I Spent THIS MUCH Dating Filipinas in Davao

Men who venture into the Philippines for the purposes of dating Filipinas are often interested in learning what they should expect spending on an average date.

Understanding the exchange rate between the Philippine Piso and the currency of your country provides a little insight into how the money matches up, but hearing the first hand experiences of a foreigner in the Philippines provides men with a direct look at the subject.

Ernest averages 3 dates a day while in Davao City, dating as many as 30 Filipinas within a time frame of two weeks. These dates range from breakfast, lunch and dinner with a variety of activities taking place depending on the specific Filipina he has chosen for the date.

In cities like Davao and Cebu, men can expect to find many of the same amenities that they enjoy in their own country, with many of the exact restaurants that they are used to eating in. How far their own currency goes in the Philippines will be one of the most shocking things a man encounters while traveling through the islands.

Ernest was able to have 3 daily dates with different Filipino women for in many cases what would be less than one date in his native country of America. Because of this, budgeting for his Davao trip did not break his bank and he was able to show 30+ Filipino women an amazing time at a great value.

While many in the West have adopted a MGTOW / Red Pill mindset in response to what they consider less than feminine women in their domestic dating pool, others are looking to countries like the Philippines, China and Thailand as possible locations to meet their better half.

As many proponents of MGTOW / Red Pill ideologies argue that Western women have become emulating gender roles that are traditionally associated with men, Filipinas have developed a strong reputation for being extremely feminine and family orientated in relationships.

Though some Western men feel as if their domestic counterparts are in constant competition with them, women from the Philippines look to men as the leaders of their families and seek to fulfill roles in the family / marital dynamic that are traditionally associated with women rather than men.