Why Do Filipinos Fear Birth Control? Let's Ask Them!

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[@LGR605]

Tickle Tickle. Gotta Love that!

[@TheRubbrdux]

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[@paynalward6921]

A little history: my aunt in Mexico used to work for the UN promoting birth control around the world, about 40 years ago. Her time in the Philippines was brief: the first smaller sized town the group arrived in were greeted by a large crowd throwing stones lead by the local priest! They left the country two days later on the suggestion of government leaders.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Why am I not surprised? 😳

[@DMSProduktions]

Stupid!

[@DMSProduktions]

@@TheFilipinaPea Sinead O'Connor was right:Fight the REAL enemy!

[@tryscience]

​@@TheFilipinaPeaI thought he who has not sinned should cast the first stone? ... I suppose if there's only one non-sinner among them, stones 2-300, are free!

[@nolove857]

Here in the Philippines they frown upon abortion but they don't frown upon all the gays here. It's like the catholic church condones it here. I'm just sayin....seen a 15yr old girl with a baby and another on the way at a clinic here and she was pregnant by a 30 yr old man....wth is that about?? The Filipinos allow that here is what I'm wondering??? Why is that???

[@jonathanleach1050]

Miss Pea, the fact that anyone opened up to you at all on this subject says a great deal about you as a trustworthy interviewer. Thanks!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

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[@napoleonmdusa8877]

@@TheFilipinaPea yes, you do. You should consider becoming a crime investigator or maybe starting a "scam buster" business.

[@haroldwalls6591]

100% Agreed!

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

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[@jonathanleach1050]

@@TheFilipinaPea Let's call your personality "winsome!". 😁

[@stephenmitchell7915]

Back in my day the boys got "the talk" from a priest and the girls got their "talk" from a nun. I can still remember him coming into the classroom and telling us he was there to talk with us about sex. I can remember looking at my friends and asking, "What do you think he wants to know?"

[@captainobvious8037]

@@stephenmitchell7915 Good one

[@badlandskid]

😂

[@JasonTaylor-po5xc]

Sex Ed from the people not supposed to have sex? LOL

[@fulla6967]

I swear there isn´t enough people of your kind in this world, trying to educate the world in their field of expertise

[@c.d.alexander1260]

LOL. I remember when I was a little kid and I asked my mom while she was doing dishes where I came from. First I asked her if a stork brought me she said no. Then I asked her if the Easter Bunny brought me. Again no. Santa claus? No dear. Well then Mom where did I come from. She dropped the dish she was washing back into the water, let out a big sigh, and said " your daddy rolled over the wrong way one night". This perplexed me for years.

[@redpillrebel]

Hahaha. This story actually made me laugh out loud.

[@Pillar5770]

😂😂😂

[@badlandskid]

😂

[@michaelleadford5960]

I was 6 my mom was 26 when I asked my mom, where I came from/how am I here/ why I can only remember things from being 3 to 6 but nothing before 3, she didn't hold back and proceeded to spend the entire afternoon telling me all the biological science of reproduction for mammals fish reptiles amphibians plants funguses bacterias viruses. Nobody at school believed me Monday when I shared all that information during recess until we got to 6th grade, and all the boys had to go to one room with the male teachers while all the girls and female teachers took over our desks. We went to lunch break after that then recess, 80% of my classmates looked like they were on a u boat towards Normandy beach after the talk, and for the remainder of the school year everyone decided I'd be the guy to ask about any reproductive questions. The weirdest part out of all of that though was going to church/Sunday school and being told I wasn't allowed to explain with scientific/medical terms how babies are made lmao. They cut me off when I said "when an egg and a sper"

[@roydelpozo4816]

Personal story . My wife was a 23 year old virgin . She refused to have sex because she was afraid of pregnancy . Background : she is college educated and was a teacher herself. Yet no knowledge of how to prevent pregnancy. Same with her sisters. All of them educated. So we got together and we had the “talk” her parents did not . But even school did not teach her anything she said . Now of course she could learn with some google but in the PI the internet is only used for chat and pictures along with Facebook . Makes me sad no one has the “talk” . At least she declined sex with strangers so her preventative method was 100 % effective and to my benefit but for all the girls and boys with no knowledge and they just let nature take over … it leads to so many unwed pregnancies there . I hate to say even unwanted ones . In a Religious country we can just bring back chastity. Sure tourists won’t come for sex but is that really a bad thing ? I mean I went looking for a wife so I did not want the town bicycle but others have no interest in a wife just fun . So maybe again some return to values might not be a bad thing . We lost them as a country in the USA .

[@GregorioVazquezJr]

Sir you said what I tried to say much better. Bravo, I agree with you.

[@garylagera8048]

As expats, we're not allowed to really speak our minds. And if we did the locals won't listen anyway - just marites. Saving face is more a priority than saving children from a depraved life.The parents don't have the knowledge, the children won't have the knowledge and the wheel goes round and round! I have a I0 yr. old niece who recently was exposed for sending pics of her vagina via TikTok! She is being raised by her Lolo/Lola and guess what? They don't have the common sense or education to guide this little girl nor do they care! This girls future is bleak. This little girl is being indoctrinated by a family of scammers and social degenerates.

[@daveuk980]

Unfortunately men go to Philippines with good intentions to these Filipina woman promise them everything, but don't realize they're just after sex, wear a condom, stops sexually transmitted diseases. Filipinas need educating about men who are there for a short vacation, if a man loves his Filipina they shouldn't sleep together until after date 3.

[@harveypolanski755]

"In a Religious country we can just bring back chastity." No we can't. Because neither men nor women want to be celibate or rush into marriage just for the sake of satisfying their carnal urges. Try as you might you don't control what other people do with their bodies. If you don't like sexual promiscuity then don't hang out with the sexually promiscuous. Personally I don't like up tight bible bandits. So I avoid spending time around them.

[@tristanftw2]

Birth control is really bad for the woman's body anyways chastity is a much better option

[@BenzJaguar]

I accidentally took my birth control pill twice yesterday and when I woke up this morning, one of my kids was gone. 😮

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Hahahaha The new Eraser Pills! 💊 🤣👍

[@BenzJaguar]

​@@TheFilipinaPeaGood Day Pea; On May 15, 2024, the House of Representatives in the Philippines approved the "Absolute Divorce Act" (House Bill 9349). Would like to see a future video with your Lawyer Friend explaining exactly what Bill 9349 means. Have a Great Day !

[@RCFSULAW]

​@@BenzJaguarI hope it passes the conservative Senate. That is the problem right now.

[@moderndaydrifter4672]

​@BenzJaguar you have no idea the trouble that is going to come from have such an act within your laws. You only need to look at the west and see the stats on how many women and children are murdered due to a woman seeking a divorce. The only one that are going to benefit are the lawyers. The answer to this is the same as the birth control issue. Choose wisely or don't do it simple as that.

[@thomaswakefield6889]

@@RCFSULAW dude sftfu and stop making this a political issue. ABORTION is not now nor has it ever been birth control nor is it health care

[@dennisw5803]

I was amazed, had 2 long term phillipines girlfriends, neither knew what I was even talking about when I told them I’d had a vasectomy years ago and would not be having any more kids. They did not understand that concept at all.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

It’s virtually unknown here 😳

[@juancalvo7421]

Lucky guy.

[@Abelius]

I had mine done in Cebu. It was a doctor from an organization that did it for free for Filipinos with the money from paying patients. So, I guess it's true it's the people and not the higher ups what are reluctant.

[@stephenr6913]

I am talking to a filipina who is 50, I'm 70. The subject came up when we were talking about how we would manage when we meet. She hasn't reached menopause. I said that I have had a vasectomy and she said that she has had a tubal ligation. Incidentally she is from the provinces.

[@paulruano1903]

​@@49525Bobinteresting. Not snarky... But that is 2-3 filipinas/filipinos that obviously got corrupted by the west (or maaaybe even was corrupt before). But it definitly drive the GRAND Rule of: Never take a wholesome girl (like filipinas) to the west (unless that is your only option). Rather reduce your lifestyle expectations to half or to 1/4... but gets a GREAT filipina wife living in the Philippines.

[@AnJe-od3fg]

Thanks

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks so much for the tip, AnJe ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍

[@Fire2Hot911]

Pea another great video. My experience here your right. Its taboo to talk about

[@joshuaramirez6039]

Instead of fearing birth control, they should be fearing the struggle of raising those children with Filipino fathers that cannot afford to support them. One of the biggest problems there is too many people having too many children that they cannot afford to support.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

💯 👍

[@carlosnorris352]

You’re trying to teach future vision to tropical people?

[@joshuaramirez6039]

@@carlosnorris352 If they take a look around them, they can see the future outcome if they follow in the footsteps.

[@samual3006]

That's why the filipinas go for rich old westerners. 😊

[@joshuaramirez6039]

@@samual3006 The problem with that plan is that high value men don’t wife single mothers. Men with money prefer supporting their own legacy and not some other man’s leftovers.

[@RCFSULAW]

In the 1980s I had a gf in the USA that was half Filipina(Mom) and half Mexican. Her Mom was born in the Philippines and very traditional. Her parents met when both were working in a foreign country. As conservative as her mother was she did talk to her daughter about S E X and insisted she use birth control to prevent pregnancy until marriage.

[@arnoldseay9118]

It’s true that condoms prevent the tickle tickle. Having been married to a Filipina for many years you probably won’t change their mind on birth control. After having 4 kids I finally gave up and got a vasectomy.

[@pauldeanda4985]

What is meant by “tickle tickle”? Is it the woman having an orgasm? I’ve gotten plenty of women to have orgasms when wearing condemns.

[@MaullerTwin]

4 kids over there or in your home country?

[@GizmoMaltese]

Pull out method works.

[@bavariancarenthusiast2722]

@@GizmoMaltese .....never not even funny

[@GizmoMaltese]

@@bavariancarenthusiast2722 Google it. There have been studies that show it's as effective as condoms for contraception. Google, "Pulling Out gets new respect." It's an ABC news article. Like condoms the efficacy depends on how well it's practiced. For example, you can't double dip if you do pull out and you have to pull out in time consistently. Some men can't do it. I have never failed. It's important because for people who are against birth control, it's an alternative.

[@streetracingmiscreant8589]

Well cousin told me that it just doesn’t feel right if the risk of 18yrs of child support isn’t there. 🙂

[@kenmiller9]

Economic reality is that most parents there are relying on their children to support them in retirement. This is true in any poor, or traditional economy

[@thomasjohnson3895]

Interesting she uses the Catholic Church to argue against birth control, but most have no problem with sex outside of marriage.

[@DMSProduktions]

The IRONY!

[@waywardson1663]

Religion a la carte!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

It’s a double standard - they want to follow the church about birth control, but not follow the church when it comes to premarital sex 😳👍

[@jasonbourne1596]

​@@TheFilipinaPeaTruthfully, it wasn't mentioned in your video, but most of them want a baby.

[@DMSProduktions]

@@TheFilipinaPea Hypocrisy runs DEEP!

[@frankbaptista8334]

I was told recently that parents have many children here as a retirement plan, more children they have the better chance they will have of being taken care of when they get old and can no longer work. Great informative video as usual Pea!!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yup, that’s absolutely true 😳

[@bigjohnson7415]

Except it seems they can no longer "work" in their 30's, other than Boom Boom to make more kids.

[@mylesgray3470]

My Filipino in-laws live with me and this is their culture. They didn’t save for retirement or cash out real estate to pay for it. Their kids are their retirement plan. The kids pay everything. Shelter, food, medical care, ect. Good deal for them, but very different than western culture.

[@MickeyMousePark]

yup or one of their kids wins a ticket to the western world..and at that point they work themselves to death so they can send money home to take care of the other 10 kids...wait an update..11 kids now...

[@chrisgreen2786]

I became friends with a sex worker, and used to hang out with her on the beach in day time. She was so smart and funny I just clicked with her for some reason but was never a customer. so, she was the eldest of ten and the money she sent home was used to send her siblings to school. She was being sacrificed basically. She knew the books I had with me and I struck me that this young woman could go far in life if not for this outrageous situation she was trapped in. It infuriates me to this day. I'd see her with some young foreigner sometimes at night and I don't judge other people but I don't want to wake up with a stranger and never liked the whole bar girl scene. i'd rather hang out, have drinks, get to know someone. I felt like she was being abused by these idiots who have no idea how dark the culture can get and the psychalogical damage caused.

[@paratrooper1186]

Pea the Philippines currently has a good birth rate for the country. The fertility rate for the Philippines is only 2.7 and will continue the downward trend. Thailand has a fertility rate of 1.33 which will mean a decline in population without migration. A stabilizing fertility rate is 2.1.

[@gumdeo]

In urban areas, the Filipino birth rate is already below replacement.

[@hughjohns9110]

The world needs a declining population. More population = more consumption of resources for no benefit.

[@borisj4054]

The Philippines needs a decline in population.

[@tsif7828]

Indeed. And philippines is one of the worst offenders. The pie can be sliced only so thin

[@artvandelay409]

The birth rate in the Philippines is not good. 2.7 may be fine for a country with a low population but dangerous for a country with a population of 118 million people in it about the size of Arizona.

[@lordjinnai]

I was given the talk at a young age kaya nalutas ang misteryo. Nagpapasalamat ako sa aking mga magulang sa pagiging matapang na harapin ang paksa.

[@daan7374]

Great that you address problems like these! It really helps with understanding of the philippino mindset.

[@smferreiro2610]

I'm the 393th! In 8 minutes! This is what quality videos look like! Go, Pea, go!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks Santiago! Let’s see if we can have a good one this time 👍❤️

[@DarkKhagan]

Hi nice to see you again Pea. 😊 Wow I can't believe 118 million, when I first visited the Philippines in 2013 the population was 99 million! Very interesting video, I really think people in the Philippines need to talk more about this subject in schools and also research more about birth control methods/options.

[@marcozopfi1736]

One fifth on increase of (mainly younger aged) population volume in only roundabout 10 years time. Around the 1903-1905 time period the pH population to be estimated or traced for a count probe was still very far(!) under 10.000.000 only, due to effects of the 1896-1901 wartime/social unrest consequences and famine/widespread sicknesses-state of health-decrease.

[@marcozopfi1736]

Churches and believe systems as well as traditional cultural patterns loyalty hold this process down and back or even consciously surpress it almost fully.

[@davidfisher5140]

Yeah my number was out of date two. She surprised me there.

[@roysheaks1261]

When I met my wife in Cebu in 1995, the population was 66 million. It’s hard to believe what the population is now.

[@MateDrinker33]

#busybusypinoys 🤣

[@johnclark7973]

Fascinating topic/data for the Philippines. Thank you!

[@kranzonguam]

Important video on many levels! There are many here with similar attitudes, and the consequences can be heartbreaking. Thank you for asking the hard questions, and thanks to those who were brave enough to answer them! Take good care!😊

[@sonoftherepublic7737]

Morning Pea! Good info, the more you know, the better informed decisions!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

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[@johnlobley]

Hey, Pea ...and always let the ads play

[@TheFilipinaPea]

John! You’re accumulating quite a medal collection lately! 🥈❤️👍

[@Dadsezso]

I've been married to my Filipina wife for almost 17 years. We did not have premarital sex and when we got married she was a virgin and knew little to nothing about sex. We didn't discuss it much before marriage as it seemed embarassing to her. Since marriage she never liked sex and it was very infrequent and that part of the relationship ended 8 years ago. She has no interest in accomodating any aspect of sex. She is devout Catholic, and I feel like with the fear the church and her parents instilled in her while growing up has left her with a permanent aversion against sex. For you gents who come here to the Philippines looking for a love interest/wife, I am not advocating premarital sex but you best discuss it thoroughly before marriage.

[@Gaza-vu6gl]

Sorry to hear this. I’m in a similar position. Tried to discuss many times. We are not married. I’m older and a foreigner.

[@MasculinityIsFundamental]

Does First Corinthians 7:3-5 not command us to satisfy our spouses? I screened a thousand Filipinas, and that was one of five questions I asked.

[@Dadsezso]

@@MasculinityIsFundamental She believes it is for procreation and beyond that is self indulgence.

[@robertl2227]

Leave it to the catholic church to ruin everything. People still think catholicism is biblical even tho they burned anyone who owned a bible for 1000 yrs until the printi g press was invented.

[@mylesgray3470]

Sad that super religious women seem to have a lot of shame on this subject and can’t let loose mentally. Therapy maybe could help but at some point people are set in their ways.

[@colseverns9848]

Hey Pea great job dealing with an awkward subject …. Good luck educating the community… they certainly could use your help !!!

[@Keekay91]

I just met a Filipina this month and everything seems just way too great. So ive been watching your videos. (Thank you) Thank you again for bringing this to my attention. It explains alot of her perspective i didnt understand.

[@ashtonmulkey6180]

This video touched on Filipinos not wanting to use contraceptives, but what about the opposite: IVF? Do Filipinos have a stance on that?

[@mylesgray3470]

My wife’s relatives used it in the Philippines at great cost without success.

[@rickmcneil2162]

Pea. That type of mentality is everywhere. I am a fan of vasectomy myself. Since I had mine many years ago, when I had it done, I no longer had to worry about getting anyone pregnant, I didn’t need to withdraw, pleasure was total and I disturbed and I believe I grew at least an inch longer. (Joking). For me, vasectomy is the way to go. Also, it makes things easier on the woman.

[@michaelely9467]

This is not just The Philippines and not just Catholicism either. Condom use in SEA seems very low (and Pea’s stats back it up). It felt higher in Catholic Latin America.

[@MickeyMousePark]

one word EDUCATION

[@randyjones7001]

Fascinating peak into life in the Philippines... Thanks for the interesting video!

[@seriouscat2231]

Peek, not peak. Mountains have peaks, while peek means a quick look.

[@leg414]

Miss Pea....Another good controversial video information...And a great one for personal responsibility to scare men from adding the population and pains and their roles in this...And the roles the Filipinas have in this. Peace

[@Porkypies6m]

Singapore, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan Thailand all have declining birth rates reasons include education, cost of living, changing attitudes ...the latter being the love of materialism rather than having a family

[@Porkypies6m]

@PaMuShin many people cant afford to holiday abroad now after the pdemic

[@JohnnyLynnLee]

The last have NO INFLUCE at all. It's ALL about economics.

[@shinrinyokumusic1808]

The people in those countries also have high standards.

[@PassportBrosBusinessClass]

I have noticed that when my girlfriend is using birth control pills, her mood is unpredictable and she tends to have moments of lethargic behavior during the day. She gets extreme MALIBOG. Wants to be worn out morning, noon and night. But falls into slumps where she’ll just lay there stretched out like a cadaver.

[@PILearning2LiveAgain]

Look into IUD, it is non-hormonal and more effective as it eliminates human error. It also lasts five years but can be removed at any point if desired. The only draw back is that it is recommended to have an annual pelvic exam to insure proper placement.

[@RCFSULAW]

Very few women suffer the side effects of estrogen based and synthetic equivalents used in birth control pills. You can talk to a doctor about changing to a different type or use an IUD or a Depropravara shot once every three months. Unfortunately that shot can cause weight gain in some women. In the US many parents put their female children on this shot because they know kids are not reliable to take a pill every night.

[@benharo-zw7yp]

@@RCFSULAW All women have side effects on the pill! The pill are articicial hormons, not natural hormons and it changes the women drastically. Its one reason why western women are so crazy. Dont belive what Pharma will tell you!

[@davidfisher5140]

Yeah that's very common. My wife had those issues plus the weight gain. Quit fast! I was engaged to a girl before who git tge pill for regulation not tfir BC. She had a lot of side effects but suffered through it for about a year. Most BC pill side effects are temporary.

[@americanbobtail1]

​@@RCFSULAW- Stop spouting balderdash about very few women have side-effects for birth control. If anything, it is the exact opposite, but the pharmaceutical industry along with MD'S/DO's bury the data/risks all the time and you know why.

[@MarsOcto]

3 times a month is grounds for a divorce

[@AmazingRebel23]

Legally?

[@MarsOcto]

@@AmazingRebel23 legally in America you don’t need a reason. No fault divorce. But yes. If you marry a person and they are the only person on this planet who you can have sex with, she withholds, bye.

[@klopossa2]

We're talking unmarried here.. Fornication. This is not a marriage conversation.

[@MarsOcto]

@@klopossa2 what?

[@MrSilverfish12]

@@MarsOcto this conversation about the pill is really revolving around HOOKUP culture. Dude´s wanna be able to bust a nut without the liability. That´s what he is saying, it´s not about marriage

[@robertarmstrong9422]

Thanks Pea another informative video. I recommend anyone looking at starting a relationship with a Filipina to have the conversation with them. We had this conversation and it was a good conversation and it helped us grow in our relationship.

[@series9193]

Thanks!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Wow, thanks for the generous tip, Series! 👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@AsunaYuukiSAO3]

15:18 The last girl was the prettiest woman in this entire video. She's really so pretty I can't say it enough.

[@nesciusplayground]

When I was in the Philippines I heard the line "why you use a condom, are you afraid of me"...

[@wealthysecrets]

I'm afraid that you've never used protection Miss, and could have something.

[@bobbruce4135]

@@wealthysecrets Baby trapping or after a good looking retirement plan (the baby) .

[@pyck97two]

Same here...

[@wouldntyouliketoknow9891]

Thats my kind of girl right there. Do you happen to have her number?

[@Servant_of_Christ]

The Philippines will soon have to help the western world with people. Take Sweden where I'm from as an example. We have to close down part of hospitals because there are not enough nurses. Not enough people to take care of the little once and the old ones. You with your christian values would fit in right here like a glove. Everytime I see a small asian here I smile inwards, it could be a filipino who is here to help. So keep on babying, the world needs you.

[@kbtred51]

In London they are closing schools and maternity wards

[@tsif7828]

Fewer or no children is being pushed by the media entertainment academia the hardest in the white Christian nations. Why is a good question to be contemplating

[@JohnnyLynnLee]

There's nothing to do with 'Christian values." In fact, it's economics. It's NORMAL for a high income country like Sweden to have low fertility rates. It's what is expected. On the same token, t's NOT TRUE that having more babies will "produce more poor people". That's false. In fact with the growth rate the Philippines have that's GOOD, extremely GOOD, that they still have a demographic bonus compared to other countries in the region with similar growth rates like Vietnam. One of the few advantages compared to Vietnam in economic development, in fact. There's a couple of reasons why poor countries have mor children that I could get more into the details if needed.

[@JohnnyLynnLee]

And don't smile to Asians thinking they will reproduce more. First because that's repugnant. Second because that's not how it works. immigrants from poor countries with high fertility rate tend to have the same amount of children as the locals (contrary to myth). Because, of course, they are exposed t the same material conditions that lead to low fertility rates. It's not so much about "way of thinking", it's about concrete material conditions.

[@shinrinyokumusic1808]

Sweden have the friendly Muslims

[@TrailWalker03]

Brave of you to take on this topic. Well presented.

[@jwvforge6357]

I didn’t realize how tricky it would be to explore this issue with Filipinos. Pea, I hope that you see what a wonderful job you did with these interviews / discussions. Please have more. And if you can find it in yourself to do the work, please try to expand this to a national discussion. Apologies, as a man in the U.S. intruding- but it sounds like more discussion and education / information could dramatically strengthen (for want of a better word) your country. Thanks for letting me eavesdrop on a very sensitive and personal discussion. More, please.

[@dunementat2191]

Hi Pea! One of the issues with chemical (pills) contraceptives is how they keep women menstrual cycle stopped at stage with higher testosterone levels. This can make women feel less feminine and behave more manly. One of the possible explanations for why men don’t find their local women attractive (high birth contraceptive use) but love Filipinas.

[@BestlifeNomad]

I agree... hormones may make it hard to self lubricate for women. My personal pov

[@urldroidsuperbot2139]

Hormonal birth control contains estrogen and/or progestin. They don't contain testosterone. Because of excess estrogen, they cause women to become fat. They are also used for women who have more testosterone in their body and suffer from acne, hirsutism etc.

[@mixingjd]

This is an uneducated comment. The birth control contains estrogen which actually enhances the vagina and makes it more desirable.

[@davidhoward618]

Hormonal manipulation of normal hormonal functions is a bad idea. Try other non chemical options or practice good old fashion morality.

[@MrSilverfish12]

This is what I don´t get about the comment section. Western men complain about how ran through their women are and then complain again that the girls abroad don´t want casual lays with the pill. F outta here

[@manfredmeyer58]

Having lived in the province of Mindanao as a foreigner for many years I realised that religion is a major factor affecting Filipinos in many ways. Not just birth control but political issues as well. I come from a country where the catholic church was the ultimate ruler for generations. But since the church was involved in multiple serious sex abuse scandals they have now lost total control which resulted in my country not being misled and lied to anymore. Their doctrine does not fit into modern society. You will also find that the majority of most catholic countries are the poorest in the world.

[@VorsichtStufe]

Poorest beside Muslim led countries. Religion puts you back to medieval.

[@charlesyoung9980]

Contraception : The prevention of pregnancy. Abortion: The termination of pregnancy. "Prevention is better than cure." Dutch philosopher Desiderius Erasmus.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Yes, I don’t understand why they can’t make the distinction between prevention and abortion 🥺

[@glstka5710]

Contraception: Not making a baby happen. Abortion: Killing a baby. Thou shalt not murder - God

[@kevinwright1971]

@@TheFilipinaPea I'm sure 95% of the issue is education, however there is a view (especially for catholics) that life begins at fertilization, and therefore anything that prevents the pregnancy after that (like the pill) is an abortifacient. There are people in the US who are trying to use that idea to end contraception access, so contraception/abortion confusion isn't just in the Philippines, and sometimes it's intentional (although again for the Philippines, probably the lack of sexual education is probably the biggest reason for this)

[@randalluthe4792]

​@@kevinwright1971 it's a false theological concept and conflation, but unfortunately used as a means of control. In the end, these means of control actually make things worse on society, not better. Open discussion is the only way forward.

[@kevinwright1971]

@randalluthe4792 yeah, I agree

[@caeltheshaman]

that's so ruff, thank you for sharing this info!

[@Gregabob]

I like how you let the interviewee answer your questions without leading her to a predetermined response. I also congratulate you on being respectful towards the girl's religious beliefs. Thanks for all the work you do providing excellent content Miss Pea!

[@genghiskhan8222]

Not just PH but all over South East Asia, unprotected sex is the norm. It's particularly bad in Indonesia. Not sure that filipinas can start quoting that it's against the church. Does the church say having kids out of wedlock is okay?

[@TonyRule]

7:35 It's like this, Pea. When you first get together you're fking everywhere, every chance you get. You do it in the kitchen, in the car - wherever is convenient. After a while you calm down and just fk in different rooms of the house. Then as more time passes you confine it to the bedroom and the frequency drops off. But after about 10 years you just say 'fk' as you pass each other in the hallway!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Oh how I hope that won’t be true in my case 😳

[@joepaquet4332]

Bruh.....you WIN!!!!, lol

[@TonyRule]

@@joepaquet4332 It's an oldie but a goodie.

[@TexasBubblehead]

“Tickle tickle” I’m dead 🤣☠️

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Does it actually tickle? I wouldn’t know 🥺🤣

[@kevinternes3188]

​@@TheFilipinaPea😮 😊 😂😂! You're so silly... 😂😂

[@DMSProduktions]

@@TheFilipinaPea TRY a feather! ;oP

[@user-DrJoe-Future]

@@TheFilipinaPea Pea, You made me choke on my dinner. Don't say that again.

[@chipparmley]

😆 🤣

[@Bipolarintrovert666]

0:05 YOU LOOK AMAZING, AND YOUR BACKGROUND 👌

[@matthewfriedewald8551]

from all your wardrobe changes, it looks like this episode took you several days to get those interviews. very enlightening !!!

[@GizmoMaltese]

Filipinos feel the same way I do about condoms. It's like taking a shower with a raincoat. I'd rather just be in a committed relationship and enjoy real sex. But I'm surprised to hear women say they don't like the feel since it affects men more. I also want to add that pulling out can be effective for people who don't want to use other forms of contraceptive. When practiced correctly it has a 4% failure rate based on one study. That's compared to a 2% failure rate with condoms. The belief of sperm is precum is a myth according to studies. These studies keep changing all the time so don't take my word for it. Do your own research.

[@donaldkinsey5245]

That was very interesting. In the U.S., it's exactly the opposite. We're fighting to keep sex education from being taught to our 5 and 6 year olds.

[@JohnnyLynnLee]

and they SHOULD receive sex education.

[@donaldkinsey5245]

@@JohnnyLynnLee If you think 5 and 6 year olds should receive sex education then you're very ignorant.

[@JohnnyLynnLee]

@@donaldkinsey5245 ANY civilized country does that. Of course it's appropriate to their needs at that age. For instance, teaching them no adult must touch them in their private parts. Teaching them things an abuser might want to do and that them on that age DON'T KNOW it's wrong. At that age THAT is what is taught. And before you say "parents should teach that" remember that 72% of child abuse happen AT THE HOUSE of the child, many times by their parents, even biological parents.

[@JohnnyLynnLee]

@@donaldkinsey5245 In Brazil we have those evangelical nuts complaining about teaching 10 years old even. Not long ago a 10 year old reported to the school an abuse by her won father, and he was arrested. She reported it AFTER the class. Because the class helped her understand that was not NOMAL, it didn't happened in everybody's house, as a kid that young that are a victim often thinks, because they have no parameter to compare yet.

[@MateDrinker33]

@@JohnnyLynnLee I think that his objections was strictly to that specific age bracket rather than against Sex Ed in principal; in most US states, Sex Ed is typically not offered until 6th Grade (usually covers ages 11 through 12), so Sex Ed at those lower ages would be an extreme stance even among Americans who support Sex Ed.

[@josephbrands6303]

It's so refreshing to see a bunch of young ladies who are attractive and not covered with visible tattoos or piercings.

[@ShinLeeChan]

Can you tell me where did you see attractive ladies?

[@danielhammond2226]

I love the perspective and charisma you bring. Keep it up!

[@keithandes2804]

Wow this is very eye opening!! The strong religious and concervative culture in the Philipines is unbelievable !! Great video Pea and thankful to the young ladies for sharing their views even though it was obviously uncompforatable for them!!❤❤

[@alanbarnes3569]

Hi Pea, this is just a thought! Now you have become the face of the Philippines, you are in a good position to lobby support for the introduction of free contraceptive pills for all Filipinos. With public support you could take this to the top. The previous president in the Philippines did introduce a scheme to give 6 million Filipinas free contraceptive pills, but the new president seems to have dropped the idea. This is an opportunity for you to create a legacy for your people. It will take time of course but with persistence and determination you could change government legislation and make this happen. You could call it the P plan. You definitely have the determination and the willing support of your subscribers. Just think of it, what a legacy to leave behind!! Go for it. Thanks Alan ❤

[@bradp1679]

A noble thought, but probably 90% of her followers are 60+ year old white men who don't get a say in Philippines politics 🤗

[@gregb6469]

Be a lot less costly to the taxpayers if people just kept their pants on until after marriage.

[@MickeyMousePark]

but if the filipinos do not understand about contraception or are told that aswang is going to come get them..or some crazy lady on facebook said they are sterile from taking birth control...giving out free contraception will do very little..first and foremost get the church out of the sex education turn it over to doctors..and they need mass marketing education give them all the facts ..the government needs to overcome people learning their sex info from facebook or social media! at that point free contraceptives would start to work.. hopefully once fully educated about sex they can question the scare tactics the church uses or facebook posts and rely on FACTS..

[@Clarkssman]

I find it endearing how innocent most of the girls are 😊

[@hughjohns9110]

I find it terrifying.

[@bobbruce4135]

@@hughjohns9110 I'll second that. Endearing isn't the right word. I'd say Ignorance; it isn't bliss.

[@ksmithpmp]

Innocent 😂

[@artvandelay409]

Endearing is not the world that comes to my mind. Uneducated and sad are the words that come to my mind.

[@samual3006]

@@artvandelay409 Absolutely 100% correct 👏

[@juancalvo7421]

The fertility rate is 2 children per woman in the Philippines. It cannot be that number of births that you say.

[@natemarkus736]

Actually, it's 2.75 for the philippines. And that is pretty high the ranked 64th in the world overall. It's pretty high considering that it's includes all females in the total population between the ages of 10 years old to 50 years old.

[@JohnnyLynnLee]

More than that even. There's a thing that is not true about economics said in the video. It's NOT TRUE that having more babies will "produce more poor people". That's false. In fact with the growth rate the Philippines have that's GOOD, extremely GOOD, that they still have a demographic bonus compared to other countries in the region with similar growth rates like Vietnam. One of the few advantages compared to Vietnam in economic development, in fact. They will feel HARD when they lose their demographic bonus if they still haven't reached the level of middle income country.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I clearly said that the population growth (NOT fertility rate) is 15 times higher than Thailand - look it up yourself like I did. It’s true. So yes, the numbers quoted in the video are accurate and precise. Thailand - 0.1% population growth Philippines - 1.5% population growth 15 times 0.1 = 1.5 Google ‘population growth in Thailand’ and ‘population growth in the Philippines’ You’re welcome 😊

[@dragonrln]

You're sooooo expressive, Miss Pea. Very fun to watch and listen to. Great (and gentle) coverage of a sensitive topic. Thank you!

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks, my friend! ❤❤

[@nate61]

You are totally fearless that why you are totally amazing Ms Pea

[@MAY-el5bc]

🚨The girl in the green shirt said it the right way. “We need to control ourselves “! Philippines is a beautiful country. Please let us not push narratives or agendas on them to make them like other countries. Work on the educational part of sex in schools that way, the next generation could be more responsible,, BUT don’t force chemicals. That is ungodly and unnatural. The Philippines is a strong country with strong people and for the most part obedient to superiors so I Truly believe that the proper education will shift things to where it needs to be. Because taking birth control for TOO LONG Without the proper cycle of a on and off routine can very well have negative side effects on a woman’s body Including making it very difficult to conceive a child‼️ Filipina Pea, I love your channel and I know you love your country but please do not slip into accidentally pushing a westernized agenda on your people Thinking that you’re helping them. There’s strength in your differences and that’s the reason why your country is such a hot topic right now. Don’t forget that! 🙏🏾 And this is coming from a man from the United States.🫡

[@haikuny]

PEA, another great and educational video. I think you should visit schools in the Philippines and educate these young girls before they get pregnant. They need to know the truth that Birth control is completely normal around the world. PHILIPINO boys just run away after she gets pregnant.

[@daveobrien8210]

If the government stated making the men PAY CHILD SUPPORT if they abandoned Mom & baby, I bet things would change pretty quick. 💰💰💵

[@gaufrid1956]

My Filipina wife and I were married when she was 52 and I was 60. She was pre- menopausal at the time. She had seven daughters with her mostly errant Filipino husband, who died in 1999 at the age of 34, or it could have been more! Due to no knowledge of sex and birth control, she became pregnant soon after turning 17. They were married in a ceremony with many other couples just two months or so later. Her husband was actually about two months younger than her. You know the story. A baby every two years until she was 31. A husband that often didn't work and played around with other women. She had to work hard to raise her daughters, and endured the loss of one as a baby (hole in the heart), and one at age seven, flattened by a ten wheeler dump truck directly in front of her family home. She never got the son she wanted. We had only been married for less than a year when she told me that she has never enjoyed sex, and didn't want to have sex anymore. It takes someone who really loves you and trusts you to be that honest. So, yeah, for us, no "tickle tickle"! Her hard life taught her to be independent, and to never give up. She has one grandson, five granddaughters, and one more grandchild on the way in August this year. Note the generational difference. I have an adult son and daughter in Australia, but no grandchildren there. My wife loves my son as if he was her own.

[@boethius1812]

So you are in a sexless marriage?

[@Burritoslay3r]

She's using you my dude.

[@TheAgainster]

She's using you dude. Otherwise, that's how it's supposed to be. No poison controlling how many kids you have. Just God.

[@gaufrid1956]

@@TheAgainster Menopause controls it, dude. 'Nuff said.

[@gaufrid1956]

@@boethius1812 A no intercourse marriage. There is a difference.

[@eliot7964]

What a great video Pea! I worried about the population explosion in just 5 years between our visits from 2017 and 2022. I am seriously considering not going back or even thinking about retiring there.

[@mantistoboggan7228]

I wonder if Filipinos ever watch these videos, very professionally done, open, honest and sincere, and seriously consider re-thinking how they view things like their traffic laws and customs, the inefficiency, jealousy, taking care of family members who could be taking care of themselves, unwillingness to replace outdated systems, abortion, etc. Might be interesting to find out. Either way I think this is an important (and entertaining) channel. Keep up the good work, Filipina Pea!

[@jayleeds2006]

17:12 Maybe the pill doesn't sterilize women. But, like all drugs, it has a half-life(so the chemicals of the drug remain in your system for some time until they breakdown). And I believe there are also residual effects to the lining of the uterus (at the cellular level) that make it difficult (but not impossible) to conceive after being on the pill for extended periods of time, even after the chemicals have left the body. Anecdotally, my cousin had difficulty conceiving after being on the pill for several years. She was also in her mid 30's, but still, I believe the pills had something to do with her struggle with infertility(because I have aunts conceiving easily well into their 40's, never having used the pill). She eventually had a child after $50,000+ spent on a couple of rounds of IVF and a lot of tears and heartache. ...but I would not rely too heavily on the research done these days regarding the adverse effects of the pill, a lot of the research these days is funded (and thus distorted) by the pharmaceutical companies. And they are finding more and more ways to circumvent regulations. Companies are trying to say that disclosing the harms of their products (like the pill) is compelled speech, and therefore violates their 1st amendment rights. They feel they should be able to hide the adverse effects of their drugs. Google ---> "Corporations Are Weaponizing Free Speech To Wreck The World" The Philippines has a beautiful culture and people. There is no need for Filipinas to conform to western standards(specifically regarding birth control). Let them follow their traditions and be who they are....this is why men from around the world are coming to find wives in the Philippines. There is very little demand for western women. ...actually, the more westernized women of any country/culture become (thru 3rd wave feminism), the less desirable they will be to most men world wide.

[@Leslie-t3e]

Thank the CATHOLIC CHURCH FOR SPREADING POVERTY IN THE NAME OF GOD!

[@andreloudon8934]

A lot of women want to have a baby to 'anchor' them to the man for future support. It seems logical.

[@garylagera8048]

That"s a fact, all over the world but especially in the PI. Mostly with foreigners who have a lot more to offer. I find it hard to believe that a lot of filipinas say age doesn't matter. What does matter is SECURITY. You can't find fault in their thinking. Most women in this country have very few options. It's survival.

[@garylagera8048]

My wife ( Filipina ) has a friend in the states who always insisted on getting involved with military personnel. Once they served their terms and retired- so ended their relationships/ marriages. I pointed out what was obvious and she really hated me for being blunt. Seemingly the only women/ girls that are considered good in bed are the working girls. Ether they enjoy it and become interested because of their many instructors or maybe it's desired because it's a natural part of being human. You hear some females say it's against their religious teachings or their parents indoctrinating them with their beliefs but can any of these parents or young ladies quote any scriptures or adhere to SLL the books teachings? 😊

[@garylagera8048]

The "Word" also teaches among many ignored scriptures that not to use his name in vain or thou shalt not lie... Hmmm.

[@garylagera8048]

I sincerely ask you Pea - I know we are blessed with making our own choices but isn't the Holy Spirit present to guide us by way of conscience? In the PI a foreigner can and will be deported for openly speaking of politics and or religion. Aren't religious people commanded to speak the truth? Aren't we ALL his children no matter what borders we cross? Isn't it true that we all view the word and world through different lenses? Try church hopping and you'll see what I mean.

[@tonyjoseph1645]

Pea, I was pleasantly surprised that you actually found ladies willing to talk about this topic. It would be interesting to hear the local men perspective on birth control / contraceptives. Keep up the good work, Pea. I’m off to my “Soft Guy” era; drizzle drizzle.

[@underdogrescueofflorida2313]

Glad you brought this up. It makes no sense that so many single young mothers and supposed to be loyal family but the men are not around

[@RCFSULAW]

You did a very good job getting Filipinas to talk about the mentality about birth control which is entrenched over decades. Filipinas suffer medically with dysmenorrhea and extremely painful cramps for 7 days which could easily be cured by taking the birth control pill. I have talked to many Filipinas about the birth control pill and it is like in the USA in the 1950's where young people were ostracized for using birth control and stared down in pharmacies when making the purchase. The spreading of myths in the Philippines and scare tactics is why the pregnancy rates are so high. Not using condoms is resulting in a very large increase in STDs which includes HIV.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

There are many here tonight who seem to disagree with you - but I’m not one of them 👍😊

[@jdtravels5140]

The woman that has sex three times a month is foolish if she thinks her husband will not cheat.

[@azspeedster5465]

Unless she is getting some side action herself. 😉

[@roysheaks1261]

Not all men cheat.

[@Anakiwiify]

That's nonsense. If someone cheats their wife just because of sex it only means that that man has an issue with his moral. Cheating has more to do with a personal character than a mere biological needs. Sex is necessary in marriage, yes, but it's not the soul of it, not the core issue. If a man cheat his wife just because they don't have enough Sex, then he's the one who has a moral issue. If you have problem with sexual life, you'd raise that issue with your partner and find a solution for that. Because if your wife is reluctant to have sex with you, that only means that you both have things to solve. Have the man ever take a look into the mirror and question himself why his wife has no mood to have sex with him anymore? Did he exhaust her? Why put the blame only on the woman? Did you disappoint her either physically or psychologically? Both is an issue, you know. Normal woman can't just have sex just for the sake of having sex. Women need affection and need to feel happiness. A woman can even fake orgasm just to make her man happy when their feeling is still precious to cherish, if the man is worth it to keep his face for. A woman can fake satisfaction when a man is worthy of it. So question your self if your woman is no longer willing to do it. But cheating is not an answer for a problem in a marriage. If you're an upright man, you'd ask for a divorce if you think you can't live with the circumstance in your marriage, instead of cheating and sleeping around outside. There's no justified excuse for cheating. Period.

[@2000ViperGTSsubscribe]

@@Anakiwiify I guess your hubby cheats if you think 3X a month he will not cheat, unless he is in his 70's or older. "Ask for a divorce" in Philippines is not an option, educate yourself.

[@jvg6jvg615]

@@Anakiwiify you forget one thing.....women cheat Way More then men !!!

[@arkitekbeatzify]

Birth control was 1 of the catalyst of hook up culture. It also causes hormone imbalances. Keep your country as pure as possible 💯

[@CaptainKremmen]

The type of "purity" results in vast levels of poverty. So sad.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

I’m not sure we can afford the result …

[@batape1965]

A potential "hormone imbalance" is much easier to deal with than a child or two. Unplanned for children tend to keep impoverished people poor for life.

[@falloutfan2502]

You're not wrong - cheapens the whole thing. But a lot of that is attitude, too.

[@seanoneillsongs]

Desire is probably the number 1 catalyst. Birth control may have prevented that desire being acted upon.

[@shaunmckenna1923]

Hello Pea , very good , I really think they some how need to be more open about birth control as there are so many very young single Mum's , young men also need to learn to be accountable for there actions . Have a great weekend take care always .

[@VistaBlueGT]

When you said that only 1 in 8 Filipina women use birth control pills, I was totally blown away. My Filipina fiancée and I have discussed this in depth, and she agreed to begin taking the pill for us at this stage of our relationship - we are not ready for any baby's right now and waiting a year or two first. She's been on the pill for one month now and has no reservations about it because she understands the consequences if she doesn't and she's very mature about the whole thing. And by the way, she's also a devout Christian as well. Thanks for the eye-opening video. Keep them coming.

[@joshpointoh]

There are aome very disturbing studies coming out on oral contraceptives. I really don't think it's the way

[@thepositiveside2197]

It is a chemical drug. What good do you expect?

[@tsif7828]

Millions of fatherless babies suffering in poverty and lack isn't the "way" either

[@CoreyChrapkowski]

Before watching, I predict the common reasoning of - religion and health

[@KatanaKamisama]

Fairly valid reasons, assuming you can afford to raise the child.

[@BigJack273]

​@KatanaKamisama 😂😂😂😂 and expect people i.e foreigners to come and raise the little bastards for them

[@TheFilipinaPea]

You would be correct 🤣

[@soeren72]

And its true, combined with poor educations.

[@diyashakir4090]

After getting pregnant, then they want to fall in love and find a husband. There was a time when some guy was gullible enough to fall for her. Not anymore these days! She better go find her baby daddy!

[@Malfeasance455]

Kudos to handling a sensitive subject with grace and aplomb, as always.

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Thanks, Mal 👍😊

[@Bipolarintrovert666]

14:16 YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO INSIGHTFUL AND ENTERTAINING

[@ResurrectionLifeMin]

BE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY!

[@bobbruce4135]

And the movie Idiocracy....

[@Ordinary_Citizen]

Be fruitfly and multiply!

[@tsif7828]

Like a bacteria culture in a test tube of broth. What could go wrong

[@andrewescondido38]

​@@tsif7828how did you come to be?

[@John-zc5ew]

Ahhhhh...the good 'ol "Filipinas dont want condoms" topic. The bread and butter of all filipina vloggers. This is the sinker and hook that makes western men want to flock to the Philippines. It's not waterfalls, not beaches. It's the ability to not wear a raincoat. I am happy Pea keeps mentioning this as she has over the last 4 years 😊

[@TheFilipinaPea]

Too important not to mention, but not for cheap views, but to raise public awareness 👍

[@elitepctech]

Vasectomies saves wallets

[@gemox3225]

I love your earrings, Pea! Yea contraception is a huge issue there.

[@joepaquet4332]

agree, she needs a steak dinner and a night out to go with them 🙂

[@justinpettingill4426]

It's so so so hard pea,well done on such a hard topic in Latin Asia, your very brave

[@MichaelGrady4life]

In fact this is why foreigners (since I'm one) find Filipinas attractive. Research has shown that hormonal birth control is a prime cause of obesity in women, unsexiness in their movements, picking the wrong partners, cottage cheese thighs (cellulite), narcissism, and bad health like breast cancer and blood clots. And more. In fact it even says so on the 10 page insert in the birth control box warning of all the myriad side effects. Morally, the Pill, shots and IUDs can cause early embryonic abortions. Not to mention bad feelings between partners due to the uneasy feelings of not being one flesh - the purpose of bonding, and promoting playboy and prostitute lifestyes.The Catholic Church is right.

[@stephencoleman3578]

Very few medical doctors will ever discuss this with their clients and it seems very few on this forum even know this. It may even be a contributing factor in the high divorce rates as women become more masculine.

[@billable1861]

They do think that it can also fuel tumor growth

[@MrSilverfish12]

This is what I don´t get about the dudes in this comment section. You complain about women being ran through and masculine. Then complain that they don´t want to have casual flings and hookups which created those degenerate and disrespectful women in the first place? Just crazy

[@TravelLoverForLife]

​@@MrSilverfish12 It is different men arguing each position. The Christian western men want birth control-free women who are pure while the heathen western men want easy hookups

[@USARAY1947]

Give credit to the Roman Catholic Church for keeping the Philippines overpopulated and poor. It truly is the opiate of the masses.

[@jacksmith3128]

And traditionally brain dead stupid.

[@MrSilverfish12]

Philippines has an annual growth rate of 6% and is the 32nd largest economy in the world. Corruption and greed is what stopped it from growing, not the church and lack of birth control.

[@stoicfreediver]

Vasectomy is the most romantic word in the dictionary 🤓

[@MichaelDuignan-p2c]

Leading to the most romantic sentence - You are Not the father . RIP Jerry

[@michaelhawk8230]

@@MichaelDuignan-p2c🤣🥇

[@JoeJennieJourney]

Great topic kaibigan Pea, great video po

[@cadrian777ADY]

Real..Funny ..and Intreestings allmoust you"re videos my beautys dear lady friend " Filipina Pea " Thanks a lot Salamat po

[@damncars2618]

I agree with your guests opinion that abortion and contraception are the same. Same as divorce and adultery. Truths

[@AlphaMale_1]

A lot of ignorance.

[@SMW-TRAVEL]

No, look at the West. The West cannot even meet replacement rate of 2.1 kids per couple. There are also psychological affect of birth control.

[@leunam3434]

Human Resources are very important for the Philippine economy. Keep producing man/lady power for the labor market around the world.

[@senseofstile]

It is a difficult topic. The culture is something that might discourage birth control.

[@loveit9201]

Hi Pea I am a Filipina working here in Arizona. My friend is an avid fan of yours. He will be very happy if you greet him on your video . His name is Michael.

[@larslarsman]

Always love your interviews.