Thanks for the replies of everyone
[QUOTE=Chocha Monger;1134908]A 15 day fever, huh? Some of them tend to get that when you leave the airport taking your wallet full of cash with you. Let her sweat it out. You'll be doing more harm than good by sending her money. Most poor Filipinas cannot handle easy free money. It's like heroin. Once you start shooting her up with those cash injections she'll become an addict. It's just too easy for other illnesses and emergencies to pop up. She was fine before you fucked her and she will be fine after. If you compensated her for services rendered then your obligations ended there. Don't get fleeced by Western Union![/QUOTE]I left her at 10000 PHP for his company, and I paid two domestic flights, transportation, lodging, meals, she told me to have them given to her mother, and finished them to buy food and medicine for her I understand that it is a large family. And I did not think that life in the Philippines would cost so much! She has twenty years unemployed, two sisters and a brother, both minors, and a sister who works at 'foreign!
She says she sold the web cam, to buy medicine, but it is always online at the various sites and DIA FH, honestly do not believe her!
Good Point 'Goodenough! '
Isn't it ironic that some, perhaps many guys think nothing of spending thousands of Euros or pounds or dollars to get here and begrudge poor people a few cents?
I can never understand the way some guys behave. In all my years of travelling and entertaining girls, I have always gotten better results by treating the ladies with respect. Mind you, I make it clear that I am nobodies fool. Most of the time, I get respect for being up front about not being a Gilligan. As for giving a little more when it is appropriate. I can't agree more. In the end, it costs you very little but means so much to a girl that has been generous with her body. I love women, and I think more of the selfish mongers should try to attach a bit of kindness to there approach. 'What goes around, comes around. '
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Doctor Consultation Costs
I am European and we have public health! Filipinos have to pay for medical care? Even in a public hospital? How much does a medical examination? [/QUOTE]I just want to give you an example of some of the healthcare costs in the Philippines. I saw two doctors (one was an orthopedic surgeon) at a reputable, modern hospital in Manila (Makati Med) and each doctor's examination or consultation cost 700 pesos ($16). The x-ray cost 500 pesos ($11). This is without any health insurance.