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Robin
MovingForward2050 said:
CHILD SUPPORT and CUSTODY (in the Philippines)

Child support exists here, but the average rate is only $200 a month.

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What exactly are you trying to sell here? Bossy 3rd world women with accusatory language talking about debtors prison if you fail to support predatory parasites? Oh I forgot, it's all the man's fault, sperm jacking, false accusations and all kinds of trickery to get sperm from financially well off guys totally isn't a thing...

$200 is a lot of money in the Philippines - especially in rural parts / smaller cities. We're talking up to 2/3rd of a paycheck...

These places are going the same way as the west. Men staying the hell away from women as toxic parasitic predators and the underclass in tinshacks will keep on doing what they're doing.

This is mainly about eradicating whatever is left of the emerging middle class after COVID just like in the west by supporting activist feminazi lawyers that felt wronged by men at some point at their life and make it their goal to persecute as many men as they can.

Same psychology with her:




It's all about absolving women from taking responsibilities for their actions while financially enslaving men as the elites know lower class women will spend it all and then some... Feminism in a nutshell pretty much.
 
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MovingForward2050

Pelican
At least 17 dead as typhoon Goni impacts more than 2 million people in the Philippines

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If you decide to live in the Philippines, you will be dealing with some scary weather! This typhoon passed right by where I live, doing no harm to us. The prediction had been that we would be hammered. It was sort of like having an angel of death look your way, but decide not to reach out and smite you...

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At least 17 dead as typhoon Goni impacts more than 2 million people in the Philippines | CNN

At least 17 people are dead and more than two million impacted after Typhoon Goni, the world's strongest typhoon this year, swept across the Philippines Sunday, according to the country's emergency agencies.
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Seeker79

Seeker79

Kingfisher
MovingForward2050 said:
At least 17 dead as typhoon Goni impacts more than 2 million people in the Philippines

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If you decide to live in the Philippines, you will be dealing with some scary weather! This typhoon passed right by where I live, doing no harm to us. The prediction had been that we would be hammered. It was sort of like having an angel of death look your way, but decide not to reach out and smite you...

edition.cnn.com

At least 17 dead as typhoon Goni impacts more than 2 million people in the Philippines | CNN

At least 17 people are dead and more than two million impacted after Typhoon Goni, the world's strongest typhoon this year, swept across the Philippines Sunday, according to the country's emergency agencies.
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Happens every year. Corrupt local officials never prepare properly for natural disasters.
 
bmw633

bmw633

Woodpecker
MovingForward2050 said:
At least 17 dead as typhoon Goni impacts more than 2 million people in the Philippines

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If you decide to live in the Philippines, you will be dealing with some scary weather! This typhoon passed right by where I live, doing no harm to us. The prediction had been that we would be hammered. It was sort of like having an angel of death look your way, but decide not to reach out and smite you...

edition.cnn.com

At least 17 dead as typhoon Goni impacts more than 2 million people in the Philippines | CNN

At least 17 people are dead and more than two million impacted after Typhoon Goni, the world's strongest typhoon this year, swept across the Philippines Sunday, according to the country's emergency agencies.
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Typhoons, volcanoes, and earthquakes are something you have to contend with.

Destruction resembles Yolanda back in 2014, which slammed Leyte. Had to bury folks in mass graves so many drowned from storm surge. 180mph winds blew out all windows in wife's parents house, lost roof. No electricity for 6 months.

Relief aid came back in 2014, but with COVID 19, I worry the aid might not arrive so timely.
 
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GWYW2015

 
Banned
Orthodox
bmw633 said:
A word to the wise: unless you have met in person, face-to-face, you are just glorified penpals. Video chatting exclusively is NOT a relationship.

And, DON'T SEND MONEY TO SOMEONE YOU HAVE NEVER MET.
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Excellent advice, that's the term I have also used in these situations (penpals). I think a real bonafide relationship can exist but only if there is serious talk and plans to meet in person, otherwise, yes, just penpals.
 
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zamfir112

 
Banned
The phillipines is No better than the West these days. The days of 2013 feel Long gone .. women use Tinder and are highly promescius. Facemasks and Corona has made People very paranoia and Rude. Trust me ive been here since the Corona started. Even IF you match with someone they Will No longer show big interest like before.
 
bmw633

bmw633

Woodpecker
zamfir112 said:
The phillipines is No better than the West these days. The days of 2013 feel Long gone .. women use Tinder and are highly promescius. Facemasks and Corona has made People very paranoia and Rude. Trust me ive been here since the Corona started. Even IF you match with someone they Will No longer show big interest like before.
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Where are you in the Philippines? I am in Ormoc City, Leyte, Eastern Visayas.

If you can meet in person, there are women who may be interested. I went to a nondenominational church before CV19, and the men and women all came up to me and my wife and greeted up. The women were really well-dressed, nice and sweet. Bet there were some virgins among the group.

I find it impossible to read facial expressions with those darned masks.
 
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La Águila Negra

 
Banned
Other Christian
Filipinas have always been promiscuous, why I don't know. It's a matriarchical society despite what online goofs tell you. Just look at the number of women with kids from different 2/3 different guys and a foreigner online to pay for it all

As for the Covid1984 BS, I am getting more satisfied by the day with the decision to sit it out here. Due to the Philippines falling into China's orbit you won't be pressured into taking Gates' Frankenstein's gene therapy as the Chinese vaccine is a traditional one. Won't rule out that Sputnik V will become available as well. You might even find a nurse willing to empty the needle in the sink for a monthly salary, not ruling it out.

My wife recently mentioned a similar thing about the rudeness. She called it 'uneducated' behaviour. So there certainly is a pattern there. I personally haven't experienced it. I think it has more to do with the financial troubles many people are experiencing.

The Covid rules are a many and the people are too simple to see through the scam. Haven't seen the beach since March. However, due to their undisciplined nature nobody follows the rules and enforcement is very lax. I casually walk with my mask below by nose/under my chin past police officers, it's not a problem. Sometimes they start enforcing for a day, never fining people. Same for social distancing - it's non existent. At the gym its business as usual, and the parties have never stopped.

Now compare that to what is happening in Europe. I prefer staying here
 
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