Girls Online Seeking Threesomes
I've been chatting with a pay for play Filipina online. She suggested that I watch her get banged by another guy and then fuck her. I'm not sure if this is the beginning of a con or robbery, but I have noticed a fair number of Filipinas with ads suggesting this kind of scenario. Are they just an exhibitionist culture, or is this a trick?
No Christmas card for you, pal.
[QUOTE=Bushes;2095901]FWIW, I find Filipinos a lot less mercenary than non working girls from many other countries. It could be the language thing. But I get a lot of freebies from Filipinos in and outside the country.[/QUOTE]Not 'gifting' the poor Filipinos we shag, is a mean act.
Opinion -- nothing more -- not all ladies are like this, pero. . .
Great report. My info below is from my experience in 2 separate provinces (different from CM's info in that its not from the big city, and not from a documentary, however the info and outcomes are almost identical, showing a cultural and cross-geographical / island similarity).
[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;2096316]The blame for the Philippines' overpopulation crisis often falls on the government and the church but Motherland may challenge these perceptions. The hospital gives mothers classes on family planning, and provides free intrauterine devices (IUDs) and tubal ligation. Yet, after being educated on family planning the poor mothers living in grinding poverty, often in squatter towns, repeatedly refuse to avail themselves of the free family planning services offered to them before leaving the hospital.[/QUOTE]In one of the provinces I was out for my morning walk when I passed by the largest of the local Catholic churches. It was about 6 am. The local church has not only a cathedral for mass, but next door on the church grounds are other church-owned buildings. There was a banner there, in big letters it read like: "Family Planning Clinic. Classes Monday and Saturday 4 pm". A few days later I was walking by again early in the morning and there was a late-20's priest walking by (robes and all). I stopped him and asked about the classes. "Ah family planning sir. You know. What a woman does before she gets pregnant, during her pregnancy, and what she should do after the baby is born. Like that". I see, birth control, to prevent pregancy. "Ah no sir. Not like that. Before she's pregant they teach time of month she can get pregant. Like that". Yes, sounds like how to prevent a pregnancy, ovulation times. "No sir. Time of month, how to GET pregnant. How to have healthy baby. Medical after pregnant. Like that". I had an AHA moment! "Haha sir will you like to attend a class?" We both laughed. Even the Catholics can be funny at times. I'll ask the pope fella.
[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;2096316]One attractive mestiza nurse shows her frustration as she tries to convince a 19-year-old mother to get a free IUD implanted before going home. The young Pinay mother resists insisting that the pregnancy was just an accident and she does not have sex regularly with her boyfriend. When the nurse presses her further for the real reason behind her refusal of the IUD, the girl reveals that her mother told her not to accept any form of family planning. The nurse then told her that it was inevitable that her boyfriend would have sex with her again, and warned that following her mother advice would lead her to the same fate of having 10 children. The nurse then asks her if she asks her mother for permission when she has sex with her boyfriend. The girl laughs and says that she does not. The nurse having made her point tells the girl that it is up to her to protect herself from future pregnancies and their consequences on her life. So, the availability and cost of contraceptives is not necessarily the problem. The girls and their parents obviously want large numbers of children even without the resources to provide for them adequately. This is not surprising in a culture where children and grandchildren are the retirement plan.[/QUOTE]In both provinces I referred to, every one of my regulars (except one) either furiously spurt out babies (about one child every year or two years), or they are trying to spurt out a child. The lone holdout is 22 and while she is a horny tart who likes sexing both her pinoy boyfriend and me, she is cautious and wants to wait until she's married and older before having a child. With the exception of her, all the others give the appearance to an outsider that they are baby-making machines (or wanting desperately to be one for those who can't get pregant).
[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;2096316]The nurses encouraged the mothers with several children and scarce resources to have tubal ligation. One of the women declared that a tubal ligation would allow her to cheat more freely on her husband, as not having the fear of pregnancy would make her "unlimited" in sex. The other Pinays in her group nodded in agreement and laughed. Throughout the film, the women expressed their eagerness to get back to having sex. This caused the nurses concern that the women who refused family planning would return to give birth again within a year.[/QUOTE]All the others in both provinces fall into one of two categories:
1) Will cheat on her boyfriend with anyone. Like the girls in the documentary, they may or may not crave sex, but they crave babies.
2) Will cheat on her boyfriend, but selectively (foreigners only). One girl explained it like this. Having been with me for about 7-8 years, I discovered 2 years into that time that she had a live-in boyfriend. "My heart beat to him". I see. Yet you spend several nights in my bed everytime I come here. Do you also cheat your boyfriend with other pinoy? "No!" Why then with me? Money? "Yes. But also can get Phil / Am baby. I want baby so much". I see. You prefer baby first to your boyfriend? Or to me? "I don't care that. I trying long time both of you. I want fregnint!" She's horny when drunk, and not so much when sober. However, regardless of her horny level, she sexes me often (and initiates with DFK), I think in an attempt to get pregant. Since admitting to having a boyfriend (and gone thru several since) she has been consistent in reiterating to me that she wants to get FREGNINT by me when she's not having a current pinoy boyfriend, and FREGNINT by either myself or her pinoy boyfriend when she is in such a relationship.
Its clear to me that all of the ladies in both provinces that I'm speaking of (my regulars), minus one, are baby-making machines. They get jealous when another girl gets pregnant and they aren't. There is a strong push from their family for her to get pregant, and to help care for her current children (thus incentivizing her to get pregnant again). Remember she is not raising 4 kids; she has a lola and tita next door helping, and mother and sisters at home helping. They expand. They shrink. They expand. They shrink. Rinse / lather / repeat. In addition, all of these girls are barrio rats. I know that sounds derogatory, but I mean it in the sense that they don't have any desire to leave home or their barangay. They are not waiting for a rich foreigner to whisk them away to a better life in his country. Leave the father of her 4 kids? Leave the home where she grew up (and will probably die)? Leave her extended fam and neighbors (its all she's ever known)? These girls don't prowl the Internet with dating site profiles. She's busy making a life -- by making more lives. Pillow talk: "Westy God want it". Really. "Yes we learn at the church. Its in the Bible". Really, I have the Bible on my phone, can you show me where in the Bible? "No but we learn it at church". Got it, and turn over here sweetie. Seems God's not the only one who wants it tonight.
[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;2096316]Many of the fathers were unemployed or precariously employed on a part-time basis. However, all of the families came up with some money to pay the hospital bill, which ranged from 11 K to 17 K pesos. The mothers could not leave the hospital with their babies without paying the bill. While the girls often tell foreigners, there is no help for the poor at the public hospitals that is not true. There was means testing and the families paid what they could with charities picking up the remainder of the bill. The hospital provides free medications for the mothers and babies as long as they remain admitted. Still, some women choose to go HAMA (Home Against Medical Advice), which the nurses warn will result in the termination of free prescriptions.[/QUOTE]This struck a cord. The fathers. Many go for months without work (work often is construction-related manual labor). When working, they get 2 days this week, maybe 4 days next week. Under p200/ day.
When you cum in a pinay and she pulls you closer while you're cumming, thrusting her groin up to you, digging her heals into your asscheeks, clamping you into her like a vice, that's probably baby-hunger. I would say 'God bless' this pinay, but I think God is blessing you both at that moment. Long wave the Philippine flag. . .