Before You Ask a Filipina to Live with You, Watch This!

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00:00 - 01:30 Introduction to the Pitfalls of Moving In
01:31 - 04:00 Initial Excitement and the Common Mistake
04:01 - 08:00 Realizing the True Nature Within Three Months
08:01 - 12:00 The Challenges of Getting Her to Move Out
12:01 - 15:17 Advice and Lessons from Real-life Experiences

Discover the potential pitfalls of moving in with a Filipina too quickly in this eye-opening video. Many expats in the Philippines find themselves enticed by the idea of cohabitation after just a few weeks of dating. While it might seem convenient and exciting at first, the reality can quickly turn sour. Learn why rushing into living arrangements can lead to unexpected challenges and hear real-life experiences that highlight the importance of taking your time. This video offers crucial advice for anyone considering a long-term stay in the Philippines, ensuring you make informed decisions that protect your peace of mind and your wallet.

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[bubbakemp]

This whole complete video is applicable to almost every single country in the world! It's not just the Philippines.

[gaboogablah]

Mine invited me to live in her house, I knew her a couple years already, doesn't ask for money, has her own business. Been married over 17 years, she's very traditional.

[jamescunningham]

I met my Filipina in Chicago. On a train going downtown I've been married for 22 years now. moved to Kentucky. No regrets my wife did lab and research at University of Chicago hospital. I had a son from another marriage 22 years before that had fourth stage cancer at the time. She got Him in the University of Chicago hospital from a trauma Hospital and save my son's life so I made her my wife!😊

[cuchulainn]

Golden rule for older guys. Stay Single.

[BankOnThis]

I've been married to a Filipina for several years- You probably know that their culture is very tight with their entire family, so when marrying a Filipina, keep in mind that you often "marry" her family...

[rumpoh]

YOU DON'TM MARRY A PERSON
YOU MARRY A FAMILY

[zzzxxzzz]

You get the whole family, not just her .

[wadewittrock]

As a single dude 52 years old and retiring in Honduras in a couple months with the swimming pool, security, on a private beach I needed to hear all this. Very practical and everything made perfect sense. Thank you.

[et]

Sir, what you just mentioned is 100%
reality in real life. Happening every day

[bluestripetiger]

Moral of this story, there's something to be said for good old fashioned courtship. Don't hurry things, really get to know the person you're interested in before taking any major steps.

[ctc]

Been married to my Filipina wife for 39 years when I got sick she became my caregiver she didn’t run off there very loving woman

[ChatGpt-iv]

Not only good advice for Filipina women from the islands but for ALL WOMEN FROM EVERYWHERE! Be smart when trying to become happy and don't let your emotions alone guide your decisions.

[torbennielsen]

He is a wise man who speaks wise words.

[johnpenner]

My Father and I lost my Mom when I was 6. He raised me with help from my Grandmother, his Mom. He was a severe diabetic and was a disabled, retired lifelong educator. He met my Filipina stepmother through mail correspondence (it was 1977). Although I was highly skeptical, after about 6 months he moved her in with us. She was 30 years younger, and I thought, oh man, here we go. Virginia was very intelligent, charming, pretty and worked as a supervising seamstress for Levi's almost immediately and helped do everything at home. Solid Gold. My Father passed 2 years later; she never left his side. My Father was a fine man, I think sometimes the light does shine on you in the darkest of times.

[ronnyb]

"Before you ask a Filipina to move in with Ask yourself What benefit will that be to For you divorced guys, you let the wife move in years ago. How did that turn out?

[aprilgeneric]

charlie sheen said it best " I'M NOT PAYING HER FOR SEX, I'M PAYING HER TO LEAVE "

[Ron-oehg]

This goes wayyy back to the first advice you gave me. Never EVER allow a woman youve known for les than 6 or 8 months to come to your house. You did a vid on this back in 2013

[brendanmarktoh]

You're so right
Keep making videos
Protect our wallet and peace of mind..

[--Mike--]

When listening to this, and replacing "philipina" with every other random country, nothing changes.