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No separation between church and state in this country resulting in archaic outdated laws such as capital punishment, right to choose, oppression of minority lifestyles, marriages, etc.

I've been there several times since when they first opened - not recently though. Do they have Cabanas now? Thanks @ojisan

3.5 hours from Commonwealth. Nasugbu would have been nice.

This song hurts so much...

Would appreciate recommendations for a day-trip (2.5 hours from Commonwealth) that is more on the nature side (but not hiking). Better if there are 6-hour rooms available with a view. Thanks MTC!

Would appreciate recommendations for a day-trip (2.5 hours from Commonwealth) that is more on the nature side (but not hiking). Better if there are 6-hour rooms available with a view. Thanks MTC!

"Pamilyado ka. I am concerned for your children. Hindi sila dapat mapalayo sa yo."

"Pamilyado ka. I am concerned for your children. Hindi sila dapat mapalayo sa yo."

Whoa! DM me @socratesaristotle if you wish to chat...

I think you're on to something there. Thanks @socratesaristotle. Safe travels!

There's also a culture of mediocrity in a lot of places. That is, groups of average and below average performers gang up on high performers who do the work because the high performers don't announce to the world what they do. They just do. Bosses not only love the affirmation of where they are in life but also, have a fear that really good performers will outshine them. IMHO lang @socratesaristotle

Thanks. Appreciate the thought @AD3

Question to those in this thread: Who would win in case the woman has to choose between the love of her life who is married (but can support her somehow) or the sponsor who is single but older than the boyfriend? The boyfriend has not met the family due to his baggage but the sponsor has and is accepted by the family. The sponsor has asked her to marry but she has turned her down and will do so if asked again.

Thanks for sharing @AD3

Yayain mo and see what happens. You've nothing to lose @Ynos

"Magpakasal na tayo."

"Magpakasal na tayo."

Thank you @twelfth I've had the experiences to last me a lifetime in the two short years I've been active here. I thought that the "quest" was body count or little pleasures until I found the ONE who completes me. Why would I want, need, or desire someone who will not provide what me with what I want, need, or desire? Naturally, I leaned and have truly fallen for that ONE person. It doesn't really matter, when or how we met. What matters is we met in this lifetime... But perhaps, we've already met each other before and bound to meet again in the next.

Planning is necessary @LookingOswald because there's no playbook for this sort of stuff. Taking it day-by-day. What more can I say?

Resonse sa akin ng mutual courtesan natin @LookingOswald "Totoo ba yan pag sinabi ng guest?" "In that moment, yes." That was my answer. Then, back to heavy DFK and penetration.

My good friend said that "wala kang karapatan! Hindi tayo mag-jowa!" @LookingOswald

I met someone through MTC, my good friend @courtesanhunter. We met so many times including an out of the country trip. We never had sex (and I didn't pay for her time at all) because she did not treat me as a guest. In the end, nagkasumbatan about me being jealous of other guys and she also blurted out to me, vivid to this day -"Ikaw nga jan, walang tigil din magkwento tungkol sa mga thera mo!"

Been there. Done that @Just An Escape Your handle is quite appropriate, btw, for 99% of MTC members, I hope.

@courtesanhunter and the rest of GMs. In this world, we all strive to improve our standing and actually even before improving our standing, we look out to survive since it's basic human instinct. It is unavoidable to want to find a stable partner whether here in the industry or in real life. It really becomes a matter of where and how you meet. I still remember someone I know back in college who said: "I cannot just date anyone as the guy needs to improve my standing in society." Would you really go for someone who will make you worse off? At least, you will want to be with someone who will make you better - whether from a financial standing, emotional crutch, human connection, etc. This goes both ways - women looking for a man/woman or man looking for a woman/man. Are we going to survive with this person? Are we going to be there through thick and thin (if you don't want thin, then, continue usual activities in MTC)? Can this person help me in life financially, emotionally, sexually, etc.? That other person needs to improve the other's life in one aspect. That person uplifts the other with what the other doesn't have. How many have heard of the statement "Yeah, that's a power couple." vs. "Yeah, hindi sila bagay." vs. "Yeah, parehong pumangit buhay nila dahil sa isa't isa." In the case of non-Filipinos, there is a misconception that a Filipina will take care of them - cook, clean, and others for them. Even hyphenated Filipinos come to the Philippines looking for love - and I know at least two women who came here to live to find "the one." One was successful. Misconception because that may be very short-term. There are so many Filipinas, especially those who outmigrate with their partners - who may leave their partners after getting the proper papers. More common may be outward laziness once the legal commitment is there. But then, there are also Filipinas who stick by their partners, legal or not, through thick and thin. Introducing your partner to family, wherever and however you meet, is part of cementing the commitment both ways. The older person gets someone s/he may not have in other aspects of his/her life and the younger one gets the same. It is always mentioned here that it's about the money of older gentleman that makes the younger go after him. If they do end up with each other, the woman gets a more stable (sana) life and man, while it's hard to think of - gets someone who will give them the caring they need especially in their older years. That is the other side of the story perhaps the reason why older gents look for younger women who, chances are, will outlive them by decades. Natutunang mahalin? I've heard this many times. I've also heard that some do not fall in love. They're just keeping the person for the support, in however fashion, they get which may be short-, mid-, or long-term. Forever after? Who knows? But that's how it is outside of this vacuum we live in as well. Lastly, the women in MTC are here with lots of men because they don't want to lift up their lives for the short-term (gipit), medium-term (makapagipon). Those who want more especially with single men may do enter into long-term relationships (makapagipon and build a family). If they find someone they like, why not? The same goes for the men, why not? Body count? Sorry but I bet there's at least 100 guys here who have been with 100 women (hindi yung fake FRs or know-it-alls who don't really avail, ha). My two cents this weekend. Happy Friday!