i wagayway ang bandira! hahaha
na wa akong duka gamay dah!
Bitaw, ato ning himayon. Let's go first to that Bachelor thingie. That Jason guy is handsome alright but goodness, he kisses all women participants and do as in "do" all kind things to know if a particular woman is the right woman to become his next wife. Who among successful married men had array of choices of women like that? But, that's not the issue you raised huh? hehehe
I can not speak for the rest of womanhood so I'll speak for myself.
When I was still in the Philippines, most of my colleagues, especially men thought I was an epitome of an independent woman to the point that they thought I was a man hater. (hmmmp, if they only know crush nko ang usa nila!
) Well, it didn't help too that I always jokingly say, "the only time I need a man is when I need somebody to open my bottled water!
" I just always have had a hard time opening that thing! Anyway, they said it was hard for me to find a man because men (and I think they were speaking for themselves too) want to take care of and provide for their women. So what did they expect that I would not be self sufficient while I was waiting for that man to take care of me and provide for my needs? There were so many things that was beyond my understanding but I appeased myself then that the right man for me was yet to come. The no ifs-and-buts kind of man. And it did and here to stay. He isn't threatened by my being independent. I speak my mind and he speaks his. No dull moment.
So what I am trying to say is that people have different perspective as to what constitute an independent woman but when it comes to love, it knows no boundaries.
In the case of Jason and his ex-wife, wa na jud toy love kay kon naa pay love, you will do everything to keep your family while you pursue your own ambitions. Gi unsa man lugar na di pwede ang wife mamahimong "independent" while stay married to the man and child she loved?
Glace, wa na ko kasabot unsay akong gi jama-jama dire oi katulgon pa jud diay ko. Tulog sa ko.
na wa akong duka gamay dah!
Bitaw, ato ning himayon. Let's go first to that Bachelor thingie. That Jason guy is handsome alright but goodness, he kisses all women participants and do as in "do" all kind things to know if a particular woman is the right woman to become his next wife. Who among successful married men had array of choices of women like that? But, that's not the issue you raised huh? hehehe
I can not speak for the rest of womanhood so I'll speak for myself.
When I was still in the Philippines, most of my colleagues, especially men thought I was an epitome of an independent woman to the point that they thought I was a man hater. (hmmmp, if they only know crush nko ang usa nila!
) Well, it didn't help too that I always jokingly say, "the only time I need a man is when I need somebody to open my bottled water!
" I just always have had a hard time opening that thing! Anyway, they said it was hard for me to find a man because men (and I think they were speaking for themselves too) want to take care of and provide for their women. So what did they expect that I would not be self sufficient while I was waiting for that man to take care of me and provide for my needs? There were so many things that was beyond my understanding but I appeased myself then that the right man for me was yet to come. The no ifs-and-buts kind of man. And it did and here to stay. He isn't threatened by my being independent. I speak my mind and he speaks his. No dull moment. So what I am trying to say is that people have different perspective as to what constitute an independent woman but when it comes to love, it knows no boundaries.
In the case of Jason and his ex-wife, wa na jud toy love kay kon naa pay love, you will do everything to keep your family while you pursue your own ambitions. Gi unsa man lugar na di pwede ang wife mamahimong "independent" while stay married to the man and child she loved?Glace, wa na ko kasabot unsay akong gi jama-jama dire oi katulgon pa jud diay ko. Tulog sa ko.


