Filipino Women - What you don't know about them
Sat, Sep 26, 2009
Have you ever thought of dating enchanted Filipino women? We have some valuable information for you. Click to read our short review of Filipino women to find out how to date them.
Filipino women dating is something that everyone interested in Asian women has to try. Girls from this nation are different from other Asian beauties and are somewhat similar to Western women. Below, we gathered their most distinctive features for you to check: with them in mind, you will have no trouble building your strategy of conquering their hearts.

Filipino women are self-confident
First of all, these ladies know their worth and will not settle down with the men whom they don’t like. This is due to the general emancipation of Filipino society and its attitude towards women: this state adopted a few laws protecting women from abuse including marital rape, domestic violence, and women exploitation. Therefore, if you want to get married to a Filipino girl, you should be ready to treat her right.
They are educated
Education is one of the priorities of modern Filipino families, and that’s why local ladies are smart and work on well-paid jobs: the majority of them have a very good education. Also, Filipino women do not stop learning once they graduate from universities, so if you always wanted a well-rounded partner, a Filipino woman is a perfect match for you.
They are eager to make a change
Filipino women have a lot of possibilities to realize their potential in their country. Thus, they work in high managerial positions in business and politics, have the power to influence the whole Filipino society, and work towards making the world better. Are you ready to have such an exceptional woman by your side and not compete with her?
They look for an equal relationship
Due to the facts presented above, you might have guessed that Filipino women do not look for partners who will be the only breadwinners for the family, nor they want to leave their jobs to raise children. Filipino women want to make a career first, earn money for a living, and get married once they have substantial sums in their bank accounts. This also means they will not sacrifice their jobs for having a lot of children (Filipino families usually have two or three kids though). Thus, these women look for complete equality and mutual respect in the relationship: if you are ready to provide it to your woman, she will be eager to marry you.

They strive for balance in all their spheres of life
Finally, what Filipino women want to achieve is a work-life balance where they have time for their jobs, husbands, kids, pets, fitness, and vacations. They look for creating a cozy and comfortable home to live in and work remotely. Also, they want their close ones to be happy and spend quality time with them. This is impossible without their partners’ understanding and support, so if you are ready to become such a supportive shoulder for your Filipino wife, you will get a chance to live a happy family life ever after.
[UPDATE, Oct. 1, 2009: Donate directly to the Philippine National Red Cross via its official Paypal address: give@redcross.org.ph]
Filipinos now need all the help they can get, especially those hit hardest by rampaging tropical storm Ondoy (international code name Ketsana). The storm made landfall today in Luzon, bringing endless rains and spawning huge floods in Metro Manila and many parts of Luzon.
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More news about the typhoon that hit Metro Manila and Luzon:
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The floods have deluged Metro Manila (population: 11.5 million as of 2007) , stranding thousands of night workers and those who went to school or offices this morning. Major highways have been shut down due to floods and other effects of the typhoon. Operations of Manila’s NAIA terminal have been stopped. Domestic flights have been cancelled.
Floods have reached six feet in some areas. Radio and TV news reports say that more and more people living near La Mesa Dam and Angat Dam, which has said to be overflowed, adversely affecting nearby communities.
No reports yet of casualties but radio and TV news continuously report about knee-deep, waist-high, neck-high, and bus-level floods in many areas.
Here is the initial report from the government’s National Disaster Coordinating Center:
NDCC Report on Typhoon Ondoy (Ketsana)
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Thank you very much. Maraming salamat po.
October 25th, 2009 at 2:55 pm
Im asking a help for my friend who is victim of typhoon ondoy, not all people live in provident village is well off.
Her name is Azucena Tayag at Provident village Marikina City they have been rescued at the night after the typhoon, i offer my help as i can.
They have to return to their home to provident and clean up the house from the flood, house was full of mud and submerge into water not even a single things, clothes and appliances can be use again. loosing everything is very sad things ever happened to a family, when i was there i feel the pain and sadness in my heart. i try to help them as much as i can but having an extended family of 5 persons is also hard for me.
One of my friend told me to ask help at the net and hoping one of you have a good heart to help them.
I know there’s a lot of family who is also a victim by this typhoon Ondoy and Pepeng but giving help for this one make’s a different.
Ive been looking for a site where i can blog or post this message and ask for a help but unfortunately can’t find one so i decided to post it here
Thanks you very much in advance for those who will help the family of my friend.
To send help for them:
Gcash: send money to all Globe Business Center
Name: Azucena Tayag
Provident Village Marikina City
Number: 09177580585
Paypal:
contrerascarla89@yahoo.com – This is my paypal account.
Thanks a lot everyone and God Bless!
October 27th, 2009 at 5:55 pm
I believe that disaster does not come from God for Lord God know not to hurt us but instead continuously love us…This is just a reminder that after all the good and beautiful things he has given us we still have the guts to destroy, knowing that it will all come back to us… I believe Filipinos are strong and they will fight this mistake with all the power and strength!
dsi r4