Challenges Marrying Filipino | Hearty conversation with my fellow expats married to Filipinas

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[@deborahg3093]

Aaron isn't exaggerating! He's wise. Taking care of family doesn't mean robbing your own family.

[@sandrazamoro440]

Aaron is so practical and like his mindset ! Be is so funny too!

[@weareocampo]

😄😄

[@ma.precylopez1872]

Every nationality they have their own culture especially interracial marriage. But at the end they both find love each other.

[@weareocampo]

Absolutely 💯 🙏

[@gracenanfuka2223]

Wow ❤this is so great dear Rev. Liz. I am so happy for you finding people you share the same life of interracial marriage. I just love it and I think and pray that you be comforted n whatever way…. This becomes a family.❤🇺🇬

[@weareocampo]

Thank you so much! They are truly amazing

[@reginadmahabirfmworldperfu211]

Love the Comradery amongst amongst you, this was a beautiful video, thank you for sharing ❤🎉

[@weareocampo]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching

[@gracenanfuka2223]

Rev Liz👂 I love the design of the headscarf and the earrings ❤🇺🇬

[@weareocampo]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@OsvaldaAchichi]

You stole my comment 😂❤

[@Becca766]

So great to have people to fellowship with 🥹🥹 outside of church. I need this in my life, Lord 🙏

[@weareocampo]

🙏🙏🏾💯

[@Pastelleoja]

I’m Portuguese & my husband I’d Puerto Rican so that is said my children married in Filipino so their kids are mix but not one eats Filipino food except if it’s lumpia or noodles but I love Filipino food.

[@penguingrace23]

Love the couple bible study it's so encouraging and learning from each other is a blessing.

[@nabuzalejane3606]

Phillipino culture is almost similar to Africa especially here in Uganda.we are so hospitable.

[@weareocampo]

True very similar

[@tessievictor5023]

Delighted to hear the participants acknowledgmentthat Philippine still upholding the old fashion communal livehood. In this hard n dangerous world family members need to support each others to sustain good ways of life and good moral values. The perfect checks and balances mechanism.❤❤

[@nelcialazar4782]

Very good conversation with every one. Amen thank u Jesus.

[@theresa805]

Lovely to hear the differences in cultures but being in an interracial relationship has it's own challenges just like marrying from your own culture. It takes two to work really hard and also compromise in their marriages to be successful

[@weareocampo]

Agreed 💯

[@Lulu-po3kn]

This is what diaspora folks go through with people in Africa. We are finally learning to say no. We love our families but we have to stop and think, what if something happens to me and I've been sending all my money home. Stop and think.

[@historiqueafricaine]

I totally agree with you💯 beside, if you are blessed enough to have kind-hearted folks in your family they will be appreciative of what you're doing for them but in many cases African living abroad are being financially abused by their family members back-home😢 the money sent is never enough, they don't even try to know how well you're living in Europe/Northern America etc... it's really sad.

[@FugieMax]

Your community is diverse which I love and respect. So great to watch that you all come together as one.

[@nanchu2151]

Great interview..just being people!

[@Becca766]

They gave such great examples and they seem happy and at home 🤗💕

[@weareocampo]

Indeed, we all love Philippines 🇵🇭

[@myrisiafranklin5258]

Filipino they give even if they dont have in theire own, eats a lot 😅🎉❤ only in the Philippines ~ Have fun❤🎉

[@Sandy.TX5050]

Hello…….seems like a wonderful time. I would think it’s the Culture not the Color. He is right about the US 99% Blacks will probably do what he is saying. GOD Bless🙏🏼♥️

[@genniejefferson6588]

I would not want to marry someone from another country especially if they think family takes care of everybody. It’s ok sometimes,but in the US people get a certain age, they are on their own.

[@weareocampo]

Interesting to note’

[@avissmith4300]

I really enjoyed this video! Very informative!!❤

[@weareocampo]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching

[@elizabethabigailsampson5773]

Culture shocks are there but God gives us the grace to live in harmony despite our many differences.

[@weareocampo]

Amen

[@cherrymeredith2765]

God bless you all as you fellowship together, wonderful to have that type of discussion

[@wavemaker2077]

One common theme among the foreigners is that their culture shock is not really about their wife but about their extended family. Family ties are very strong among the Filipinos.

[@debrafoulks9218]

I enjoyed listening, I learned a lot . It’s great to fellowship together that was beautiful.❤

[@jcsgrl359]

More with your Bible Study group! I enjoyed them. Next time include the wives so we can hear their perspective.

[@weareocampo]

They are little shy 😄😄, thanks for watching

[@justinepatricia5341]

I like the way you always look African Rev Liz..thanks for sharing the challenges of inter marriage with us.

[@jonathandavid9673]

Aaron is funny. Really nice group overall. Great video 👍

[@weareocampo]

Thank you 🙏

[@nw1424]

Doing solo Backpacking to the philipines this weekend from Kenya, thanks to this Channel i know what to expect; let Me know if you need majani 😊

[@rosenangila1125]

Liz do you need majani 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@weareocampo]

Wooow you are? This is amazing 👯👯, too bad I don’t drink tea. If I could get some kimonos from my sister. Please get in touch with me I’d truly appreciate if you have Instagram dm or email. Cause nguo za hapa sio taste yangu haswa 🙏🏾 Asante

[@nw1424]

Alright, I’ll Dm you on Insta

[@teresiawachira1034]

I am from Kenya and i give my mom 50$ every week. Thats hiw we give back to our parents for bringing us up.

[@madel7584]

Hahaha Aaron is saying the real thing😅😂 Filipina married to foreigner must understand that their foreigner spouse is not ATMs

[@teresiawachira1034]

The wives can make their own money and help their parents without asking their husband's money.

[@BuhayBukid1013]

Grabe glowing ganda ni Rev Liz❤️

[@weareocampo]

Salamat po

[@StarryGreen33]

This was interesting to watch and Aaron's comments were funny. Is there a second part for the Philippine spouses to asnwer the same question beacuse your question is one sided and assumes existing challenges only with having a Philippine spouse, when they can exist in any marriage The house is very nice.

[@belizegyal8758]

Foreigners always say the same thing about my country regarding the traffic and we also have traffic laws🤣My country once had that community experience but because of outside influences and social media we've lost a lot of it😔 I really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing🙏🏿

[@wavemaker2077]

Is your country Belize?

[@belizegyal8758]

@@wavemaker2077 Yes👍🏿

[@MsAliciaVictoria]

Blessings!

[@marthangosi9802]

Filipinos culture is like African. You educate your dad's sister's grandchild, dress him/her etc.

[@billlee5755]

Beautiful! Cultural differences.😊

[@gracewanjiru9294]

Great reunion ❤

[@anestadaniel3071]

Wow I really enjoyed this video

[@sandrazamoro440]

I was inspired the story of David Matthews how his ex wife cheated on him and he has now moved on. Glad to see he has now moved on with a Filipina!!!!

[@weareocampo]

Indeed. Thank you for watching

[@bogdanpancencu9709]

❤

[@moureenkemunto41]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@friendofgod9413]

Your brother is hilarious! 😂🤣😂

[@selinaBARMAR2565]

This was fun to watch and eye opening on a few levels everyone. First of all, yes interracial couples could use support and when living abroad it's great to find common ground. What I noticed though and probably not the only one is the three American men: one African-American, American-Filipino, and an American of white/Euro descent, is that all of these men are first and foremost Americans before they are their ancestral heritage. Proves that cultural/social/linguistic ties are stronger than race, or perceived racial ties. I've felt this way for a while and I often see it being played out. That's one observation. For me, I can relate I feel to some cultural and American customs of Filipinos and Americans. I understand too the desire to have family not too involved much in a relationship. I would love to see more Rev. Solomon and Liz these cross-cultural interactions with non-Filipinos there too along with the Ocampo family. Fun and interesting!

[@wilfredohyionchieh]

❤❤❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩🤩🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Got bloody hell.

[@emmafletcher7837]

Please have Aaron on Dear Beloved

[@sheilamugabe3821]

Interesting 😅

[@JB-kc7dm]

🙏🙏🙏❤❤

[@theresegomez4379]

You are beautifully black

[@weareocampo]

Thank you

[@user-sq2no7gr8b]

Wherever you go, there are challenges, not just the Philippines. Don’t make a mountain out of a mole hill.

[@maryjordan8560]

Missionary Mary Jordan just what. they said America is not what it use to be years ago it was family time children played out side.Now technology has taken over ,the cellphone is more important .I love America but I don't agree with their systems

[@weareocampo]

🙏🙏

[@kahkashan_6090]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘

[@weareocampo]

🙏🙏

[@kahkashan_6090]

@@weareocampo ❤️❤️

[@elsieaugustin-pw3yu]

This is your house it's very beautiful

[@weareocampo]

It’s my friend’s home 😄🙏

[@PinayNana2]

When you marry filipina you also marry her whole family 🤣

[@sarazohar4923]

The black girl is stunning

[@jnl321]

She’s Rev Liz. Yes she is gorgeous. Delicate features like a doll. The kids are the same.