Yes the Phils is not for everyone, specially those who have little to no experience in the 3rd world may be unsettled in the beginning by the sheer poverty you see around you, like entire families sleeping on the streets on card boards and going through the garbage cans and a group of kids running after you holding onto you and asking you, even begging you: "daddy, give me money". It takes a while to get used to that, but once you get past that, you will see people who are very humble, very kind and friendly. Yes they may not be the brightest nor the most sophisticated but they are simple in a good even basic way.
Yes the girls are very friendly and very approachable. Go to any mall during the day and you will be eye rapped by cute to beautiful girls all wearing sexy feminine outfits with short skirts and all. As CM wrote, they come in all shapes and forms, from the very asian look to the latina one. It's not for nothing that the Pinays are considered the Latinas of Asia as they've been colonised for a long time by Spain. As a result, 99% of names there are of spanish origins and even in every day language, you will be surprised by the number of spanish words in their local languages.
Yes it's dirt cheap. I spent 3 weeks there in Jan 2011 and I was having a lot of fun on about 10k pesos a week or about 230$, going out every night, doing pretty much anything I wanted without worrying about money or cost. From my personal first hand experience, i'd say 1.5 to 2k/month is enough to really live it up there, get a nice pad, have one or 2 beautiful girlfriends and then, get as many fresh new 18 year old thing anytime you want.
Food, ah Pinay food. Some love it and some can't stand it. I'm somewhere in between. What gives Pinay food a bad rep is that it's got 2 major things that can be a problem for some: 1) it's all oily, greasy and fried stuff which as you can imagine, is not the most healthiest options and thus, the roundish forms that pinays get after a certain age. And 2nd, is that their diet is comprised of about 80% n pork and for some who don't eat pork for whatever reason, then that is not only not very apetizing but also not very high on the tasty list either. Plus, good food is more expensive than say in LOS.
All in all, if you want a variety of ethnic food or even local good delicacies, if you're not a fan of oily, greasy and fried meat or u don't or can't eat pork, then yu're left with not much choice, as opposed to say LOS where you have world class not only local but international cuisine with very easy reach and at affordable prices.
All in all, the Phils are a great place for a nice, relaxing and inexpensive place to lay low, build a biz and even grow a big biz and use as a base as the laws are among the friendliest for the foreigners. I know I will be back there, not only for fun but also for biz.
Hope this helps those looking at the Phils. Go with an open mind, give it some time to adjust to the surroundings there and then you'll love it. A fresh new 18 year old every night or even 2 or 3 every day if you want and can handle it.
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Mind you they may not be as beautiful as say in EE or Brasil or Colombia but they are very cute to beautiful, very fun to be with and uber sexy and feminine yet simple.
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And a good suggestion regarding food, is get a good girl you like and have her cook for you. Win win in all fronts!
Quote: (03-27-2012 03:05 PM)Giovonny Wrote:
Quote: (03-27-2012 02:23 PM)Vacancier Permanent Wrote:
What I find funny and ironic is only those who haven't been there are criticizing it...LOL
Ya, thats always a funny thing on these forums.
VP,
Let me ask you,
Is there anything about the Philippines that you didn't like?? I heard the food is bad???