What's FilipinoUK for?

[andypaul]

To put it simply - I think that we should avoid confrontation and nastiness if at all possible.

I have met, here in the Phils. this time, Fred, Maria, Shelly, Grace, Grace's cousin (sorry Grace, her name slips my mind,) Ricky and Ging. A nicer bunch of people you could not hope to meet. I have just got home from a very tiring day travelling from Cebu City - and this was the first post I read.

Needless to say, the tone of it has upset me a bit.

God bless everyone.

Al.

The majority times i belive the same but if people critize your wife as not having as much right to be here as him (well thats how i read it between the lines) then i will argue my point.

Al you may find your self biting your tongue when you meet some sections of the phill comunity here in the UK who will look down at your Wife and then complain about the way they are treated here by others

Maybe they need to learn tolerance.


Glad your having a great time in phill

[London_Nose]

The majority times i belive the same but if people critize your wife as not having as much right to be here as him (well thats how i read it between the lines) then i will argue my point.

Al you may find your self biting your tongue when you meet some sections of the phill comunity here in the UK who will look down at your Wife and then complain about the way they are treated here by others

Maybe they need to learn tolerance.


Glad your having a great time in phill

This is exactly my point, i know exactly that most of the couples here are binded with love and respect, but when you have been here in UK and what you miss is being senorita/senora in phils how, many drivers drive your cars how many maids serves you and what brands of clothes you are wearing, its so pathetic, thinking that most likely they dont have it if not because of their brits husband. this is what i want to remind in the community over here, being here in UK and finding your future doesnt give you a license to tell others that you miss this back home.

nuff said. im out here.

[andypaul]

This is exactly my point, i know exactly that most of the couples here are binded with love and respect, but when you have been here in UK and what you miss is being senorita/senora in phils how, many drivers drive your cars how many maids serves you and what brands of clothes you are wearing, its so pathetic, thinking that most likely they dont have it if not because of their brits husband. this is what i want to remind in the community over here, being here in UK and finding your future doesnt give you a license to tell others that you miss this back home.

nuff said. im out here.

No i was talking about OFWs looking down at my missus actually. Nurses and others who don't think she has the right to be here.

Anyone who shows off or braggs to me is an idiot whether they are from.
Trust me i have seen enough OFWs trying to show off when i have travelled to phill in fact more than Brit/phill couples, who are normally penney pinching.

The end of your post says doesn't give them the right to say i thought they all had freedom of speech

[Pepe n Pilar]

This is exactly my point, i know exactly that most of the couples here are binded with love and respect, but when you have been here in UK and what you miss is being senorita/senora in phils how, many drivers drive your cars how many maids serves you and what brands of clothes you are wearing, its so pathetic, thinking that most likely they dont have it if not because of their brits husband. this is what i want to remind in the community over here, being here in UK and finding your future doesnt give you a license to tell others that you miss this back home.

nuff said. im out here.

You are correct at this point London_Nose. I knew a guy who left Philippines for the U.S.A. then worked as a taxi driver in his friend's company. He can't accept the fact that he is a driver, and back home he has 11 househelpers (2 drivers incl). So he came back to the Philippines.