Can't stop falling in love!
[QUOTE=PhilJoy;3046027]Mate, just reading between the lines, you need to just go out there and have a good time.
Pay a freelancer 2-3 k, grab something on Pina that's just after pay and shoot, or spend a heap in a bar.
You mention you're old and good looking.
Well, I'm in my mid 50's but no oil painting.
The biggest feedback I get is I smell nice and look after myself for a foreigner..[/QUOTE]This is great realistic advice. At the end of the day, pretty young Pinays are not dreaming about falling in love with a grandpa, even if he considers himself a silver fox. Often there is a dissonance between the aspirations of the old foreigner and the nubile Pinay. He wants love and passionate sex. She wants money and a ticket to rich foreigner land where she can upgrade. She does not need grandpa to drill her with a Viagra boner. If she wants love, she can visit the nipa hut of her handsome Pinoy trike driver for a vigorous rock hard pounding for twelve rounds.
Plain and simple, she is only willing to meet the old foreigner for monetary and migratory benefits. It does not matter whether he looks like Brad Pitt or scrambled eggs. As for the girl wanting him to meet the parents, there is no mystery here. They want their cut of the action up front. He will be expected to buy some gifts, it could be anything from a case of Red Horse and a bottle of Tanduay to roasted pig party for the village. They will need to celebrate their daughter finally hitting the jackpot.
Rose colored glasses. . .
[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;3046107]It is understood that the foreigner old enough to be her grandpa is just a walking ATM, and she will have one or more young Pinoy lovers fucking her on the side. This is the part that they will not tell you. There are plenty of old men on the Tulfo Show who found this out after buying houses, land, and businesses in their Pinay sweetheart's name.[/QUOTE]Good post. Of note, I come across a new case of this insanity roughly 1-3 x per year in the province. Usually meeting some new fella in a mall, just saying Hi to some foreigner there. Or the foreigner is passing me sitting at Starbucks and stops to say Hi. Over a coffee he spills the beans on the exact same sob story where he purchased land in her name, then they constructed a home there. Often times he's cashed in his life savings (or his 401 k) for this purpose, leaving him peso-less, save his social security and / or retirement benefit.
Did this happen here in this city? "No, we lived in Xxxxxx city" (a few hours away). "I can't stand living there near her or her thieving family, so I am looking for a fresh start here or anywhere else". Ahh. And you didn't see this coming, the relationship unraveling? "Nah I thought it was fine. Few weeks after we moved into the new place she started to change. It all went to f*ck-all. She left one day and came back with her mother and brother and they wanted me out". I see. After, when they were wanting you out, who appeared to want you gone the most? "Her mother and brother". Did you consider that they might have orchestrated the whole thing? "Ya of course they did. After I got a hotel I started checking the internet and youtube and saw its common". And you only figure out this thing AFTER? "Ya. Didn't see it coming man".
In the days of the Internet, with stories like this scam being told regularly, and vloggers like Reekay and others recounting their own similar experiences for a decade or more, one can ask: How does this keep happening? [B]How much does love (or lust) blind a man? Here is how much: Enough to walk his retirement savings right out of his lap[/B]. I'd like to say that its amazing that it continues. But as it continues, it appears to be a niche market in the Phils economy.
[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;3046107]Still, remember that the Pinay, like Belle, will only fuck you to save her family.[/QUOTE]Hahahaha.
The good news? A lot of pinay's families need saving. Regularly. Weekly. There's a new emergency coming, just around the corner.