlackPearl]

I had my own landscaping business in the 80's, and I worked for a lot of WWll vets who were still married some 40 yrs later and their stories with their wives was "love at first sight", some even pinay wifes, but that was a different world.

[@dougparson4407]

From a very young age she is strong, motivated, enterprising, inventive, & does not let her past define her. All of this PLUS she is very pretty. This is truly a Beautiful person inside and out !!!

[@Jan-mu6vs]

She is objectively beautiful, not a clickbait title👌

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks Jan! i try to avoid clickbait 👍

[@olavlaupsa490]

Waiting for part two - again :) And you did it again. Making an interview sounding more like friends just having a nice time together. And it seem like you have a lot in common, not the least that the outside beauty is more than matched with what is inside 😍 May tuesday come quick 🏃‍♀

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Hahahahaha I promise it’s worth the wait 👍

[@jeffcalhoon3412]

You are correct about the way Filipinas speak English. I have never had a problem understanding any one here but they all say oh my English is so bad. I always just tell them not to worry because your English is much better than my Bisaya. I am now living in the Philippines with my wife and I always appreciate your videos and interviews. Keep up the good content

[@bayareatanders]

If you go to Australia, England, Ireland and even in the southern states in the US the english accent is different. In Asia India has also a different accent almost patterned to England. The Philippines has a neutral accent that the west can understand. That’s why its the number 1 call center of the world. Its also called BPO business- Business Process Outsourcing.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Be happy you two 👍❤️❤️❤️👍

[@mikeglo168]

I see a budding, life long friendship developing between you. So much mutual respect and similar backgrounds. Congrats to the both of you for overcoming poverty.

[@bryantcowart5713]

Two beautiful women telling their interesting stories. I love it

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yes, we tell quite a bit of juicy gossip 😆

[@PhoenixTTD]

After my subconscious had some time to digest this, my bullshit detector is going off. I must qualify this as my evaluation that could be wrong, and maybe there are significant differences with Filipinas that I do not understand, but I still think something is off. Guys don't typically go full psycho while they have hope and their delusions are still possible. They could when they know they are in a bad situation and there is nothing they can do about it. I doubt the "I'm an innocent victim that doesn't think I'm pretty" story. I don't know the real story and whatever it is, it doesn't justify what happened; but I think there are significant details that she's leaving out.

[@boracay12]

there are 3 sides to a story , her side, his side and the truth . we got one side. some jealousy is justified . yeah not the violence .

[@danielwykowski6069]

What a joy and priviledge to hear your stories. It gives me so much more respect for you and what you have done to become successful. Im sorry I skip some of your adds because the stories were so good!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

👍👍👍❤️

[@markschafer3190]

WE LOVE YOU Pea, thank you for bringing such great content. Do any philipinas have blue eyes?

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Not without contacts or mixed race 😊

[@wanderingdevildogadventures]

Amazing video Pea! Both of you should be very proud of the progress you've both made.

[@vagmanis251]

Well ιπποπόταμος , ippopotamos, is Greece word so i can understand that you have a problem to pronounce it, because even English speaking can't do it correctly 😀😀😀😀😀 but in reality you are speaking English very good,at least me i can understand everything you say 😀😀😀

[@philipmasie]

OMG, what a story Pea, I’m totally in shock. Thanks to you and Maricel for sharing this story ❤

[@codiddle]

It's so cute when the pronunciation is wrong haha.

[@ericsam1761]

I learned to NEVER make fun of some one who speaks English poorly...Because it means they speak more than ONE language, which most people can't do properly. But, I think the late Sam Kinison said it best, "If you don't trust the p@$$y...Why are you phucking the p@$$y?"...lol.

[@johnharris5427]

So... Pea Did you hit that? 🤭

[@rickmenasco322]

Beautiful indeed! But I still have that 30+ year crush on the amazing Lea Salonga. Ever since Miss Saigon when she was 18 I've held that secret crush. Well, not so secret. My late wife knew, but she had a secret crush on Tom Selleck, so it all evened out! Keep posting Pea. This 68-year-old enjoys your content.

[@StanHasselback]

I think I leaned as much or more about you Pea as Marisol. It's a great story and both of you are wonderful success stories. Never give up, continue to try and improve yourself and good things will follow. P.S. I love the way Filipinos pronounce comfortable. Also most Americans don't know grammar either.

[@boat6868]

Wow...what an amazing story. Also...the Pea's reference to Frank Abagnale...unbelievable!

[@neilfisch6533]

Pea, You are becoming Edward R. Murrow! I cannot offer you enough praise for your productions. Yesterday was our Thanksgiving holiday .This interview certainly puts life into a new perspective. You are amazing. As for your guest, Marisol, I am as enamored as you are.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

❤️❤️❤️

[@1stamendmentmedia464]

Hey Pea...what an amazing channel. Not even sure why this came up in my feed, but...I've watched 5 or 6 videos already. My background is business and communications and have to say, you are an excellent communicator. After finding this channel, I now need to reconsider my life and maybe spend some time in the Philippines. I have met some nice Philippino people here in the USA, seems like a culture I can embrace. Keep up the good work!

[@garycampbell6245]

Wow Pea this has to be the most impactful and meaningful video you have ever produced. I see so much mutual respect between yourself and Maricell. That understanding and empathy comes from a shared struggle that has evolved into a success story for both of you. I have never seen you interview a fellow filipina or a foreign guy where you have been at times awestruck until now. Maricel is undoubtedly a remarkable young woman as are you. From my perspective as someone who has travelled extensively all I can say is that you are both remarkable human beings who should be immensely proud of your respective achievements. You both display humility and even downplay what you have both been able to achieve in a really short time but it has to be said that both you and Maricel are the epitome of what it is to struggle from adversity to true independence. Thank you for interviewing this remarkable lady as she is someone who can look you in the eye and match you which is an extremely rare event.

[@scottbrebner7829]

I heard about her in the news along time ago when it happened I couldn’t believe it. I don’t remember the whole story now, but I remember hearing about that in the news of some foreigner guy American guy with a Filipino, and he beat her up very badly and almost killed her. I’m glad she is OK. She’s a very beautiful, and a very good young lady and I wish her the best, some men are just a little bit crazy or some men are just real crazy. She just met the wrong guy. It happens all of us. I wish you the best P grade video always take care. Looking forward to part two this is Scott from Chicago PS I will be back in the Philippines the last of January to pick up my wife and daughter and bring them to Chicago. She finally got her visa. It has been a long road 2 1/2 years. We waited for this day so thank you with your videos out there’s a lot make it through the long days thank you P railways being there with your good videos take care God bless against Catherine Chicago.

[@davidconley6267]

Great story from Maricel. Too many people from many countries who pity themselves and their situations could listen and learn. Anything is possible if you are not afraid of hard work.

[@uragonkane2944]

Thank you guys for not being judgemental to other filipina who can't speak English fluently ,I lived here in US for 20 years yes my English is not that good either.....though my 2 girls are raised her and my son was born and raised also here but am still having hard time to talk with my son...cause her English is way different than mine....But for me as long as they understand my English is okay and beside I wasn't born English speaking

[@peterhodge6253]

Having left home at15 and working through life avoiding the poor me scenario It is great to hear the two of you . Should be put into the early school learning for life program. Once again you have impressed me. Cheers Pete

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks so much for that, Pete! 👍❤️

[@erichenderson557]

Oh my goodness! I definitely wasn't expecting that!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Me neither! I thought we were going to be discussing hair care 😆👍

[@iftekharchowdhury3557]

I always try to catch all your KZbin videos, love your topics,comments, advice, criticisms and the messages you express in them. This interview was heat stopping! I wish all the best to your guest. For you, my friend, keep on doing what you have been doing! Good journey! - THANKS.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks IC 👍❤️❤️❤️

[@Four_Words_And_Much_More]

Pea - great story. I love your outfit and the thigh showing is real class too. Of course the questions are the best as well. Your intelligence shines through beautifully. Thank you. ____________________________ The jealousy question. Men are the provider and protector of the family and wife. Women protect the man from other women by their jealousy. Women also protect the home but by keeping out "extra women" that are not going to improve the love and happiness. It is in how you see it and use it. If the woman is encouraged in her jealousy to be positive in the way she expresses it, she will draw her husband to herself and the children with increasing strength. Jealousy can be her powerful motivator.

[@edlearned460]

Off a cliff....off a bridge....off the cuff...and DEFINITELY off the beaten path. Maricel is fascinating: what motivated a girl from nowhere to do all the things she's done? And we learned some things about YOU in this process as well. Can't wait for the next installment - it's gonna be a part two Tuesday.

[@frankkelley9684]

Hey Ed I didn't know you are watching the Pea ! So you are taking my advice to get a good Filipina woman ?

[@TheFilipinaPea]

And an amazing part two is coming, yes 👍😊

[@charliemorales4389]

You both are Strong. Beautiful inside and out. Thank you for always having Great content. Love Peace and Prosperity to You and Everyone with the Energy you Send.

[@tomcase2837]

Wow Pea, what a story, looking forward to pt 2. About the accent, my filipina wife and I have some good laughs about it here in Florida. Two examples.. years ago she cleaned house for a few of my customers. They were talking about changing the bed sheets, and of course her filipina tounge says bed sh*ts : ) My customer immediately looked at me for an explanation. Another time she was with her filipina friend talking about the best sights to see, my wife mentioned the beautiful beaches here, and of course her tounge said beautiful b*tches. Her friends daughter got the biggest laugh!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Someone pooped in the bed? Hahahahaha

[@johnwalsh518]

I can tell you this lady has very good grammar. The pronunciation can be different anyway, Hippopotamus You would pronounce Hypp A pot A mas. even though you spell it different.

[@samuelstambaugh5181]

Now there is a woman that is a role model for young girls ! ✝📿, prayers for her ☦

[@TheFilipinaPea]

👍👍👍

[@finallyfriday.]

Cooked and cleaned the house at 11 years old as her employment?? Yeah, that was me and my peers but young ladies today? No way! I'm impressed. (Pea, is that normal cuz here in the USA many adult women 30 years older can't or won't do that)

[@roybowman8824]

No shame, you two are the best english speakers I have come across anywhere!!!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Wow, thanks Roy!!

[@kevinseniormockingbird1992]

Pea, your videos are so inspiring, truthful, and educational. You're very beautiful ❤️, but from the heart ❤️ comes your beauty, and sweet personality. In America, this beautiful lady would probably be very arrogant and fake 🤥, but because of her upbringing and culture, she's very humble. I hope to have the honor of meeting you sometime in the future. Thanks so very much for your honest videos, and your sweet and loving way of dealing with people, be they down and out or be they on top of the world you are the most loving and sweet gal on video. Thank you for everything and for keeping us foreigners informed of the good, the bad and the ugly in your country. I'm even more interested in watching video blogs from reputable people in the Philippines because I'm going to marry a beautiful Filipina, and all the information that's put out from you and many others all corroborates the same fact that for the most part the Philippines is a wonderful safe country with sweet loving people and just an amazing culture. I want to bring my future wife's family to America so they have more opportunities, but I also want to start a Filipino and American partnership over there with her family that will still live there and help employees at a good wage and have some health Care taken care of for them and vacation days etc. God bless you and be safe always Pea.

[@lionelvanzyl1]

Great interview, Pea, with a great woman of substance. The two of you have a lot in common. Hard work pays off, both of you have proved that. To leave the country at 19 takes a lot of guts, starting a company at 17 or 18 - Wow! I'm looking forward to Part 2.

[@dwkeleher1713]

Great interview, well done 👏👏 This Pinay is incredibly beautiful, as you said, and it was funny to see how much you adored her, but just a fellow Filipina. Watching you both and listening to both your stories, and your leval if English, it is just another great example of how amazing Filipina are, and how hard working and incredibly intelligent you are. Beauty and brains is very common in Pinay I've learnt. And both of you have that.

[@DougFM]

I see two beautiful Filipinas.

[@alexandermayer2026]

Trust and respect should only be extended to trustworthy people who have earned respect. If you don't embody those characteristics yourself, how can you judge. Primarily, it is modeled by the parents and family. And, easily enough, you guys are supposed to Catholic and supposed to be hearing that reliance on God and His Word is the foundation. Since both of you confuse your adventurous attitudes with humility towards God, you are not the people to be giving advice on healthy relationships. How big a banana do you like? That is the wrong topic. How faithfully do you attend to your spiritual life? What directions is God taking you in? How do you live your life to the purpose to which God has purposed you? Good luck getting subscribers to as channel such as this. How much did you pray for guidance in your own lives? Or did you just launch out into the life you chose for yourselves? How long did you wait on God to open doors for you in the path that he chose for you?

[@ronfindley2874]

Good evening Pea. Let's get this going.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

You’re always top three lately, Ron 👍🏆🏆

[@dustbusterz]

I know it will be Worth the Wait as this Story is So Amazing just as it's Getting Started. Thanks Pea. Will Be Watching for that Next Part!

[@ChrisFrazierthecoach]

Wow what a story! I am glad she survive to tell the story. Many Filipinos need to be careful dealing with Westerners, and making sure that they have good character and good family structure because you’re taking a major risk, moving all around the world in the waiting arms of a possible monster. I have a Filipina girlfriend and I am glad we found each other.

[@briane173]

Many _Westerners_ need to be careful dealing with Westerners. The social and ethical mores we took for granted growing up have disintegrated to the point where I don't know _who_ to trust, and have lost an ability to size people up before risking any type of intimate friendship or relationship.

[@2000ViperGTSsubscribe]

So your comment if one does not have good family structure, men are not a good choice with your comment "making sure that they have good character and good family structure". That is sad you would feel this way as I am a product of a broken home, put myself through college, started a company and lead a good ethical life. I put everything into my mate with love, caring, attention as I do not have it from my abusive family. I enjoy supporting my mate and treating her well, so I would respectfully get you to reconsider your comment as children we do not have a choice of family dynamics, so family structure is moot as we age and it is all bout, as you said, good character alone.

[@deeman524]

Trust is an "about face" IN other words trusted people always show public evidence of that trust; for example if a woman is faithful to her husband, why are the windows open when she is taking off her clothes?, why is she all giggly and blushful around certain friends of mine?. Why are too many things none of my business? why didn't she tell me she had lunch with her Boss? I'm very personal about my Woman, I want total respect and evidence of 0 reasons for any man to think he can snatch what is mine.. This is the cost of alot of Divorce in America, Beautiful women in the US keep all their former social rights, but a man has to give up all of his

[@Packrat_Garage]

As an American I can relate so hard to the conversation on mis-pronouncing words. We mis-pronounce our own language constantly, often with hilarious results. My favorite word heard from my Filipina friend is 'beach' but she's a good sport about it.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Hahahahaha And I bet I know how she pronounces it 😆👍

[@Mottleydude1]

That’s something I also found interesting. My Filipina is about ten years older than these two with very similar backgrounds and I noticed that the Pea pretty much speaks English in an American accent, that Maricel definitely has a Vasayan accent though not a strong one (and did I hear correctly Maricel has lived in the States?). My wife has been living in the U.S. in an area where there are few Filipinos for 18 years now and she still has an accent . It’s interesting that the one who hasn’t been to the U.S. has the American accent.

[@carlosnorris352]

Mine always goes to brush her tits after meal. Thought it was weird when I heard it first time.

[@briane173]

@@Mottleydude1 That's something my late wife was never able to get rid of was her Ilocano accent. Her English was superb but her accent was so stark people had a hard time understanding her. I do wonder if she felt she _had_ to retain the accent in order to demonstrate to other Pinays that she knew where she came from and that any Filipina that acquired much of an American accent would be looked upon with contempt.

[@mikkoikonen8221]

@@TheFilipinaPea my fave word is Di-a-mond hehe

[@walterpatterson8100]

Pea, you hold your own...for being next to the most beautiful woman in the Philippines.... Just saying

[@erictwombly5902]

What a wonderful interview! I loved the way you self disclosed in a safe way, and essentially exchanged libraries of information between yourselves! This added a sense of genuine truth being expressed and me very eager for More ❤️ This interview brought out aspects of survival that Filipinas and Filipinos go through to just be able to live, that westerners are totally unaware of. Marisol is indeed a beautiful woman, as are you Pea, and I believe the next portion of this video will be very much of a impact for the audience. Westerners should be aware that the cute and young Filipina that they have their eyes on, may have been through far more life than the westerners could even conceived of. Until the next video!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yes, life can be Very tough here. Very

[@gregorykelly8000]

💕 💕 💕 ur skit endings D. Everyone so far, some actually made me laugh. Ms.Pea.

[@kaldhualan6326]

My goodness, what a first part. Also fascinating hearing about both your rise to where you are now. That determination you both have is inspiring. As for the foundation Trust, Respect I'd communication to that as well. I was hoping for a long play as absolutely capitivating story, you could almost imagine a holywood blockbuster being made. Tuesday cannot arrive soon enough 🙂

[@TheFilipinaPea]

You’ll love part 2 👍👍👍

[@KingNewJersey]

I'll be in Cebu in March 11th. Flying to Manila on the 9th @ 135am on PAL ~ Can I meet up you girls in Cebu some time ~ Meet up in IT Part or JY mall?

[@johnwalsh518]

The fact you hold you culture to heart and stay real women and wives is amazing!

[@jefferywise1906]

Chemistry of attraction VS a long term mutually nurtured relationship. Trust Respect and admiration of personage are what nurtures the relationship. (Person aka body, personage mentality and spirituality of the one within that body, their character) Chemistry of attraction burns hot and fast, once gone there’s nothing holding the relationship together. love grows and needs care. Like a garden stop watering and feeding the plants needs then they will not reach full potential or may even die.

[@yanassi]

An incredible story. If i were younger, it’d be a worthwhile visit just to meet either of you two ladies with dreams of “what ifs”. Both far more than beautiful, you’re surprisingly smart, creative and resourceful. I hope part 2 with her is a happy ending, to borrow pea’s tendency for double entendres ; )

[@TheFilipinaPea]

There will be a surprise ending for sure!

[@Mottleydude1]

@@TheFilipinaPeaWas that a double entendres?

[@MrThunderdome64]

Great Interview! Both of your english is superb. I am sadden that at such and early age that you both had to endure those things. However, it has made you both stronger women and a great example of what you can accomplish if you put your mind to it. My mom use to always tells us that "what the mind can conceive the hands can achieve".

[@Crazykid949]

Pea: The Karens of the west wonder why men leave for the Philippines, This is why! Women in your country know where to draw the line when it comes to being independent. Maricel is the shining example of what an independent woman is. Take charge of her life on her terms, but still, desires deep down inside what type of relationship she wants in her life to complete her goals for herself. Don't get me wrong and think that she needs a man to complete her, but she follows her dreams of finding her ideal person to marry. There is a big difference in each statement. Maricel is the type of woman, that women here in the west should take an example from, work hard and smart, press forward towards their dreams, goals, and aspirations, and all the while being open to sharing their life with someone. She really has been through the "school of hard knocks" and here in the west, it is usually the best teacher. Those are the lessons that are very hard to forget. It is remarkable how most women in your culture can have such hardships and still go on with an attitude of "The sun will smile on me tomorrow, and I will smile back!" And it is that attitude, that most men from all around the world flock toward, and it is just as funny that the women that complain about the men leaving don't understand what they are going towards. Or they just don't want to understand. Waiting four days for the conclusion of this interview is going to be like sitting on a pin cushion. Great work so far on this interview Pea, you've got a real gem here!