How to gain a filipina's heart?

[Edwin]

Mitch, if I remember correctly you do have a profile on jaderune.com, don't you? You tell them which page and which number on that page you are located. Sometimes the young ladies close their profile for one or another reason. I haven't looked at profiles for some time as I just get on the forum here. I found your post, Mitch, where you said that you sent jadegil6 pictures for your profile, so you have one evidently. What page are you on, and what number on that page? Thank you, Mitch, and as Sir Michael said that will help.

[fenmoor]

For me a filipina is easy to be happy.simple gift can make filipina smile...chocolates ,,red roses,stuff toys ,a heart shape pilow ohhh my thats so sweet for me but i no one yet given me that thing heheh ,,i hope soon someone gve me red rose and chocolates..

I hope that happens for you soon Mitch. Everyone should feel loved.

Bill

[Edwin]

I agree, Bill, everyone should feel loved! We had a discussion this some time back, and we decided that the way to gain a filipina's heart is to feed her chocolate candy, while she is looking at and smelling the sweet fragrance of beautiful flowers. Sometimes I lose control when I am eating chocolate candy! I ate all my chocolate candy with almond nuts, but I still have some dark chocolate bars, and are they ever good! I just this evening saw some beautiful wild flowers while I was walking the doggies.

[fenmoor]

hehe I will keep that in mind... so for my luggage when I go to the Philippines, I will have clothes in one case and chocolate in the other

Bill

[Edwin]

Yes, Bill, you will need various kinds of chocolates, because you don't really know exactly what the young lady will want. You need to take some with nuts, and some without nuts. You should take some that are cream fill, and chocolate covered raisins, as well as chocolate covered peanuts. Don't forget the flowers that smell really nice. They say that a young lady never forgets an appealing fragrence, so make sure to pick flowers that are beautiful, and that smell lovely!

[fenmoor]

heh I might need to take a bath too then... because if they will not forget a good smell... they CERTAINLY will not forget a bad one

[Edwin]

That is not a bad idea, fenmoor, as I am sure they will never forget a bad smell, but they might try to forget! The people from the Philippines eat lots of rice also! I was with a bunch of them in Chicago, Illinois years ago, and in the week or two that I was there, I had never eaten so much rice in all my life, but I like rice, so that was okay with me. However, while I was in the Philippines in October 2010, I ate my rice first because there was some other food on my plate that I really liked, and my friends' niece, said, "David, have some more rice!" Well, I took some more to be polite, but I had already eaten enough rice, but I didn't want to disappoint her, so I ate some more.!

[crisipicada]

hehe I will keep that in mind... so for my luggage when I go to the Philippines, I will have clothes in one case and chocolate in the other

Bill

That is good to hear, Bill. Just make sure that it wont melt on your luggage

[Edwin]

Yes, Crisi brought up an important thought, that chocolate does melt at higher temperatures. I don't know how many times we have had chocolate on the dash board of the car when it was hot outside, and underneath that windshield that chocolate becomes runny. When you open the package of chocolate you need to be prepared for a mess, and yes, it still can be eaten, but be prepared with napkins or something, and even water to clean your fingers and your mouth! Also I am sure it would make a better impression if you could figure out a way to keep the chocolates that you are giving your young ladies from melting. You might even have to resort to a spoon to eat them! Maybe put a cool pack out of your freezer in with the chocolates! Don't let wantingmore to get at your chocolates, because he might want more!

[Edwin]

Another thing to keep in mind is that while chocolates are desirable for most people, and addictive, there are some people who don't even like chocolate. Our youngest daughter was allergic to chocolate when she was a baby and little girl. Chocolate would make her throat swell shut! Even though she has grown out of that, she still does not like chocolate because for her it brings bad memories of her throat swelling shut, causing her breathing problems. Her daughter does not like chocolate either, and maybe her mother's experience might have something to do with that. We have another granddaughter who would kill for chocoate, well maybe not, but she craves and loves chocolate, as most of the rest of us do!