American Expats Are Abandoning Babies in The Philippines!
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i know EVERY foreigner i have met(and thats a lot) that lives here takes care of at least one if not half a dozen kids that are not theirs at all but neighbors and friends who need help with medical things ,food, school supplies and uniforms etc. as well as paying the parents to help around the house or do minor const work (or find something for them to do) so they can help their own kids.
many of them have kids of their own to take care of as well and those they help are often their kids friends.
i havent met or heard of any who ran off on their kids, the only ones i know of are bar girls etc that get pregnant from tourists they spent a weekend with and they usually dont know who the dad is until its born and they wait to see its skin color ... even then they call the baby 'american' then you ask where the dads from they say german or swedish - since anyone with white skin is referred to as "american"
not to say that it hasnt happened before but its certainly not a rampant issue.
yes everyone here calls any foreigner 'american' even if they are from nigeria or england. hahaa
like you said, i help out a dozen kids in my brngy and all the americans i know do the same in their brngys as well. i'm sure americans are a net positive to the people here and the country by a HUGE vast amount. rather than a negative.
@@peteswanson-j4i yeah and plastering bad publicity for the whole world to see like this with exaggerated statistics isnt doing any of us expats any good. i just pray he's not doing this for the clickbait.
its kind of irresponsible to damage our reputations like this but maybe this guy has only been here a few years and he feels has something to say now.
@@justaguy-69 well i know this used to be a problem back in the late 1960's and early 1970's angeles and subic used to have 40% of the kids running in the streets be half foreign blood, so maybe he is getting the statistics from then or its some grand total or something, you know how the liberal media likes to play with statistics.😜
You have a valid point. I agree with you. And I see men doing the same caring for children that aren't theirs.
Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment 😀
Thank you, Mark! You are absolutely "spot on". Far too many foreigners come to Philippines with a big line of B.S. crap..date Fiipinas, get them preggy...then piss off down the road. It's giving guys like us a bad name. It's unfair to the girls, kids, families. Please Report these lovers to US (or appropriately)
Embassies! Thanks 😊😊
There are millions of children
Abandoned by filipino's here.
Mark can't tell that story for obvious reasons.
billions
@@D-E-Raptor its not good publicity for any expats to plaster this all over the worlds face , we ruin things for ourselves. especially since the internet and social media.
That's not the fragging point Ace
@@peteswanson-j4ihow can there be billions when there are not billions of people in this country?
Assuming for argument sake that high number of 300,000 abandoned kids by foreigners. Do you have any clue how many abandoned children there are by Filipinos? It must be a multiple MILLIONS! It's super common for Filipino's to get their girlfriends pregnant and disappear, it's probably one of the most common stories you will hear there. The whole country is awash in single moms. From what I've seen, the foreigners "generally speaking" tend to take responsibility for their offspring. I'm not making excuses for anyone skipping out on their responsibilities, but it should be put into perspective.
This is fairly common, birth control is fairly taboo.
@@aboveitall9600yes cos religious catholics brought about by westerners
Yeah, Mark tends to trash Americans and other expats not knowing that a big number of Filipino dads, are not good parents at all.
latest statistics estimate over 14 million single mothers
@@Maryhilton-ws6ol That has nothing to do with the Catholic church. Please let's keep religion out of this. At the end people do whatever they want to do and will not look at their religion values when they want to be irresponsables. I'm 100% Catholic and believe me your argument is not true at all.
A real man takes care of his family and does not abandon them!!
That is true, but in the Phillipines family means also the parents and sibling of your wife. In the USA you can say family to mean your wife, kids and you, not in the Phillipines. Once you marry a Phillipine, you are also married with her family.
And what if the wife is crazy?
@@James-yl3kk she will prove it.
@@ElvisGarciaDeJesus-bl4cf
Understand! I didn't think about that
It's almost there like there was a reason for no sex before marriage back in the day.
Exactly! We're watching civilization come apart at the seams & nobody dares point out the obvious cause
Traditions are solutions to problems we no longer remember.
@@zoraster3749 brilliantly worded & true
YES
You can be married and still walk away nothing is done too support the child or wife.But if your a foreigner a case will brought up against you
The Philippines is home to nearly 3 million abandoned children. I'm sure some expats contributed to that, but the problem is overwhelmingly the locals.
True, but expats need to take responsibility for the ones they caused
That's a shocking number.so many couples around the world pray for a child and never get one.
And 30% of married men don’t realize that their children aren’t biologically related.🫣
That’s a sample bias. Only in cases where the paternity is in question are tests performed. Roughly 30% of those tests indicate no biological relation. So even among these problematic relationships, 70% of the babies are the man’s biological children. The misunderstanding of these statistics has made a lot of guys unnecessarily paranoid.
@@colbydee6828 thanks for pointing out the obvious. Some people overlook this fact. Every statistic should be scrutinized for faults like this
Good luck. These children deserve to be recognized as U.s. citizens. It is the right thing to do
My marriage failing, I migrated my wife & children to Australia, no way could I live with leaving them there. The elder is turning 15 now, scholarship winning student, learning her 5th language (Spanish, after Italian, English, Tagalog & Ilocano.(
I would think that a lot of these are from "one night stands" and the "father" is unaware of their offspring.
I was one of those servicemen stationed in Subic during the 80's. What you need to understand is that most of those servicemen are just kids, I was only 19 years old and at that time had a license to drink and party all night long. Much later in my life I was contacted by a Filipina that thought I fathered her we eventually we got a DNA test done and I was not her father. I felt very bad for her and part of me wished I was.
I was in MARINES and visited subic on
USS Tripoli 1987. I didn’t touch any girls
But it was crazy just to watch
The law being referred to is the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. This law amended the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 to allow children born outside the United States to U.S. citizen fathers to obtain U.S. citizenship. However, the law did not apply to children born in the Philippines.
The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 was passed in response to the large number of children born to U.S. servicemen in Vietnam and other countries during the Vietnam War. The law was intended to provide these children with the opportunity to come to the United States and become U.S. citizens. However, the law did not apply to children born in the Philippines because the Philippines was not considered to be a "foreign state" at the time the law was passed.
The Philippines was later added to the list of countries eligible for citizenship under the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965. This was done through the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1970, which amended the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 to include the Philippines.
There is a little girl there in port bulado that calls me daddy. I support her and her mother. She's not really mine but I'm the closest thing she has to a daddy and I'm proud of that. If I could do more I would. For both of them.
That's precious! Thank you!
dumb on your part
@@thomasedison2007why? Are you too miserable to look after someone
🙏🏽
@@thomasedison2007 To many men that come here they feel single moms are their only option. Some try to provide for multiple children and go bankrupt (happened to a friend here in my complex). It's 'dumb' if you can't afford it. For myself, I'll only support my own.
Sadly Mark, it's not only foreigners. A lot of Filipino boyfriends head for the hills the moment a pregnancy is mentioned. There are support laws on the books, and as your story shows, they are enforced, but few women seem to avail themselves of the resource even domestically and if they do and the guy leaves town, there are no resources available to find him. If it becomes too easy for a Filipina to sue a foreigner internationally, every male that ever visited the Philippines will find themselves in a time consuming and costly legal battle with some scammer looking to make an easy buck. Who will pay for that? There are no easy answers. I honestly think that time, energy and effort would be better spent to ensure that ALL children born in the Philippines can receive proper nutrition, proper health care and a decent education rather than looking for "deep pockets" to help a few.
I know you are 💯 correct
That's correct but any foreigner should know better, especially if they older ones. Stop the "what about isms"
@@juliogonzalez4764 It's not a "what about ism". There are approximately 14.3 MILLION children of single mothers in the Philippines. Do you honestly believe ignoring 14.2 million of them and crying "it's YOUR fault" will solve the problem? Great way to shirk your own responsibilities. How many of those 14.2 MILLION children are yours?
Not trying to justify this in any shape or form, but the same is being done by Filipino men all over the Philippines. Looking on social media there are literally thousands of single Filipino women with multiple children from Filipino men. I personally have met a quite a few in Dubai. One girl working at a restaurant had 5 kids from a guy who never married her and according to her, is now with another woman. This seems to be a very normal thing in the Philippines since birth control is not allowed in their religion.
Five kids from one Filipino man? Birth control may be discouraged but marriage isn't!
It happens within my own country and central America. I know a man from Honduras with up to 9 children with up to 9 different women and maybe half are in USA 2 children by 2 girls that were cousins who he was messing with at the same time causing a rift in the family once found out...
This is common everywhere in the world; not just the military but among missionaries.
Not LDS missionaries.
Especially common here in the Philippines as we see it on a daily basis. I’m supporting two step sons from my wife’s former companion and he contributes zero pesos to their well-being. A real POS.
Is that why they call it the missionary position?
The US had issues recruiting soldiers, so why not the
U.S. government to recruit all these Fil- Americans to be members of the U.S. Armed Forces.
Mark, I was stationed at Subic Bay in the 70’s with the Marines. I saw thousands and thousands of mix kids. Many Filipinas don’t even know who is the correct father to their kids. I saw so many unspeakable things at Subic Bay. I heard there around 50,000 working ladies at Subic Bay. But I think there were more than 50,000.
It's always the kids who suffer.
I was in my early twenties and had just gotten out of the service after Desert Storm. I had the choice of returning to a small town in the midwest or try to find a job overseas. I chose to stay overseas and not abandon my child. It was not easy. I got a job on base that didn't pay well, but got me access to cheap things and tax free gas. I was often late paying child support because I often had to juggle my bills to keep afloat. I paid child support until my child finished nursing school and got hired on when they were 23 years old. I remarried several years ago and had 2 more kids. I have no regrets. Once you have children, they become the priority.
Mixed race children left behind in South Vietnam during that '65 to '75 period suffered intense discrimination and diminished lives, even more so if it was obvious that their fathers were African American. I worked in resettling Vietnamese refugees in the early '90's and they mostly wanted nothing to do with the mixed blood refugees.
So sad. Thank you for doing what you could
Ease the restrictions for allowing the U.S. fathers of these children,to bring the mother and child to the mainland. I met a marine in Boracay who was in the process of doing that. He returned to the Philippines and had to take DNA tests to prove the child was his and all the other red tape involved.
The main problem with Phillipines relationships is that they can take revange against you while in the Phillipines and you will be either put in jail for years (while you prove your case ) and you will also get deported and will not be allowed to enter the Phillipines. They will put your name and picture in the internet and local news and your life can be ruined.
So if you planning to retire in the Phillipines or already live there, just keep those things in mind. You will need to renew the visa all the time and to become a pinoy (Filipino) citizen, you will need to pass a speaking and writing test in tagalog which is the national language. The visa renewal is a vehicle to check your progress in the Phillipines. The minute you get yourself in any, I repeat any kind of problem (s), you will be asked to leave the country or most likely get arrested and believe me, you dont want to get arrested in the Phillipines. In other words, if you are in the Phillipines as an expat or tourist, you need to be extremely careful in the way you conduct yourself,; otherwise, you will pay for it.
@ElvisGarciaDeJesus-bl4cf It's common sense in any country on earth with laws. You don't break them when you are a guest and / or permanent resident.
Yes, I saw a guy on my friend's list a girl accused of getting her pregnant. Sometimes we do not even know if the baby is his. She said she miscarried, but the damage to his rep was already done (with much embarrassment). Sorry, but you MUST get a certified DNA test if there is any doubt.
@@kennethedwards1677 While you get the DNA test, they will make you wait in jail. You dont want to be in jail in an Asian country, believe. I heard horrifying stories about jails in Asia.
@@ElvisGarciaDeJesus-bl4cf You gotta do what you gotta do, but still get a DNA test while paying support (to stay out of jail). Also, fly out of the country ASAP afterward (just make sure you're paid up so you can get your clearance). If the child proves to be yours, support it. If not, chalk it up as a lesson learned.
What about the Filipino father's that abandoned there kids
they dont CLICK tho
You're right. More babies abandoned by them then expats
By the dozen !!
massive epidemic among men
@@gabrielbilbao5620 boys here,, 17-30 yo boys knocking up all the 16-19 yo girls and never had a job in their life. or place to stay besides moms house most just go get another 'girlfriend' after shes pregnant..i'd hardly call them men..
Many sailors had girlfriends back in Olongapo. Our ships would not have been there long enough for many of them to know that their GFs later found themselves to be pregnant.
There may be a double standard when it comes to collecting child support from a foreigner and a Filipino father. My Filipino partner and I have a daughter together, and I've even made provisions to provide for her, once I pass. Also, if your 65 or older SS provides and extra dividend for minor children, but you have register them as a US citizen first. As others have already mentioned, there are many expats who married single mothers and lost their savings and finances trying to support others. For myself, I only support my own children, and will not adopt others. Many expats do this, even though they can't afford to. They are not being practical in matters of love, which you must be.
There are two sides to the story. many of those were very poor trap men pay for their life
I know a guy, No vasectomy, claims he has a low sperm count, says he pulls out (?), refuses to wear a sock, has already been treated for STD’s. I shake my head and Shrug. If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem.
There are so many like him.
Guys like him make all expats look bad. Thank you for watching ☺️
Good luck in your efforts! Thank you!
I'm still trying to help a Man his father who was also left behind by his USN Father.
He was born in 1968. I brought a DNA test kit with me over there last year, Had him
do the test kit, brought it back home with me, sent it off & got some leads for him
Unfortunately none of his blood relatives would reply back with any info. about his Father.
I think foreigners who are into relationship with a pinay will have care of he's baby! But who run are that with 1 night stand ...or who are coming just for 2 week's in holiday. And there it's filipina fault because she accept to do that with someone who just meet without protection .... on the other side ,Filipino man are running even if they are into relationship with a pinay for years, after she get pregnant he run ,bec he can't afford to have care of them.
Nearly every girl I know in Providence has 1 or more babies they raise alone because the Filipino that got them pregnant is off getting another girl pregnant. I have spent IDK how much helping many single moms here. In fact I just paid for a doctor visit and meds yesterday for a baby. I had a family friend live with me 6 months while she was waiting to give birth to a baby that the father will have nothing to do with. I am sure they're are a few bad expats... but nothing compared to what is going on with the aforementioned.
Its only noticable because of the mixed race but pales in comparison to the mass amount of Filipinos abandoning their pregnant partners. My son was born 1 week ago and i am happily married however all these women are not necessarily good honest women either. There are sadly victims but also devious bad intentioned women too so its too convoluted to make accusations. I wish all babies had both loving moms and dads but that sadly will never be
The Pearl S Buck foundation used to have an office in Manila that helps amerasian children. I don't know if they still do.
Just to play devils advocate. When I look at dating profiles and see “single mom” I don’t immediately think of a dirt bag guy who left her.
Perhaps it’s different with their culture, but in America women will file for divorce (kids be dammed) if they are unhappy. Is he a drinker? No. Is he a cheater? No. She just isn’t happy.
So anyway, not to get off topic (it is very important 🙏🏽) but be careful and get to the bottom of what happened. It may have been a scummy ex but it may have been her.
I am a volunteer for a group called Father Founded and we provide free Ancestry DNA kits to Amerasians in the Philippines and Vietnam. We also have genetic genealogists who take the results and build a family tree to figure out who the birth father is. Then we work to contact the family or his family to mediate between him and the client. All for free! We coordinate with the team that is working on legislation to change the Amerasian Homecoming Act so the Philippines and Japan can be added, or a have a separate bill that amends current U.S. Immigration Rules. The team at Father Founded is excited about the Lamb Storytelling Project. Thank you for talking about this!!
Only thing I'd disagree with is the kid coming to the US and having a better life. Maybe making better money for sure. But idk about a better life. If they don't close the border here. USA will be a 💩 hole in 30 more years!!!
That’s a great idea to interview these kids. It would be interesting to hear their stories.
A very important video ! Those mothers should be able to track them men down. Finger prints, DNA, even pictures, there are ways, but yes - that Bill should include the PH .
Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment 😀
my wife & I are in the process of adopting a 6month old girl here. We are living in Davao past 8 yrs she is from a province. She is living with us now
i was wondering about her US citizenship. How do we go about that ? Wife & I are both US citizens wife is a double married 18yrs with a 12yr olld son.
When I visited Manila in 2017 met a young cute freckled ginger strawberry blonde SW who looked totally Irish. My immediate reaction seeing her is that her Dad or Grandpa must be a GI or expat. I had vasectomy years ago; no I did not inquire to her ethnic origins.
Love the insights, thats really valuable
Leave no baby behind.
That's good of you speaking up for this children that have been abandoned
Sounds too judgmental to me. I won't need to go to church this weekend.
Amerasians… large community in the Olongapo area. Leah and Blair channel tries to connect US families with their Filipino…often times no Knowledge exist…sometimes the service member did know.
Interviewing those kids will be an interesting project. I wonder if local dead beat Dads ever have consequences here
Absolutely disgraceful. 🤬
Has anyone yet mentioned that Filipino men do it too?
Yes. Several times.
You are very one-sided in your condemnation of the men. It takes two to tango!
Any military personnel that does that should face Court-martial.
It sounds like the Philippine government needs to tighten up visa requirements, Mark. I'm a 13A visa holder myself. This is sad. I do agree with dual citizenship for these kids. Great video!
The Philippines can't enforce other countries citizenship/ dual nationality.
@Ghekko-kw3zz I'm fully aware of the process. More than I ever wanted to be! I'm simply stating that if said countries citizens are traveling to other countries and fathering children, that in a fair world, citizenship should be granted.. It seems, according to Marks numbers, these Americans have actually F%@ked the system! You would think these kids deserve more than the migrants walking across the Mexican border.
Wait. So tighten up visa requirements for everyone to deal with a problem caused by "some." Yeah, a perfect gubermint way of doing something.
@GaryUSMCVET 50 to 300k is not some bub! The country is smallest and than California Or chop their dicks off on arrival!!
@@GaryUSMCVET Yup!
Happens everywhere in world.
If I may ask, why would the US embassy ask you for a DNA test? Isn’t the assumption that a child borne in wedlock is a product of that marriage?
I don't know. But we had to provide tons of proof Rogan was mine. Medical records photos etc.
They have the option of demanding a DNA TEST and it's very expensive
.....and fatherless is not a good way to grow up.....those kids are statistically less educated and have a higher propensity to a life a crime. You can't blame it totally on the men, as "it takes two to tango". It's been that way in the US as well for 50+ years within certain ethnicities. And the Philippines doesn't have a monopoly on fatherless children. Over the last 10 years, 70% of the children born in Colombia have been to unwed mothers. There's an easy solution for the Philippines moving forward......make all tourists provide a DNA swab upon entry. Then new "fatherless children" can be easily paired to biological fathers. I would have no issue......and expats on tourist extensions have to return and re-apply anyway so it's not like the gov't doesn't have access. Child support would be another issue to enforce when a father has left the country. The Philippines is one of those countries that does NOT have a reciprocal child support agreement with the US. PH is weird....they'll take tanks and missile systems and give us back the bases, but they won't adopt western practices of storm drainage, sewer systems, water treatment and waste management. They have problems with priorities. People's (including children) health and welfare should rank as high national defense....especially when those weapons are free.
I noticed this phenomenon in Subic & Angeles City where the military was based. These "working girls" have hundreds of customers and no way of knowing who the father is.
Its unfortunate, but there are organizations like PREDA that really help. Father Shay Cullen is doing alot of work helping these children.
Maybe you can do a bit of deeper dive and highlight organizations that are actually doing something about the problem- American Association of the Philippines Scholarships, Bayanihan Foundation Worldwide, Philippine American Guardian Association (PAGA) to name a few. Or you can throw up your Paypal link and "interview" some kids I suppose.
We're working on it.
It happened to my ex. Separated and first expat then shows up and gets her pregnant and married someone else
Not to mention the un-talked about HIV epidemic there.
Tru, I was in the navy was in olongapo port of call. It was the largest navy base in Asia
What is sad is old men getting with younger women and then becoming parents, knowing that the child will be growing up without a father very soon. So sad.
I can see how passionate you are about this subject. Good on you.
I have son in philipines i can never abandoned him never over my death body if i do that i will life my whole life thinking how horribly dad i am stupid people in the world who can do that tho there own child😦
In America, a high percentage of children have no father at home, especially in minority communities.
I hope your not saying it's only the foreigner. The Philippines are full of there own doing this I know two family members that has done this, just walked out on their responsibilities so don't just pointing out foreigners bud.
How many Filipina women abandoned their kids many
You're right it happens. But usually so they can be an OFW and support their family
Ok folks....... if you don't want to raise kids then you might consider getting a vesectomy before heading out to se asia. Or man up and be a dad. Just saying
I agree with you 💯
This is nothing new Mark
.we have been doing this for years. Look at the outcast children left behind in Viet .nam during the war there.
Very sad video..
Also adopting Half Filipino babies by the rich is also a common practice. There is more to this story unfortunately.
From what I understand, a big part of the problem is the lack of funding support for the RH bill of 2012, which mandates wide availability of contraception but requires funding support from local government. This funding is often held up by local officials due to pressure from Catholic clergy. Since the PH is 81% Catholic, that is a huge problem.
The catholic clergy supports birth control in Rome and divorce but not in the Philippines wtf.exspeacially being the world's largest organized child molesting syndicate in the world
I feel like most men would be afraid of owing back child support, like it is in the USA.
aw man dont going blaming the man for this. She knows darned well (per Catholic Religion) that she is EXPECTED to be a virgin for her husband, then have children with him.
There was a reason historically that women and children bore out of wedlock were looked down upon (bastrad children).
Great video Mark. I hope and pray that all the girls also receive education to not believe what these men are telling them. I once heard the phrase for single women to ''keep both legs in one stocking"" !! ❣
DNA TESTING IS AVAILABLE IF THE WOMAN KNOWS HER MATES FIRST LAST NAME
Thank you for watching and for sharing this important information
@@everymanhasastoryLots of them find their dads through companies like 23 and Me if family members put their DNA online. Lots of CZcams Channels dedicated to telling the stories as well as local news. Sometimes the parent is deed but the half sisters and brothers are alive.
A real man would never do this to their own child! If you are responsible for bringing an innocent child into this world, you are responsible for taking care of that child!
There are Problems of being a real man ... The Pinay family & entire clan will suck you dry... maybe that's why many kids were abandoned
PH government should chase the government of these fathers to support their children left behind.
They first need to "chase" the Filipinos before going after foreigners.
@@GaryUSMCVETgood luck with that. you know how it is if you have been in PH. but a government to government agreement? it might be more successful.
Happens in PH because there is no system of salary garnishement to support the child.
and its a culture thing too, every girl in my barangay over 14 is either pregnant or has a kid and another on the way and non of them are married.
That man should be locked up in jail and the key thrown away he's not thinking with his brain he's thinking down below with his little head
Hi Mark, just recently there was a tv show called Four Corners, that had an episode about this very subject entitled "Sex Tourism: My Father's Secret". It was filmed in the Philippines.
It turns out that the Philippines government is in the process of working out a deal with the Australian government, so that filipina mothers of children to Aussie fathers can claim child support from them. Having had to pay child support for years, after my own filipina ex-wife left me & got a divorce, I know that it could be quite a windfall for Filipinas over there with kids to absent Aussie Fathers. Yes, there are ways of tracking down those Dads.
oh geeze,, not one of those shows...LOl
Sadly it's d truth .l just can't understand jumping into bed and bear d consequences.kawawa d kids
Yes, the guy on the CZcams channel "Captain Trucker" has brought this injustice up quite often.
At the age of 23, I had a vasectomy , never wanted children in my life. At 64, no regrets.
Oh my
Honestly this has been an issue all through human history. Lots of DNA exchange due to conquest, and lust.
Is a child a basis for a a13 visa or equivalent?
yep
No. There a Filipino. Should get an American Citizen passport and the SS of the father if he's collecting
@@everymanhasastory So you can have a Filipino child and no claim to a Philippine visa?
What's the criteria for adopting
Most of the children were born prior to 1994. They are adults now.
I am approaching 60 and plan to move overseas. I don't understand any man in my age range having kids. Guys get fixed and get a young girl but don't let your mid life crisis suck you into grandfather duties.
What about all the Filipino fathers that get girls pregnant and leave the girls with the baby to raise. I was a military man in the 70's and 80's stationed at Subic Bay and I didn't leave any kids there. You never served so don't bash American servicemen. It wasn't only in Subic Bay the sailors there was a base in Angeles City also Clark Air Force Base. We served our country and you didn't so don't bash American Servicemen.
That's true. But not the subject of the video 😕
Do a story on babies abondend by filipinos.
This is sad. Feel sorry for those children
Good job, Mark !
the best thing to do is get permanent or reversible vasectomy - no more its your baby , no more child support and all the aggravation that goes with it unless in the cold hard light of day you decide to become a parent
Good for you I agree, it's the right to Do
Abandoning your child is a truly cowardly and scumbag move shame to any man who has done this...
In most cases the kid's won't leave their family and they've uneducated ,it's a mess for sure sad.
A sad story.😢
the filam babies do not have the same immune systems pure filipino kids, they do require close medical and feeding monitoring...
I didn't know that 😳
these men should have to pay child support
Interesting subject, I see from the below comments that the Philippines was added to the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1970. You mentioned that the US military was coming back to the Philippines, and I too have read this. Will be interesting going forward how this works out with sex workers. In October 2005 it became a chargeable offence when patronizing a prostitute for service members under Article 134 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
I retired in 2008 and from 2005 until I retired this was a big deal and mandatory training on the subject so there was a paper trail of we told you not to do it. Same holds true for US government and contract employees, they have the same training. Has this ever been enforced; I don't know maybe some viewers can weight in.
Another one of the problems with the 'freedom' place