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driftersthought
29th June 2011, 14:08
hi everyone,
im actually not new to this site. a friend had introduced me to this forum and since i needed to know info about filipino-english relationship and so i decided to sign up like more than a year ago but never posted anything. that time i was frequently browsing this site and found it very helpful.
i came back to this site today and registered a new username. its because i dont want my ex to see that im ranting here :) since he introduced me to this site, i have a feeling he is browsing this site as well but not sure if he had registered (i hope not :))
anyway, my ex and i had just broken up our almost 2 years relationship. im feeling really sad and has no one to confide with. we had a smooth relationship and never had a major misunderstanding. to be honest, i thought he would be the one for me as i have been reading a lot of good stories from this site.
my ex was everything a woman could ask for more. i can say that he got the same from me. well, some good things never really last. i am still trying to recover from this painful experience and wish that i could move on with my life. i know that he has moved on now and i am left here, shattered.
oh the reason why i posted my story is that i wanted to know the englishmen's insight. was i a fool to believe that i will have a happy ending with my english ex? or, this thing is really not happening?
thanks everyone. :)
Terpe
29th June 2011, 16:49
Hi there driftersthought, welcome (or welcome back)
I'm sorry to learn that your relationship did not work out as you had hoped
Can't say anything from an Englishman's insight as you don't mention anything about what happened.
In most relationships 'endings' are not happy.
It's so sad that you are shattered, whilst he appears to have moved on.
I hope you can feel some support here by sharing.
grahamw48
29th June 2011, 16:50
Hi, and welcome to the forum. :)
Did you ever meet your ex in person ?
driftersthought
29th June 2011, 16:50
i forgot to mention that our relationship before had no complications, we are both single and no kids & both have a stable job.
reason why we broke up was too much work pressure and busy schedule.
we me a lot of times already in our almost 2-years relationship. around 8 times.
i need enlightenment... and encouragement to move on. thank you :)
grahamw48
29th June 2011, 16:53
I don't see why your b/f's nationality would have made him any less 'reliable' than any other nationality.
driftersthought
29th June 2011, 16:55
hi terpe & graham,
thanks for your replies... same people that are first ones to reply in every new post :)
i posted more info about our relationship before. sorry, forgot to post it earlier :)
Terpe
29th June 2011, 16:56
I don't see why your b/f's nationality would have made him any less 'reliable' than any other nationality.
I also have to agree with that driftersthought, why do you believe nationality matters?
driftersthought
29th June 2011, 16:58
I don't see why your b/f's nationality would have made him any less 'reliable' than any other nationality.
i understand. or maybe happy ending was not really bound to happen to us.
driftersthought
29th June 2011, 17:02
I also have to agree with that driftersthought, why do you believe nationality matters?
because that was the first time i had a relationship with other nationality. although, what we had was really smooth. never had a big argument and we make sure to fix it in a matter of hours.
oh well, i think im on the phase of accepting that its really not meant to be. i will be fine soon. thanks again :)
fred
29th June 2011, 17:09
If he`s browsing the forum and perhaps your posts,Im sure it wouldn't take us very long to find out.. It`ll need his username though.. at least then you will know if he may be reading this thread or not..
If you would rather not post the username , thats fine but as you are a new member you will not have access to Private messaging to Mods or Admin..
Not sure what else to suggest?
Anyway, you will probably make tons of friends here regardless!!
Regards,
Fred.:xxgrinning--00xx3:
driftersthought
29th June 2011, 17:13
thanks fred. actually, im not sure if he registered here or still checking this website. he gave me this site's link as we were checking about visa plans... and now, all research will be put to waste hehe :)
driftersthought
29th June 2011, 17:14
and yes, i would like to make new friends here. its sad to have no one to speak with. :)
driftersthought
29th June 2011, 17:24
oh, my previous post didnt show up or was it deleted? @fred :)
fred
29th June 2011, 17:25
and yes, i would like to make new friends here. its sad to have no one to speak with. :)
Then you have definitely come to the right place..:xxgrinning--00xx3:
As a new girl member,I feel I must warn you..Watch out for any of that Graham characters sweet talk ..He may have ulterior motives...:NoNo:
Your much safer chatting with me IMO..
fred
29th June 2011, 17:31
thanks fred. actually, im not sure if he registered here or still checking this website. he gave me this site's link as we were checking about visa plans... and now, all research will be put to waste hehe :)
oh, my previous post didnt show up or was it deleted? @fred :)
Hey!!!! I didnt touch a thing!!! Not intentionally any way..:icon_lol:
BTW...Where are you from? Province...Tel.No,Address etc?
driftersthought
29th June 2011, 17:31
haha probably graham has charmed a lot of women here :)
thanks fred for being nice :)
driftersthought
29th June 2011, 17:34
Hey!!!! I didnt touch a thing!!! Not intentionally any way..:icon_lol:
BTW...Where are you from? Province...Tel.No,Address etc?
haha u put it back. just proved that u have super powers in this website :))
i live and work in the capital of PH :)
fred
29th June 2011, 17:42
Ahhh...OK... Im much further South in Bohol although we do have a place just outside MM..
Anyway...Its late!!! Good night!!:icon_lol:
welcome to the Forum BTW
regards,
Fred.
driftersthought
29th June 2011, 17:46
oh wow, lovely place!!! u must be enjoying the beautiful beach in bohol.
ok goodnight, and thanks again :)
sars_notd_virus
29th June 2011, 17:55
i forgot to mention that our relationship before had no complications, we are both single and no kids & both have a stable job.
reason why we broke up was too much work pressure and busy schedule.
we me a lot of times already in our almost 2-years relationship. around 8 times.
i need enlightenment... and encouragement to move on. thank you :)
welcome back driftersthought!!
third party (busy schedule/work) in a relationship is a no no:NoNo:...there should be balance,give and take,compromise,tolerance and most of all communication and ''quality time'' ,a lot of men loves to have someone to look after them even both of them are busy working,they need a lot of pampering....like a little baby..
you will know what to do next time, but for now smile and keep on moving:):xxgrinning--00xx3:
driftersthought
29th June 2011, 18:07
welcome back driftersthought!!
third party (busy schedule/work) in a relationship is a no no:NoNo:...there should be balance,give and take,compromise,tolerance and most of all communication and ''quality time'' ,a lot of men loves to have someone to look after them even both of them are busy working,they need a lot of pampering....like a little baby..
you will know what to do next time, but for now smile and keep on moving:):xxgrinning--00xx3:
i know sars. sometimes i thought that it would be better if he had other gf than dumping me coz of his busy work schedule. haha sounds weird though. i always tell him to balance his work and personal life but maybe i put on too much pressure on him.
i am moving on. hope i can stand up and rearrange my life soon :)
stevewool
29th June 2011, 18:14
work is very stressfull for both parties, make time for each other do things for each other a little treat here and there and always say i love yo go along way to being happy,think its his lost and move on there are lots of happy people on here and like mentioned Graham can sweet talk anyone:), even me:icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol:
driftersthought
29th June 2011, 18:19
work is very stressfull for both parties, make time for each other do things for each other a little treat here and there and always say i love yo go along way to being happy,think its his lost and move on there are lots of happy people on here and like mentioned Graham can sweet talk anyone:), even me:icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol:
no use to make time for each other. we are separated already hehe.
oh where's graham anyway? probably busy charming girls here LOL. just kidding graham :D
grahamw48
29th June 2011, 21:07
WHO is this Graham character ? :Erm:
Farmerg
29th June 2011, 23:17
:Hellooo::Wave:
tone
29th June 2011, 23:31
I'll give you my point of view although really basic point of view!
I broke up with my old gf after 10 years together and the main reason was we allowed each other to travel the world and chase our income. We spent months apart both very successful in our chosen careers and making a lot of income.
I was sent to Kuala lumpur for 9 months and initially she was supposed to come out after 3 months for 3 months but she was more focused on her job and took a new contract rather than coming out to see me.
I met my Mahal during that time and I told her she needs to come out if I meant anything to her. She came for 10 days whilst I had an operation and to be honest she made the situation worse and we didn't get on. The damage was done.
I pointed out money wasn't everything and by Xmas it was over. For me I did have a new love interest so it was easier but the point is we didn't make enough time for each other although there were other problems in our relationship this just made me realise we need to split.
She is still devastated but I've moved on and planning for a new house, and getting married to a girl who is everything my old gf wasn't.
So whilst one door closes another will open.
Going forward for me - I have a high pressure job, but when I get home I'm in husband mode and work will get parked until the next day, right now living alone I do about 70 hours a week, but when my Mahal arrives no more then 10 hrs a day for me!
The value of a relationship is paramount now I don't wanna split up in the future this one is for life.
The bottom line is time and effort is required from both partners and you only get out of it what you put in.
You can learn from the past and it can shape the future but I for one will learn from the past and make sure it doesn't happen in my future.
We are masters of our destinies...
Tone
driftersthought
30th June 2011, 02:22
WHO is this Graham character ? :Erm:
not sure. but someone told me he sweet talks everyone including men :icon_lol: do u happen to know this person? :icon_lol:
driftersthought
30th June 2011, 02:23
:Hellooo::Wave:
hi farmerg:Hellooo:
driftersthought
30th June 2011, 02:30
I'll give you my point of view although really basic point of view!
I broke up with my old gf after 10 years together and the main reason was we allowed each other to travel the world and chase our income. We spent months apart both very successful in our chosen careers and making a lot of income.
I was sent to Kuala lumpur for 9 months and initially she was supposed to come out after 3 months for 3 months but she was more focused on her job and took a new contract rather than coming out to see me.
I met my Mahal during that time and I told her she needs to come out if I meant anything to her. She came for 10 days whilst I had an operation and to be honest she made the situation worse and we didn't get on. The damage was done.
I pointed out money wasn't everything and by Xmas it was over. For me I did have a new love interest so it was easier but the point is we didn't make enough time for each other although there were other problems in our relationship this just made me realise we need to split.
She is still devastated but I've moved on and planning for a new house, and getting married to a girl who is everything my old gf wasn't.
So whilst one door closes another will open.
Going forward for me - I have a high pressure job, but when I get home I'm in husband mode and work will get parked until the next day, right now living alone I do about 70 hours a week, but when my Mahal arrives no more then 10 hrs a day for me!
The value of a relationship is paramount now I don't wanna split up in the future this one is for life.
The bottom line is time and effort is required from both partners and you only get out of it what you put in.
You can learn from the past and it can shape the future but I for one will learn from the past and make sure it doesn't happen in my future.
We are masters of our destinies...
Tone
hi tone,
thanks for sharing your story. to be honest, if he asks me, i will prefer to be with him. but he didnt do that. oh well, he used to talk about it before then he got too engaged with his work. he is busier than i am although we both hold a managerial position. i felt that he preferred his career over me and i was on the loosing end.
im happy that u found a new love. it's rare that we find someone who will complete us and would make us to go on through life. wishing u and your mahal a wonderful future together :)
sweetnote143
30th June 2011, 06:53
hi tone,
to be honest, if he asks me, i will prefer to be with him.
I will also do the same. I almost give up my job for him. Two weeks ago he had been restless of our situation. In his frustration he started pointing on my job as one of the hindrance that tied me down here, that he felt that my job was more important to me than him. He told me that somehow I have to make a sacrifice, that my life is not here but with him. He's asking me that and we haven't meet yet in person? It's hard to make decisions when one is in emotion, I needed to clear my mind so I wont be bias. I thought about it, about giving up my job. It's hard but I decided that I should go into a small business if I'll give up my job that I still have income to rely on. At least I thought that if I have a business, I own my time and that means I can give him more time that he wont feel neglected. I talked about my plan to him the next week and to my surprise he changed his mind. He didnt want me to resign. I asked him if he was prepared about the consequences if I continue my job? He just said that we have to make sacrifices somehow. I asked him again if he can manage that I will not be able to chat with him everyday because once the study is in it's full swing, I'll be in the field a lot doing surveys. When you are in research, you're time is not yours to own. You bring it with you to your home. I dont know if he understood what I was telling him but he said that there's no need for me to resign.
At least that was a relief on my part, but what I was in confused about what he asked me a week before I made that decision of resigning. He wants me to give up one thing that is keeping me here, and that is my job, and suddenly he doesnt want me to resign. that's confusing.
The point I wanted to make to him was that, he should make up his mind and stick to what he decided that wont lead me to confusion. I dont like feeling like I'm in a seesaw. I thought that women have changeable mind, but I guess some men have it or was it just him? :icon_lol:
when we like/love someone, we are willing to give up something when we wanted our relationships to work.
sweetnote143
30th June 2011, 06:53
hi tone,
to be honest, if he asks me, i will prefer to be with him.
I will also do the same. I almost give up my job for him. Two weeks ago he had been restless of our situation. In his frustration he started pointing on my job as one of the hindrance that tied me down here, that he felt that my job was more important to me than him. He told me that somehow I have to make a sacrifice, that my life is not here but with him. He's asking me that and we haven't meet yet in person? It's hard to make decisions when one is in emotion, I needed to clear my mind so I wont be bias. I thought about it, about giving up my job. It's hard but I decided that I should go into a small business if I'll give up my job that I still have income to rely on. At least I thought that if I have a business, I own my time and that means I can give him more time that he wont feel neglected. I talked about my plan to him the next week and to my surprise he changed his mind. He didnt want me to resign. I asked him if he was prepared about the consequences if I continue my job? He just said that we have to make sacrifices somehow. I asked him again if he can manage that I will not be able to chat with him everyday because once the study is in it's full swing, I'll be in the field a lot doing surveys. When you are in research, you're time is not yours to own. You bring it with you to your home. I dont know if he understood what I was telling him but he said that there's no need for me to resign.
At least that was a relief on my part, but what I was in confused about what he asked me a week before I made that decision of resigning. He wants me to give up one thing that is keeping me here, and that is my job, and suddenly he doesnt want me to resign. that's confusing.
The point I wanted to make to him was that, he should make up his mind and stick to what he decided that wont lead me to confusion. I dont like feeling like I'm in a seesaw. I thought that women have changeable mind, but I guess some men have it or was it just him? :icon_lol:
when we like/love someone, we are willing to give up something when we wanted our relationships to work.
mickcant
30th June 2011, 07:25
Hi,:Wave:
I am a British man who met and married a Filipina in the Philippines in 2008.
As soon as I left the Philippines and returned to the UK, to await her spousal settlement visa being granted
I much later found out she moved in with a Filipino boyfriend had a baby by him,
She then came to the UK, with me having no knoladge of her 3 month old son (all at my expense of course) purely to be able to work in the UK and send more money back home than I could give her.
Some people just use other people:omg: she was supposed to be a god loving person, but was unfaithful and scammed me straight after our wedding that around 100 of her family attended.
I divorced her this year.:xxgrinning--00xx3:
Mick.:)
grahamw48
30th June 2011, 09:19
At least you bothered to go to the Phils and meet her in person Mick...unlike some of these guys who are just mucking the girls about, it seems to me.
Good luck in finding the right lady in the future mate. :xxgrinning--00xx3:
grahamw48
30th June 2011, 09:22
not sure. but someone told me he sweet talks everyone including men :icon_lol: do u happen to know this person? :icon_lol:
:yikes:
Definitely not me ! :NoNo:
driftersthought
30th June 2011, 12:35
I will also do the same. I almost give up my job for him. Two weeks ago he had been restless of our situation. In his frustration he started pointing on my job as one of the hindrance that tied me down here, that he felt that my job was more important to me than him. He told me that somehow I have to make a sacrifice, that my life is not here but with him. He's asking me that and we haven't meet yet in person? It's hard to make decisions when one is in emotion, I needed to clear my mind so I wont be bias. I thought about it, about giving up my job. It's hard but I decided that I should go into a small business if I'll give up my job that I still have income to rely on. At least I thought that if I have a business, I own my time and that means I can give him more time that he wont feel neglected. I talked about my plan to him the next week and to my surprise he changed his mind. He didnt want me to resign. I asked him if he was prepared about the consequences if I continue my job? He just said that we have to make sacrifices somehow. I asked him again if he can manage that I will not be able to chat with him everyday because once the study is in it's full swing, I'll be in the field a lot doing surveys. When you are in research, you're time is not yours to own. You bring it with you to your home. I dont know if he understood what I was telling him but he said that there's no need for me to resign.
At least that was a relief on my part, but what I was in confused about what he asked me a week before I made that decision of resigning. He wants me to give up one thing that is keeping me here, and that is my job, and suddenly he doesnt want me to resign. that's confusing.
The point I wanted to make to him was that, he should make up his mind and stick to what he decided that wont lead me to confusion. I dont like feeling like I'm in a seesaw. I thought that women have changeable mind, but I guess some men have it or was it just him? :icon_lol:
when we like/love someone, we are willing to give up something when we wanted our relationships to work.
how long have u been together? my ex was consistent in his words and has never changed his mind... oh well, that means we're not having a 2nd chance then haha.
i read your post on the other topics. i wish u can fix things with your beau :)
driftersthought
30th June 2011, 12:50
Hi,:Wave:
I am a British man who met and married a Filipina in the Philippines in 2008.
As soon as I left the Philippines and returned to the UK, to await her spousal settlement visa being granted
I much later found out she moved in with a Filipino boyfriend had a baby by him,
She then came to the UK, with me having no knoladge of her 3 month old son (all at my expense of course) purely to be able to work in the UK and send more money back home than I could give her.
Some people just use other people:omg: she was supposed to be a god loving person, but was unfaithful and scammed me straight after our wedding that around 100 of her family attended.
I divorced her this year.:xxgrinning--00xx3:
Mick.:)
what a sad story. but i wondered why it took u more than 2 years to divorce her? or, why did u have continue if u knew that she played u all along.
wishing u all the best in finding the right woman for you :)
driftersthought
30th June 2011, 12:52
:yikes:
Definitely not me ! :NoNo:
nobody says it was you... are u guilty? haha just kidding graham :D
Terpe
30th June 2011, 12:56
That's an awesome view in your avatar driftersthought :)
driftersthought
30th June 2011, 13:00
That's an awesome view in your avatar driftersthought :)
hi terpe!
it was lovely. taken at a restaurant on top of a cliff with the beach view :)
mickcant
30th June 2011, 13:12
what a sad story. but i wondered why it took u more than 2 years to divorce her? or, why did u have continue if u knew that she played u all along.
wishing u all the best in finding the right woman for you :)
She delayed her coming to the UK after our marriage so she could be with her boyfriend then fell pregenent, when she arrived here she first went back home after 12 days then when I wanted to divorce her she said she wanted to return and make our marriage work, but all she wanted was to live with her friends and work to send money home.
I then divorced her but she delayed that by not repling to any court papers,forcing me to have a 2nd petition hand served on her by the court, expensive and more delay.
I did not know about the child until I started the divorce.
Everything she said was lies and more lies!
Mick
mickcant
30th June 2011, 13:15
wishing u all the best in finding the right woman for you :)
I loved her very much and could never trust anouther woman after that.
Mick.:cwm23:
driftersthought
30th June 2011, 13:24
She delayed her coming to the UK after our marriage so she could be with her boyfriend then fell pregenent, when she arrived here she first went back home after 12 days then when I wanted to divorce her she said she wanted to return and make our marriage work, but all she wanted was to live with her friends and work to send money home.
I then divorced her but she delayed that by not repling to any court papers,forcing me to have a 2nd petition hand served on her by the court, expensive and more delay.
I did not know about the child until I started the divorce.
Everything she said was lies and more lies!
Mick
sad that u met someone who only played with your heart and used you. not all filipinas are like that. i knew how hard it was to deal with the heartache plus the labor to go with it.
ConfusedMe
30th June 2011, 13:25
Being away from your partner is so hard. Same with my case. Working as a flight attendant before and catching up with my guy online is unbelievably crazy. I have to bring my laptop with me all the time to chat with him. By the end, I decided to leave my job to be with him. It's a crazy and a very risky decision especially that my job is important to me and family as well. But I couldn't be happier than being with my guy for good :heartshape1:
driftersthought
30th June 2011, 13:30
Being away from your partner is so hard. Same with my case. Working as a flight attendant before and catching up with my guy online is unbelievably crazy. I have to bring my laptop with me all the time to chat with him. By the end, I decided to leave my job to be with him. It's a crazy and a very risky decision especially that my job is important to me and family as well. But I couldn't be happier than being with my guy for good :heartshape1:
oh wow, happy story :) good luck to you and your fiance :D
ConfusedMe
30th June 2011, 13:41
Tsk! Tsk! :NoNo: Good thing you got the divorce before she can get her British citizenship... :cwm3:
Hi,:Wave:
I am a British man who met and married a Filipina in the Philippines in 2008.
As soon as I left the Philippines and returned to the UK, to await her spousal settlement visa being granted
I much later found out she moved in with a Filipino boyfriend had a baby by him,
She then came to the UK, with me having no knoladge of her 3 month old son (all at my expense of course) purely to be able to work in the UK and send more money back home than I could give her.
Some people just use other people:omg: she was supposed to be a god loving person, but was unfaithful and scammed me straight after our wedding that around 100 of her family attended.
I divorced her this year.:xxgrinning--00xx3:
Mick.:)
ConfusedMe
30th June 2011, 13:42
Tsk! Tsk! :NoNo: Good thing you got the divorce before she can get her British citizenship... :cwm3:
Or waas it too late :Erm:
mickcant
30th June 2011, 13:54
Or waas it too late :Erm:
No the divorce stopped her getting FLR.
Mick.:xxgrinning--00xx3:
tone
30th June 2011, 18:44
Mick
I read that with utter dissapointment and I'm sorry to hear the story.
I live my life with what goes around comes around she will get her sorrow somewhere mate.
I went through a bitter divorce and I was put off for a short while but I was at carpet underlay level for 6 months and managed to get out of it.
I'd like to say dont write every woman off but I certainly dont wanna tell you what you already know.
Just wish you luck mate.
Take care
Tone
sweetnote143
1st July 2011, 01:43
how long have u been together? my ex was consistent in his words and has never changed his mind... oh well, that means we're not having a 2nd chance then haha.
i read your post on the other topics. i wish u can fix things with your beau :)
thanks, driftersthought.....not that long, we're still on the point of getting to know each other more....i dont know about the 'fix things up' thing coz I already made my mind, I need to be back to my old self, give my self more time than I deserve. I've been too focused on him that I become too vulnerable. If it's true that I'm important to him, then he should find a way to win me back. But if everything was all words, then I'm better off without him. It hurts but life goes on.
mickcant
1st July 2011, 07:49
Mick
I read that with utter dissapointment and I'm sorry to hear the story.
I live my life with what goes around comes around she will get her sorrow somewhere mate.
I went through a bitter divorce and I was put off for a short while but I was at carpet underlay level for 6 months and managed to get out of it.
I'd like to say dont write every woman off but I certainly dont wanna tell you what you already know.
Just wish you luck mate.
Take care
Tone
Hi Tone,:Wave:
I expect I sound more bitter than I actually am:Cuckoo:
Whilst I would find it hard now to believe it was for real if a woman expressed any interest in me, I can see that over time we should get to know a future partner better before committing.
I think with long distance relationships and the cost of travelling to be together they can move faster than a woman next door type of relationship.
I retired in between marrying my ex and her arriving, and my circumstances now mean I would not be able to finance another Filipina through the visa process as my income is a lot lower than when I was working, and most of my savings and pension lump sum went on my ex.
Mick.:)
tanga
1st July 2011, 09:01
i came back to this site today and registered a new username. its because i dont want my ex to see that im ranting here since he introduced me to this site, i have a feeling he is browsing this site as well but not sure if he had registered (i hope not )
Driftersthought
Are the sunglasses a disguise so your ex will not recognise you?
Joke lang..Ingat
driftersthought
3rd July 2011, 04:38
i came back to this site today and registered a new username. its because i dont want my ex to see that im ranting here since he introduced me to this site, i have a feeling he is browsing this site as well but not sure if he had registered (i hope not )
Driftersthought
Are the sunglasses a disguise so your ex will not recognise you?
Joke lang..Ingat
haha. hi tanga :)
i dont think he's browsing this site anymore :) and so i had uploaded my pic :)
worthingmale
3rd July 2011, 10:33
hope everything works out for everybody, I believe there is a right person out there just got to find them
tanga
3rd July 2011, 13:19
As soon as I left the Philippines and returned to the UK, to await her spousal settlement visa being granted
I much later found out she moved in with a Filipino boyfriend had a baby by him,
Exactly the same situation that happened to an English friend. His new wife kept delaying the move to UK, eventually he smelt a rat and engaged an enquiry agent who reported the new birth of her child with her trike driver boyfriend. He was granted an annulment on the grounds that the marriage had not been consummated but it cost him dearly.
He is now retired and married here in Philippines
mickcant
3rd July 2011, 14:51
As soon as I left the Philippines and returned to the UK, to await her spousal settlement visa being granted
I much later found out she moved in with a Filipino boyfriend had a baby by him,
Exactly the same situation that happened to an English friend. His new wife kept delaying the move to UK, eventually he smelt a rat and engaged an enquiry agent who reported the new birth of her child with her trike driver boyfriend. He was granted an annulment on the grounds that the marriage had not been consummated but it cost him dearly.
He is now retired and married here in Philippines
My ex only found out I knew about their baby on the divorce petition, with his full name on.:omg:
She phoned me stright away wanting to know how I knew about the baby, I left her wondering on that, she told me so mant lise she did not then derserve the truth:NoNo:
Mick.:)
baby38
3rd July 2011, 22:24
Well makes me wonder these pinay women getting married,delaying getting their spouse visa, it happened to Tanga and his friend,Mickcant and myself, and other I have heard of, I can understand why Mickcant and other are so suspicious of trusting again, thats why myself and others are here to warn others to be careful.I know one man got married he brought a house and land, when finally when spouse visa was being considered, found out she was already married to a judge.Just recently a passenger who I pick up in my taxi, was concerned about his son returning from the Phills, the girls cousin who introduced him to the girl pushing for a finance visa, he came with his father for my advice, he recommended a tourist visa to get to know the girl better, however he went against my advice, filed for a finance visa, the other week he got the result, the visa was refused on the grounds she told immigration she had 1 child but they found out she had 2 children, the woman here in Australia who recommended this girl to this man, has a bad reputation in my town, the rumors were she was only interested getting the girl here and getting a visa rip the man off.
grahamw48
3rd July 2011, 22:55
They didn't find out about my ex's 'other' child.
I found out 6 months after our marriage. :rolleyes:
In the end it all ended happily for the kids, but not a good start for a marriage, and always a problem afterwards. TRUST. :NoNo:
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