Why do Filipinas choose foreigners over pinoys?

[@oroville12345]

This is so easy because guys like me can save and have a long-term plan..... we don't drink and smoke all of our money away and we think years ahead not days.

[@aminelamin5692]

Watching your vidoes really feels like chatting with you in person. You really seem like someone whom I can hold a long convo with without tiring 😊 stay blessed!

[@charlesdefilmer7433]

Many reasons..

[@James-sz3rm]

the simple answer is yes, in the usa in many marriages, the wife is prioritized above all other relationships.

[@bonzotalonzo9072]

First time I watch u in many months. Hope all is good. I been here 5 years now & married on June 2nd. 👍☺

[@gloverfamily3925]

I am from the USA. I will say there are quite a few men that are Mommy’s boys and that play video games all day. I always figured that women from other countries marry foreigners to help get a higher social/financial status.

[@billcore6295]

I am an American overseas worker. I was raised to prioritize and protect my significant other be it a girlfriend or spouse. This should be natural, in my opinion but the younger generation is different and to me it’s sad how masculinity has become wrong or a taboo

[@thorwilkinson2565]

Owning land is the most important, a house can come later a little at a time. Use the resources GOD gave you , the underground and the trees. I could live quite well on just an acre of land and grow enough food for a years surplus. Too many people try to live like western cultures but without the resources and income to match that lifestyle. Happiness is from within , material possessions can not make you happy.

[@andrewbecerra7600]

To answer your question the answer is yes,here in the West we prioritize.Mira so for example if you were my Girlfriend or Wife,i put you number one.

[@thorwilkinson2565]

Mira K. Do you have a Japanese boyfriend?

[@hamiljohn]

Because foreigners appreciate Filipinas in a way Pinoys do not.

[@youtubetraveler1361]

#1, man prioritized their partner/wife? lol, mataas ang divorce rate sa U.S. sa maraming kadahilanan, been married for more than 20 years hinde ko ramdam na naging priority ako. Just watch Paternity Court tv, Maury show, etc... says a lot about the culture. Kagandahan dito sa U.S. mayroong opportunity na makagtrabaho, at malaki ang suweldo kahit walang high school diploma. Hinde tulad sa Pinas, pag apply ka ng trabaho kahit katulong, tindera, etc.. requirements kailangan may pleasing personalty, at hinde pandak... (kawawa ang mga pandak, di makapagtrabo sa mall) karamihan sa ating mga babae, dream natin magkaanak ng cute babies. Truth sa karamihan sa ating mga Pilipina, dinala ang pagiging "marites/karen) sa ibang bansa. Marami ang yumabang pag nakaahon sa kahirapan...

[@jlawrence0181]

1) Yes, in the US, the wife is the primary relationship. Most guys leave the home at either 18 or 22 although in the current generation, who knows? 2) Yes, the US allows divorce. All the ex-pat KZbinrs love to say that 50% of all the marriages end in divorce. What is more accurate to say is that there is a decent number of people - maybe 20% who are serial divorces - maybe three or more. Filipinas should do their own research as opposed to mouthing everything that they are told by their ex-pat men. 3) My parents saved for their own retirement. I have NOT had to provide one cent to my father and he is 93 years old. 4) As for in-laws, I would NOT marry a lady from a broken family. There are too many crazy mother-in-laws out there. My MIL was a great lady from a very POOR background (yes, that happens in the US).

[@jerrygarcia3088]

Hi Mira will you be my soul provider hehehe jk 😜

[@oroville12345]

WTF expense's they had when they where young they did not choose to be born that's one messed up way of thinking thats just pure evil on the parent's part....

[@altheoz1283]

I’m a foreigner why you not Picking me hmmm 🤔