Searching for a genuine filipina girl

[Jentobeharrison]

Thats what I love about filipina girls even after marriage they are still devoted to their husbands well most are....

Marriage or relationship to a western girl is more like .....



Well I suppose I know what I prefer.....

What's the name of your wife Mark? She's beautiful! I love her make up! I don't know how to put make up though? hahaha

[marksroomspain]

What's the name of your wife Mark? She's beautiful! I love her make up! I don't know how to put make up though? hahaha

Hiya Jen she's called Jemiery or as all know her by the name of Jamie.

She's been on a strenuous fitness program the last couple of months and I'm following suit.....

I suppose all filipinas like to look good. That's why I fell so badly for one........

[Jentobeharrison]

Hiya Jen she's called Jemiery or as all know her by the name of Jamie.

She's been on a strenuous fitness program the last couple of months and I'm following suit.....

I suppose all filipinas like to look good. That's why I fell so badly for one........

That's good for you both then, she's really pretty!

[dontpushme]

My mum calls my dad "PA", and my dad calls my mum "MA"...

I THINK, we Filipinos just love the idea of using ENDEARMENTS to our partners. Gf and Bf thing in the Philippines has got different endearments such as (Bhe, Boo, Baba which are all short names for Baby; Mhe, Moo, Dhe, Dada which are all short names for mommy and daddy... Even others call their partners strawberries, pears, etc). We find these endearments romantic... We uses these endearments regardless of the age of our partners.

Here in the UK I have found people use endearments (DARLING, LOVE, MY LOVE, HONEY, SWEETHEART, DEAR) such an ordinary thing to call anyone. In the Philippines, using those terms to someone is really awkward. We only use those to someone very special to us like gf/bf/husband/wife.

One term of endearment used on this forum that I've taken a while to get used to is "my mahal". When I first joined the forum, I didn't know how to respond to posts about "my mahal". Was I supposed to refer to the woman as "your mahal" then? Mahal literally means dear, as in "that handbag is dear" (mahal yang handbag) or "you're dear to me" (mahal kita). It felt weird to be talking about "your dear". Haha! I eventually just decided to find other ways to refer to the wives in the posts.

Have you all notice that we never call our mother, brother, uncle, auntie, brothers, sisters just on their names? We always attach KUYA or ATE to our brothers and sisters names and even to anyone who are older than us...this is how we show respect to them. We never call them by their names alone...

It took me ages to get past the way people here call others by their first names, no matter the age difference. In the area where I lived in the US, younger people called older people Ms. <first name> or Mr. <first name>. They also used ma'am or sir when talking to elders, kinda like the way we use po and opo.