checkline_princess Posted February 17, 2006 Share Posted February 17, 2006 haaayyy.... Quote Link to comment
bossing^vic Posted February 28, 2006 Share Posted February 28, 2006 just got a rude awakening today. tama si bossing vic. sa bahay natin may ligaya, sa bahay aliwan pamandalian ligaya lang. pero guys just remember let us respect the mpa and psp. tao din sila.<{POST_SNAPBACK}> thanks dude Quote Link to comment
Dr_PepPeR Posted February 28, 2006 Share Posted February 28, 2006 Yes. Been there. Done that. Quote Link to comment
bossing^vic Posted March 3, 2006 Share Posted March 3, 2006 meron akong friend na mpa wellyaman yaman na hilig talaga mpawork di na money hanap na ng bodykundi libog nalang Quote Link to comment
averno Posted March 4, 2006 Share Posted March 4, 2006 what's an MPA? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Massage Parlor Attendant pow .......... Quote Link to comment
bossing^vic Posted March 4, 2006 Share Posted March 4, 2006 Massage Parlor Attendant pow .......... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> korek :thumbsupsmiley: Quote Link to comment
sweetie Posted March 7, 2006 Share Posted March 7, 2006 Massage Parlor Attendant pow .......... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> ahhh.. un pla un.. :cool: Quote Link to comment
pretzelogic Posted March 9, 2006 Share Posted March 9, 2006 With all due respect, I do not totally agree with this. What if the MPA is the bread winner and has a family to feed and the guy does not have the financial means to support the "extended" family? I would think the "couple" would agree on a compromise. <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Good discussion. MPAs as what Daredevil23 has said are breadwinners and providers not only for themselves but to their families as well. Let us try to understand that they are PEOPLE too, working hard to uplift their lives and their family as well. I am not a regular of these MPs, but I could just imagine and feel what these MPAs are experiencing at any given night. Many would say that it is all for the money, I agree, but to a certain point, let all of us chauvinists ponder that their earnings are for their's and their families subsistence, very noble and humane but yet misunderstood, misjuded and prejudiced. Mahirap ang ginagawa nila at any given night, having to have ..x with their guest or customer. Please let us RESPECT ans UNDERSTAND them (MPAs) more for what they were forced to do because of the circumstances. They are just like us... PEOPLE working hard for a living, for the good of our families. SMB. Quote Link to comment
pretzelogic Posted March 12, 2006 Share Posted March 12, 2006 Real Time! Real World! Quote Link to comment
agamulach_experience2000 Posted March 13, 2006 Share Posted March 13, 2006 If i was filthy rich I'll "take- home" or "garahe" my fave MP, for thesake of helping her needs and for eclusivity, if I really like her. But to love her would totally be out of the question, magkakaroon din ng problems in the long run, like compatability, magkaiba kayo ng wavelength, no offense meant but that is the reality. Its a quite complicated because we will never really understand the nature of their work that they do. And that is very hard to accept. But I am not speaking in general, I am speaking on my own experience, there maybe guys out there who can do the unthinkable. I salute you, whoever you are... Quote Link to comment
obonggaman Posted March 13, 2006 Share Posted March 13, 2006 Visit this link (You love her but does she love you?) for more discussions on this topic. Some hard questions to answer: - Can you accept the fact that she will be going to bed with another man? Unless you plan to support her financially, then she will have to continue in that profession. If you will plan to support her financially, then be prepared that her problems will become your problems. There has to be a reason why she chose that profession, and it is probably because she has a sick family member, a child to support, severe debt, or even all of the above. - How will you explain this to your family and your friends? - When asked on how you met, what will you say? - If you take her to gatherings, office parties, school reunions, barkada nights, how will you react if someone recognizes her? - Or worse, how will you react if a total stranger does recognize her? Quote Link to comment
Tukuykuy Posted March 13, 2006 Share Posted March 13, 2006 Visit this link (You love her but does she love you?) for more discussions on this topic. Some hard questions to answer: - Can you accept the fact that she will be going to bed with another man? Unless you plan to support her financially, then she will have to continue in that profession. If you will plan to support her financially, then be prepared that her problems will become your problems. There has to be a reason why she chose that profession, and it is probably because she has a sick family member, a child to support, severe debt, or even all of the above. - How will you explain this to your family and your friends? - When asked on how you met, what will you say? - If you take her to gatherings, office parties, school reunions, barkada nights, how will you react if someone recognizes her? - Or worse, how will you react if a total stranger does recognize her?<{POST_SNAPBACK}>or even worse, what if your father/brother recognizes her? :cry: or even more, what if your houseboy/driver recognizes her? Quote Link to comment
agamulach_experience2000 Posted May 7, 2006 Share Posted May 7, 2006 Dito sa mundo lahat possible. It can happen to you and me pag talagang meant. But the hard part is DURING kayo na kasi ang daming pressure ang matatanggap mo from different sources. Family mo especially, but if youre the independent type na mabubuhay kahit kayo lang, it may work. But most of the time, as I see it, they just end up as mistresses. Pero Ive heard na meron ding sineswerte. So good luck na lang sa inyo... Hope youll make it through. Quote Link to comment
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