Winston, I don't think he has anything personal against guys like Will N. Dowd (or maybe he does). It's more about piggybacking on Will's sensational sounding title to attract some attention to his fledgling start-up blog / Y-tube channel. He's positioned himself in a tight niche (Philippines vs. abroad, minority guys vs. all western dudes, and heavy use of PU jargon and principles which makes it all seem very Roosh like). He's also very late to the game compared to you. So it's gonna be quite a challenge for him to achieve real traction.Winston wrote:Mguy,
I agree with your points. But when Will N Dowd said that he was a God in the Philippines, it was figurative. He felt like a God there, and was treated like one. Or at least a rock star. It's all relative. When you are treated like shit in the US, anything better is so refreshing that you worship it.
Bao,
Not many Taiwanese/Chinese and Filipina couples. Maybe in the past though, since there are many Chinese Filipinos. But Chinese usually look down on Filipinos and see them as maids and servants, not for marriage.
Filipinas are easy to get along with. Very easy going and nonjudgmental, but very simple and not good for intelligent conversation.
I'm sure you can find a good lady. But most girls you date there will be poor and will need you to pay for everything.
No they don't care that much about age differences.
It all depends on what you want. No one can tell you what's best for you. Only you know that.
Personally, I'd get on QQ and start meeting Chinese girls. You can also meet them for free on DateinAsia.
If you ever come back to Phils, try to spend time meeting professional class urban filipinos. I think you will find many of them to be fun-loving and easygoing but at the same time able to hold their own in intelligent conversation whether in English or Tagalog, not as anal and serious as the folks back in your ancestral homeland. I remember you used to loudly proclaim that Filippinos don't even know what a vegan or vegetarian is as if it were a plain fact! That erroneous belief of yours speaks volumes about how narrow your circles must have been.