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  1. Join Date
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    Quote Originally Posted by yebo View Post
    "I hope it is NOT normal for wives na murahin asawa nila pag nag aaway?!? "

    17 years and counting and not a single bad word from me or her. not even once did we raised voices when we had disagreements. pag minura mo ang isang tao ibig sabihin wala ka na galang sa kanya. when respect goes the rest follow.


    pero si digong araw-araw minumura ko.
    Bilib nga ko sa wife mo kasi she chose to work kahit kayang kaya naman ng salary mo na housewife siya. Masipag talaga by nature, I respect women like her.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Bilib nga ko sa wife mo kasi she chose to work kahit kayang kaya naman ng salary mo na housewife siya. Masipag talaga by nature, I respect women like her.
    Dapat lang sa babae nagtatrabaho.

    Aba e graduate ng college tapos aasa sa asawang lalaki para sa pera?

    Iyan ang unang dahilan sa pang aabuso ng lalaki sa asawa,- totally dependent sa kanya e.

    E kung biglang madedo si lalaki e di tingala'y nganga si babae??? E paano na susuportahan ang mga anak?

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post

    Wow. This is new for me. I learn so much from Tsikot. All my life I thought the Philippines is patriarchal

    I guess I am surrounded by anomalies or exceptions? Example: I'm close to our VP in Manila (Female), once we had lunch with VP from Europe (male), and we talked about family life. Our VP MNL told VP Europe that the Philippines is a Patriarchal society and women are supposed to serve their husbands, to which I totally agreed She is accomplished (VP), intelligent (UPd ENG) and attractive (40 something tall and slim) YET she acknowledges the fact na ang husband dapat talaga pinagsisilbihan. Magkasundo kami, she even gives me advise pag nag asawa na ko. And she gives me almost identical advise as my Mom! (eg don't argue with the husband). Fantasy ko talaga yung pagsisilbihan ko si crush, little things like cook what he wants to eat, massage ko, punasan pawis, lagyan ko toothpaste yung toothbrush, wake him up with ***y time and before sleeping hahaha! Dream life ko yan! Bahala na si husband anong kotse o bahay gusto niya lol
    Kaya nga Philippines, Motherland; sa Germany, Fatherland.😎

    Ganyang-ganyan si Leviste noon kay Loren Legarda base sa mga kwento niya.... 😍

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    The Philippines is actually the most gender-equal country in Southeast Asia.

    PH is most gender-equal country in Asia-Pacific | Inquirer Business

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    Property decisions are always mutually arrived at though my wife is a much better negotiator than me. Just like CVT we are also in the midst of buying another property.....but its my wife who handles the negotiations. We just consult each other on the ceiling price and future plan for that property.

    Right now we are also finishing renovation on a house we bought last year. She did all the design and worked with all the contractors and haggled hard. We are also about to start on a new house construction in an empty lot that will be used for rent. She is doing all the plans. I defer to her on those decisions. I just provide the financing hehe. Well some of it.

    BTT depends where the house is gonna be constructed. But i guess construction cost of 30t per sqm is for average decent quality. You can obviously do with much less but the finishing and quality will reflect it. Luxury homes are about 70t ++++ per sqm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EQAddict View Post
    Property decisions are always mutually arrived at though my wife is a much better negotiator than me. Just like CVT we are also in the midst of buying another property.....but its my wife who handles the negotiations. We just consult each other on the ceiling price and future plan for that property.

    Right now we are also finishing renovation on a house we bought last year. She did all the design and worked with all the contractors and haggled hard. We are also about to start on a new house construction in an empty lot that will be used for rent. She is doing all the plans. I defer to her on those decisions. I just provide the financing hehe. Well some of it.

    BTT depends where the house is gonna be constructed. But i guess construction cost of 30t per sqm is for average decent quality. You can obviously do with much less but the finishing and quality will reflect it. Luxury homes are about 70t ++++ per sqm.

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    30k per sq.m. Medyo mahal yan bro for an average rate. Ilan floors pinagagawa mo?

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    I reecently met a Contractor who got a contract for a 2 storey house in an upscale subd here in Sta Rosa, Laguna. He got it at 20k/sqm. The design, roof material and external finishing required on houses on this subdivision can by no means be called standard. I wonder how he is going to make money from it. Also, I don't know if he was exaggerating but she told me that for this 150 sqm 2 storey house, the steel requirements alone will cost her 1.2M and that's before price increase of 30% pa daw? That's already 8k/sqm or more accurately 10.4k/sqm, 1 material pa lang?

    Quote Originally Posted by maxpedition View Post
    30k per sq.m. Medyo mahal yan bro for an average rate. Ilan floors pinagagawa mo?

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    Sorry that includes the price of the property

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    I think women make better negotiators. Pansin ko lang na pag lalaki sa tiangge parang mas mabilis makapagbili kesa sa mga babae who will try (and often succeed) at buying the same items for a lower price...

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