Pinay asawa *and* biz partner!
[QUOTE=Cebu Local]I do not have anything against Filipinas.I think they make great lovers girlfriends and wives for some people.But the very thraits that make them charming Sweet,Loving,Jealous and Highly emotional do not make them an ideal mate for me.Ask yourself how many BIG businesses in the Philippines are run by pure native Filipinos and How much is run by Spanish and Chinese and Chinese Mixed breedsThe answer is very very little.The tendency for the Filipina is to be more concerned about looking after family then turning a buck.Plus speaking Filipino allows me to understand their mentality which scares me more.So different strokes for different folks.I just cant see a nice sweet Filipina Girl helping run my businesses as my life partner.Sorry for those I offended and who PMed me[/QUOTE]
Yeah,tell me about it! Juggling personal relationship *and* being business partner with a Pinay isn't exactly all roses. Then again, it's nice to be able to tell her brothers that it's *her* business that's buying the night's beer tapos amin polutan. That of course also means that you'd better get laid "labas" kasi she's not interested by the time you get home after drinking outside.
Feedback on your situation
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While I have yet to try to get "akin asawa" into the country I'm a citizen of, I really do expect the embassy to be less reluctanct to grant a visa to someone I've lived with 5 years solid than to someone I *might* want to marry 'maybe' 'if', etc. We'll see. Best of luck!
General advice, live with her (and her family) for a few years - see if she (and her familyl) is who you want to spend the rest of youf life with (and mutually support) - otherwise, why are you trying to get a visa for her?[/QUOTE]Nice talking to you earlier,I bumped into the Immigration officer of that country you are a citizen of this evening.You will most probably get her visa approved,Straight from the horses mouth of that wonderful country s immigration consul.If only the weather was better........Cheers Btw its AKING asawa
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