a Filipino blog about human stereotypes

Mom: Yes, I know you seem so girly

Filipino women and men dream of becoming famous singers, well, I just made this statistic, but the real numbers are probably not that far from these fake statisticsFilipinos simply love to sing not only in the shower, but also on the street (I've seen it countless times), in the living room, alone or with friends, or, of course, at extensive and frequent karaoke events. Most surnames in the Philippines are of Spanish origin, since Spain colonized the Philippines for almost five hundred years in a secure environment, which is not interesting.

The interesting part is names like Girly, Honey, Boy, One Junior, Blue, Princess, Queen, Sweet, Beautiful, Sweet, Pink, Virgie, Baby.

Basically, if you want to understand what names some Filipinos have, then you just have to imagine that some lazy parents call their child the first thing that comes to mind. Mother: So what should we call our daughter? Father: I haven't done anything, how can I be less caring. Okay, so let's call it girly. Doctor, look at the mother: What do you want to call your son? Mother: where Is my husband? Keep I'll bet he's fucking my neighbor's Mare again. The doctor: I have other patients waiting, how you want to name your son? Mom, rip out his eyes, look out the window, see the blue sky: just call it Blue. Many Filipinos who have made so many mistakes with it, they and a conversation with my Filipino friends would like it to go that way. Buddy: I spoke to Anna today and She told me that her husband is cheating on her. How did she know? Buddy: got back early to find your husband in bed with another woman), you can be even more confused, and it's usually random and kind of funny. If the story is longer than the one above, it may be harder to reconcile the story with something that it got wrong. According to my friends, the main reason for his mistakes is the lack of distinction between masculine and feminine in Tagalog. Get Filipinos to eat dogs. The answer is that Filipinos are not, but what about others or even less so. Many Filipinos consider this the stereotype is very offensive (sorry) and probably negate it. However, after discussing this"stereotype"with one of my close Filipino friends, I learned the truth. This stereotype arose from the fact that many homeless and drunk extremely poor people hunt and eat dogs to survive. No one can deny that this is a cruel and disgusting act, but it is not a cruel killing of chickens, fish and cows.

Well, as humans, we justify all our cruelties by calling it"survival,"and Hey, guess what, familiar cruelties sound more acceptable than shocking unknown cruelties.

this just got too serious, let's get back to our Filipino theme really true, I am so happy and kind and sweet, and honestly think of the hobbits in the Lord of the rings.

They have been living in a multicultural environment for six years, meeting and observing hundreds of Filipinos, I think the above description is pretty accurate.

However, please let me know if you think that any of the items I have made inaccurate, or if you think I have lost the famous Filipino stereotype. I would like to put forward a cliché of Nigerians based on first-hand experience, not on hearsay. Thank you for your work. I've never seen anything like this before, and many of these things actually apply to me, even if they are stereotypes. Very interesting. WOW is all I can say.

Very interesting article, I am a Filipino.

Ironically, when I travel, I never get my real nationality and say,"You can't look at Filipinos."I don't know if it was really meant as an insult or as a compliment. ha-ha-ha I agree with several points, and it's funny that these points are discussed from different angles.

Just a little extra help about names: Many Filipinos like to give children themed names.

I have a friend who has the names of family members start with P or all of their names are named after cars, and I also have a friend whose father, brother, and himself are called"ed". You can imagine how awkward it was to call his landline number and try to find out which 'ed' I was looking for it. So Yes, the Philippines is"too creative"or"not at all creative"by name. I am years old, and my wife, Filipina, is the same age. She's actually my high school sweetheart; her father was in the U.S. Navy and brought his family with him when she was in the Navy. We have traveled the world for many years and met wonderful people, but I firmly believe that there is no other culture that is so friendly, sweet, eager to please, hardworking (gentleman) when it comes to housework and love. Those who go to Church and sincerely believe in God have the advantage of being more sincere and moral. I love the Philippines and its culture so much that I would like to retire there. Does that remind me that I love my wife? Yes. We have two children we specialize in Filipino martial arts, it's cool. See the link at the bottom of my site to see my two children. We feed hungry children OMG. I am a Filipino, and all of these points are true.

It's so nice to see what others see in us

I can understand that:"An alarmingly large number of Filipino men are simply unfit to be good fathers or husbands.

A typical Filipino home is funded by women."And unfortunately, but it's true.

I like it when you watch the video, Imao. I am a Filipino, born and raised in a one-Nation STATE, but we all know that these stereotypes are true among Filipinos.

Many Filipinos who hate Malay and Indonesian descent because of Western and East Asian (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) beauty trends now share this.

This has made them hostile, jealous, delusional, and sociopathic with a homosexual bent towards other Filipino men.

I've been to the Philippines. And they are many of Pinoy's old friends. Pinoi aren't very good at hiding things about themselves. When Pinoys trying to hide something about their origins, especially Chinese or Japanese, he denies it. And homosexual tendencies. Compared to many other countries, there are very few homosexuals in the Philippines (only recently there has been a growing fashion for experimenting with lesbians). The only population group in which I found a significant number of homosexuals was the Muslim population of the southwestern Islands) Why do some Chinese or Japanese Filipinos hide when these two nationalities are much more culturally developed and advanced? In Australia (and possibly elsewhere), I was struck by another cliche: we always have a guitar somewhere in the house, even if we can't play it. As much as I would like to be a typical Filipino, I am probably one of the few who belongs to the rare micro-percentage here, because: I am not a fan of karaoke, nor is my family (dancing is the norm when there are rallies): I envy Asians for their shiny hair, black hair), mine is brown, but unhealthy, despite numerous procedures: I am an introverted and unpleasant type of socialization: I am the opposite of the type that accepts and forgives: I am not a cliché of the Mongolian or Malaysian kind. I have always been fascinated by human behavior patterns, and sometimes I can't help noticing that these behaviors vary greatly depending on the human race. That's why I created this blog about stereotypes. Oh, and because it's shrimp, okay. I'm good at observing people in all their colors, and shrimps are known for their ability to see sixteen different types of photoreceptor pigments VS. one to three photoreceptor pigments. That is, a creature with excellent eyesight. I have always been fascinated by observing human behavior, and sometimes I can't help noticing that these behaviors vary greatly depending on the human race. That's why I created this blog about stereotypes. Oh, and because it's shrimp, okay. I look at people in all their forms the shrimp is known for its ability to see sixteen different types of photoreceptor pigments VS. you see three photoreceptor pigments, i.e, a creature with excellent vision.