I live in Singapore. There are many Filipinos here. 1 thing i learned from them is that they're very adaptable to new environments and willing to integrate. They keep their culture but they respect local cultures. They make themselves as part of the country they're living in.
I'm surprised the Philippines don't have a shortage of women by how many it seems move too different countries for love. We have the same thing here but it's thai women who fall in love with tourists and move to marry
My Mother's parents were born and raised in the Faroe Islands. They came to America in the 1920's . I was lucky enough to visit those beautiful islands 11 years ago and meet some of my relatives who still live there. Thank you for this documentary !!!
Props to this Filipina lady who left her husband after she discovered his infidelity! Takes alot of courage, especially when you're not in your home country with children. Much aloha to her! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@jaesoforeign why would you call Kas bitter and lonely? She sure doesn’t sound that way to me! Actually, you’re the one that sounds bitter and lonely.
searching for love isnt easy. i feel for all those who longed for someone to be loved and love in return. wish we all find the true love and ultimate happiness each of us deserve. happy new year!
Beng Li Tang is very inspiring. She knows exactly what she wants & will fight for it. She knows where her home is & looks very genuinely happy. I hope she'll achieve what she's dreaming of ❤️
"She cooks, cleans, does the laundry for you", I'm a man and I lived in the U.S. for many years but that doesn't sound right specially when describing your wife or girlfriend or what you're looking for in a lifetime partner.
Agree. However here in the Phils ..Filipino men can treat you the same or worse. Kudos to the Filipino women for their perseverance and dedication to their family. For the men.. i wish I can say the same. Peace. From 🇵🇭
I went to the Faroe Islandsa few years ago . They are the most stunning, mysterious , nature preserved place on the earth . I hope a mass tourisme will never destroy their beauty . The inhabitants are so wellcoming .
People in faroe kindly visit mindanao at iligan city n visit pentecostal church there r many young widos want to marry God fearing man n responsible, caring n thoughtful. Here in mindanao at iligan city, philippines.
They have a horrible mentality. I dislike them and encourage everyone I know not to visit a place where there’s no compassion towards animal life. They live in the dark ages.
@@ddmddmd wow man, love the generalization! How is it exactly that theyre living in the middle ages? You surely dont condemn other countries for killing chickens and cows, of which the latter one is in fact one of the smartest beings on the face of the earth.
It’s sad actually, imagining having to leave your home and move half way around the world just to marry some dudes who can’t find a wife. If the population of the Faroes is declining then they should really leave it like that instead of forcing population growth by importing foreign women.
@@jogvankjlbro1108 women can compplain even your danish or asian. if you dont treat equal..so many danish in my island move here and retired and they are lucky to move in philippines that the wife take good care for them and next to them instead put him in a hospice alone!
Well done Beng ... looking after yourself and your children and being an independent, educated and strong woman. A great example for your children. It does look like a beautiful place to live.
Antoinette, Please see a medical specialist for goiter or throat cancer, the video definitely shows cause for concern. I and we have a past experience of living in the Philippines, we love the people and culture of the P.I. Love
Hi @Linda Guel, Thanks for expressing your concern. We have been informed by the producers that Antonette is already undergoing treatment. Best, The DW Documentary Team
I enjoyed watching this. I, too, never heard of the Faroe Islands. It is a beautiful place, with peace, serenity and natural beauty, I can understand why my fellow Philippine women adapted and fell in love with it immediately. Very opposite to the life we have here in the Philippines. People should understand that underneath the facade of regarding us as exceptional homemakers, the Filipino woman is an intelligent courageous woman, you can place her in politics, and commerce and she will work to make the community better!
Clicked on this out of boredom rather than curiosity, wasn't disappointed. The relaxed way it was filmed and edited made it engaging enough that i wouldn't have complained if it ran for longer. Narrator: One of Europe's most remote regions shows how integration can work. Integration can only work if immigrants want to integrate, unfortunately, this isn't always the case and some expect a country to change to be like the country they left. You don't have to give up traditions to integrate but it does help by taking part in local traditions. You can have the best of both worlds, only you make it a problem when you demand local traditions change to suit your entitlement. Filipino women are some of the most amazing people i have met, extremely humble.
your correct about integration , it only works when they want to integrate !! unfortunately ------ most from a certain RELIGION --------do not want to do that. well not in britain they don t !
I would think integration from women (and men) marrying a native rarely is a problem. the problem usually comes from taking in too many people with a diffrent culture and no connection to the country or the people there. And also placing them all in the same neighbourhoods so they have very limited interactions with the native people. I'd say the problem is rarely with the immigrants, but with the politicians who "compete" with their peers in accepting the most immigrants. because in their eyes more immigrants means you're a better person.
@@pauldavies5655 If you watched the documentary you'd see integration isn't a "one way street".......it has to work BOTH ways and the indigenous have to make an effort to WANT to integrate. That's what happens on the Faroe Islands as Faroese open their homes and accept the Filipino people......it doesn't happen in Britain when Brits close their doors and refuse to accept integration.
There is a big issue right now of men missing traditional feminine old school women. As a female, I love traditional men, nothing wrong with him likening a traditional woman. To each their own friend
Antoinette is a beautiful gentle spirit but quite strong when she speaks - its beautiful. I can see why her Faroe man loves her so. Many blessings to you and your family for many years to come..
The more I watch this - I love all the women reprented here - I would love to hang out with you or have a Pot Luck dinner with you (in America - a pot luck is where everyone gathers for dinner and everyone brings a special dish). We could have a great get together. LOL - Come to Colorado!!!
yup! tbats true we are very strong, for many struggles in and we are so survivors and we are very hopitalized and we are respectable to other people or any foreign countries0
I really love people from Philippines. They are hardworking, passionate and brave. They could travel all around the world to seek a better life. But, their government are not appreciated them. There's no changes for their people in their home country. Hope their country can be develop with their help. Pray from your neighbours 😔
Modernised? Modernised? You make it sound as if the Faroes have been primitive until recently. The Faroe Islands is one of the richest and most modern countrys in the world with the best standards of living! There is ALOT more progress here than in the Filipines.
I spotted right away the face of my favorite Faroese singer and songwriter, Teitur, who turns out to be Ingilin's husband. What a lovely family! Sending lots of love all the way from Indonesia. 💕💕💕
What part of the country is your place belong, glad tó have good work In your place. Be strong,brave, I have 5 kids 3 boys nd 2 girls all at matured looking job.
@Any One Why do feminist always call themselves 'strong and independent', yet victimise themselves non-stop and demand special privileges? Isnt that the polar opposite of being strong and independent?
@@brendanmorin9935 Youre not wrong; Most people who call themselves 'feminists' are not interested in talking to anyone who disagree with them. They want to talk to people who conform, and if faced with criticism they instead act offended and dismiss people on that basis, as if their feelings mean they get to disregard contrary information and data. Thats my experience.
Watching from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 I’m a filipina, living in Australia, it’s nice to see These filipina Ladies are very happy 😊 with their family . Seeing them together eating Pinoy foods! It’s Exciting 😊😊👍
@dolphintattoogirl I am sorry that you feel that way. Generally speaking if its a matter of choice that either men or women or any race/culture/religion are entitled to marry whoever they seem fit to be their spouse as long they are happy and get along. Being married is not treated as a social experiment but a life long commitment. Hope you will find peace in yourself and not to harbour resentment or bitterness towards others.
@dolphintattoogirl it's White women who voted to open the borders and welcome other races into White countries, it goes both ways, it's not just White women who can benefit from this and find partners from other races, White men can too if they want, deal with it.
Amazed at how Beng easily adapted and loves this place. It is beautiful, but so different from Philippine weather where we constantly have sun, I can imagine how lonely it must feel during winter.
Having sun and warm weather does not automaticually mean you are less lonely. I know of many Pinoys that do not feel lonely in cold Canada, Norway and so on. It is not the weather that defines whether you will feel lonely or not, but more if you find companionsship, and in many places you will find the warmest and kindest people in the cold places. Given it is hard to a first get close to them, but when you do, then you get a friend for life. Often people in the cold places are more genuine than in warmer places.
Not surprising, women generally assimilate better than men when immigrating to a new country, they don't try to change the culture or to impose their own.
@@blueheart8786 there is a direct correlation between sunlight, vitamin D levels and mood. That’s the reason why people buy sun lamps to help during winter. A lot of my friends get depressed in the winter for this reason. You can google it. Of course that’s not to say every single person in cold weather will experience that lol
Beautiful to see these women adapt so well to their new homes. They don't try to change the local traditions, instead they feel privilege to embrace them.
Good place to hike and very quite I must say. But it's always gray and cloudy, if you dont mind a cold weather then it can be a suitable place for you.
It’s not peaceful. They stalk, torture and murder dolphins out of the water with knives and let them suffocate. They even kill calves and pregnant dolphins. They are a bunch of underdeveloped inbreds that lack culture and real traditions
Beng - the indepedent Filipina Woman, salutes to her. She proves that she can stand without another husband. I also love that she wants to study to get another high paying job. She should be the role model of the Filipinas who are in Faroe Islands. Addennum: The Filipina women living in Faroe Islands were also featured in a local tv show (kmjs). After watching it, I got the impression that some of the Filipinas in the island are male-ordered-brides. The Faroese dude is also correct. Most of the Filipinas will do the household chores for their family. (It is questions my identity if I am really a Filipina. I am too lazy to do household chores. Hahaha)
The Filipinos will change all that. They will fences in their homes or put up what is called Sari Sari stores (mini stores selling all sorts of things). They will also sell food items in plastic bags outside churches on a Sunday. Unless, the locals will really strive to preserve the character of the island.
Na its about a feminist politician trying to diverse one of the last white refuges on Earth and about filipina womens migration into that island. I think ive seen a man talk for 2 minutes and that was only the filipinas husband
hmmm... why would they go to the Philippines? Unless, these men also benefit from the relationship, too. I like the way these featured Filipina women as thriving successfully in a different setting. No matter what happens, they continue to want to learn, get job skills, make friends with the locals, cook for their female European friends, not just for their husbands, take care of handicapped people, learn their culture and language. I’m impressed.
They go to the filipines (and thailand a lot) because of our trawlers exporting fish to them. Besides, the couple met in Cyprus while he was on a vacation
smadge100 Why do you think that it is prostitution for a husband to provide for his wife and children? Do you think that a wife should cook, clean, do laundry, birth babies, raise the children, and earn half the family income while the husband gets to keep his income all to himself? I am a high wage earning white American woman and even I would not marry a man that will not provide for me and the children we will have together. It is not just to clean up after a grown man, cook his meals, wash his close, birth and raise kids his kids, and then be called a prostitute or reduced to a bed buddy just because the man brings his paycheck to the table. What the fuck does a man actually contribute to a family if not his paycheck since the woman does everything else for the family. Please don’t bother with saying his persona and love is enough because it is not when the wife is contributing her time, labor, and resources.
@smadge100 you clearly never lived or heard about such a contro. but in the video one of them talk about Manila as being a dangerous place where often people get killed. i'm sure if you were born in such a place you would stay there still right? please....
I'm fascinated by what I have learned about the Faroe Islands. I'm Canadian and if given the opportunity, I would move there and live in that way of life🌷🇨🇦
My boyfriend is from the Faroe Islands,we plan on meeting next year. I’m not fond of winter but I also can’t wait to experience the Faroe with him. Watching this video has made me feel even more eager to meet him🤗
I had a Filipino GF , morality is not high on their list , with her friend we went to a party a wallet went missing there . And some cash went missing from my wallet from time to time . They see white people as inferrior and make up crazy stories , would not be surprised if he didn't even cheat and it was all in her head. Dealing with Filipino nurses is kind of crazy where you will think crazy too so I think man just ran in direction opposite to the house to keep his sanity.
@@bestintentions6089 wow, as a Filipina, I am surprised by this comment. You had a bad experience with a Filipina and now you see us all as the same? Dude, you gotta change that mindset...and its sad to hear that you think that morality is not high on our list... I guess, I can't change your mind about that. Carry on!
@LagiNaLangAko23 Ummm, since I didn't ask, I didn't ASSUME that they were all Philippini descendants. I have Asian ancestry, am Catholic and have absolutely no connection whatsoever with the Philipines. So please don't generalise!
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Asian or only Filipinos? Asia is a large continent.
I acually went to the catholic school and mass i'm sure you're referencing some of the members are sri lankan aka tamil, some are vietnamese and some are philipino i think. Rest of them are a mix of other nationalities and norwegians it's pretty diverse.
Yes. I agree. I've been there. I moved to Denmark in a winter time. My ever first winter season experience. My body got shocked and got sick for 2 weeks.
Worlds apart! The Faroes are 18 volcanic islands in the North Atlantic Ocean spread between Iceland and Norway. They are a part of Denmark, but self governed.
Definitely a goal of mine to move there in the years to come. I understand that the Faroese people take their environment (including wildlife) seriously. That’s imperative to me! Looking to make it happen, but for now I gotta learn the language. ❤️
Lovely people and place. It's nice to see children being raised in a safe, low crime environment. Regarding conservative traditions, I'm very left in my politics and very conservative about life style choices and decisions. Self respect and respect for others is essential to me. As long as a society does not harm the vulnerable, protects all people equally under the law, enforces the law, and respects nature and animals, I would not mind living in a conservative society. What I loathe and cannot tolerate is corruption, which I believe causes major harm to my species. Very lovely people and families featured in the video and the island is magnificiently beautiful.
Hi @I T, Thanks for expressing your concern. We have been informed by the producers that Antonette is already undergoing treatment. Best, The DW Documentary Team
The narrator says this is an example of how integration can work. Well, certainly but it is very unique. Generally, it's Filipino women marrying Faroe men. Not families integrating or single men. Also, it wasn't well explained why women were leaving, they wanted 'excitement' and the young men did not? Or was it because women were expected to stay home and keep house and be subservient to their husbands?
@Bárður the subtext in the documentary is still pretty much there. Traditional, constraining, new role model, equal opportunities, and philipino women viewed as traditional.
Please refrain from thinking that Asian women are subservient to their husbands. I'm a son of an Asian parents and my Mom is the boss in our household. I like to say my Dad maybe the emperor, but my Mom is the Shogun who actually rule!
Amazing documentary. Someone in comment section have rightly said that, integration is necessary from immigrants parts as well. An immigrant can enjoy both of two different world. He can bring his culture and at the same time can assimilate in others culture as well.
I was on that Island in winter for only three hours, and depression set in. It was the coldest rain I had ever felt in my life and uncomfortable. It is beautiful but your DNA has to match this weather somehow.
Probably true about the DNA, but Filipinos, as long as they feel they belong to a community or are part of a group, find it easy to smile. The Filipino is generally a social person rather than an individual.
@Patricia McCoy Huh? Nepotism, deception, amor propio, and religion are big issues to bring in. You're obviously making a point, but in the light of this thread, i fail to see what it is. Whatever it is, though, let's not go there.
She's just saying that now. But like most Filipinos living abroad, in their retirement years, she will find her way back to the Philippines. I live in one of the most charming places in Tuscany, and 6 years ago I've been returning each year to the country - except this year because of the pandemic - and I can't wait to hang it all up, bade "Arrivederci Italia!" and get back to living the tropical island life...for good.
I have an answer ! Newfoundland Canada... they have a surplus of women as all the men move away for work. -both are fishing based cultures. -both are islands.
Go Beng! Sky’s the limit for anyone with goals, determination and willingness to work doubly hard! I hope you get a full government scholarship to pursue your degree.
@@DWDocumentary Thank you guys. Excellent work. Someday when I can travel, I will go these places and my inspiration will be your documentaries. Keep shining keep smiling
Filipinos are everywhere, they are very versatile, hardworking, sweet and loving. Beng is a bad A** , very strong Filipina woman. Nice Nissan juke ! Enjoyed the video.
I am happy that DW made this documentary video. I hope that my fellow Filipino women would be able to watch this video, and in doing so, would have a second thought of going to Faroe Islands instead of going to Middle East countries. Thank you DW, this video can make my fellow Filipino women to think more positively and try new opportunity of having a better future for themselves and their loved ones in the Philippines.
The Philippines are such a vast archipelago. Is it a coincidence that the Filipinas seem to find it easier to get by with the insular environment of Faroe Islands since they're used to being an islander back in the Philippines??
A very nice video. I missed the interviewer explaining that this phenomenon of women leaving rural areas is common all over the world. The men feel a duty to continue on the family farm which has been in the family for centuries, or the family fishing company, and the women want the opportunities of the cities. In Norway, we have more than 60% of the students at colleges and universities that are women. In rural areas, just as on the Faeroe Islands, it is a majority of men. Marriage between Africans and Norwegians is very skewed. out of the 550 per year, 500 are women marrying an African man, and only 50 Norwegian men marrying African women. The women often meet their African men on the beach on a holiday trip or as employed on an NGO. These relationships are statistically very short-lived, leaving the men in limbo because they get forced out of the country. Marriage between Norwegians and Asians is also skewed, but this time more Norwegian men marry Asian women than the other way around. Because there are more Norwegian women than men in the cities, and fewer of them in rural areas, a slightly higher proportion of rural men travel far to find someone to marry. Even though there are a few bad cases, these marriages generally last long statistically. I think it would be nice if the interviewer had explained these things. She should also have explained that old fashioned traditional values are more common all over the world in rural areas. The question could also have been turned around: Why do women not want to live in rural areas? And this is worldwide. It is not only that there is a more traditional lifestyle. There are other factors too. I do not know the answer, but I think it has a deep biological background. We see the same pattern in genetic studies of African tribes way before there was any movement to cities: The women move away, the men stay. Some tribes have rules to counter that, such as in the Maasai that the youngest daughter inherits the parent's house.
I am 6th generation 🇦🇺 farmer, and many more before that in England. My brother lives now lives in one of the biggest Cities on earth whilst I am raising my children on a farm, hopefully they’ll choose to stay! I spent some time living in the city but never wanted to stay their forever let alone raise my kids in a city. Rural life for me!
@@Pheluv I agree with you! I prefer to live in a rural environment too. My kids also live in the city. Fortunately, it's not far from where I live to the city (Oslo, Norway) where they live. I have been all over Australia and love the country. Beautiful nature you have there!
It is so lovely to hear of these places! It must feel so good to live safely🙌🏻 I take my hat of to Beng for leaving her cheating husband and making it on her own. Lovely traditions there too.
Damn this guy🤨🤨!!! How can you go so far as marrying a women from abroad, but the manage to cheat on her!!! why do we sabotage ourselves like that !!!😒😒
@@LegendTheAnonymous " what to do with surplus men " why indicates there is a problem with those men because they are surplus men more than what women need ??!! Like because they aren't utility for a women they became a problem , there is no problem with these men therefore there is nothing to do
jeff jeff Oh I see. Well I don’t know I think you are a bit oversensitive, I think it is just a title to capture attention, also surplus doesn’t have to mean that these men are useless.
Traditional marriages don't automatically mean abusive men and weak women. Yes, in some cases. But there's just as much trouble in "modern" marriages too 🙄. It's about mutual respect and both parties being happy with how they choose to live. More power to them.
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I live in Singapore. There are many Filipinos here. 1 thing i learned from them is that they're very adaptable to new environments and willing to integrate. They keep their culture but they respect local cultures. They make themselves as part of the country they're living in.
I'm surprised the Philippines don't have a shortage of women by how many it seems move too different countries for love. We have the same thing here but it's thai women who fall in love with tourists and move to marry
@@pink_alligator Filipinos are very friendly people. Yes I was from singapore before and they integrate better there too.
Lu orang indo?
@@pink_alligator are u thai women?
if ur countrys sitiation is very bad you ahve to be adaptable
My Mother's parents were born and raised in the Faroe Islands. They came to America in the 1920's . I was lucky enough to visit those beautiful islands 11 years ago and meet some of my relatives who still live there. Thank you for this documentary !!!
I love Filipino people: kind, wise, generous, intelligent, and open minded. Some of the best people I've ever met.
thank u sweet words
Yep. I can agree it as a Mongolian
Tthank you
Cheerful & funny too.
Thank you…appreciated ☺️
The narrator's voice is wonderful! Clearly spoken, pleasant to listen to and not too fast like some narrator's. Excellent documentary as always, DW.
Here in New Orleans, we have a large Filipino community. They’re lovely people with a lovely culture
After living in a bustling city, this place looks like nature's refuge. Those who love to live in nature would not think about leaving this place 😍
YoshiPeach Mario probably because faroese women don’t want them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@YoshiPeach Mario who says Filipino men are not allowed to go there tho?
@YoshiPeach Mario no shortage of MEN only women
Yes but these Faroe people kill whales. Heartless
@@jesussaves5556 and people all around the world kill other people. Heartless.
That single Filipina mother of two is a blessing. So much courage
It looks beautiful. That lady who went school and learned to stand on her own, I applaud her courage.
Props to this Filipina lady who left her husband after she discovered his infidelity! Takes alot of courage, especially when you're not in your home country with children. Much aloha to her! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Those men thinks that being a "docile" wife means accepting everything
She probably only wanted to citizenshiip
She’s so beautiful, inside and out!!!
You are so bitter and lonely, was infidelity all you noticed or learned from this documentary?
@@jaesoforeign why would you call Kas bitter and lonely? She sure doesn’t sound that way to me! Actually, you’re the one that sounds bitter and lonely.
searching for love isnt easy. i feel for all those who longed for someone to be loved and love in return. wish we all find the true love and ultimate happiness each of us deserve. happy new year!
Wish we find happiness with the people who truly love us just the way we are, no more,no less..💖💝💝
It's my prayer too.
Beng is amazing! When she starts talking about her future, she is so radiant. That is a powerful, lovely woman!
Thank you😊❤️
@@milvianpoulsen1700 Your welcome, Sister, happy holidays!💚🤗🙏
Beng Li Tang is very inspiring. She knows exactly what she wants & will fight for it. She knows where her home is & looks very genuinely happy. I hope she'll achieve what she's dreaming of ❤️
You are cute 🤭
Woy mba! Lu dibilang cute sama si bule 😆
Thanks and I am very happy and content where I am now.❤️❤️❤️
Beng, idol!!! you go girl. continue to aim and fly high. you embody the filipino woman - headstrong, brave and independent. same to you Antoinette!
she's in her mid 20s... after she gets bored of running for election she may well be off again
What a great story. Women leaving the island to start a better life and women coming to the island for a better life.
The women leaving are a bit hypocritical.
Women might have to leave to find a husband if they are related to the men at home.
What a wonderful way to put it! 🙏
@@organizedchaos4559
How?
@@organizedchaos4559 You mean you haven't find a woman yet?
"She cooks, cleans, does the laundry for you", I'm a man and I lived in the U.S. for many years but that doesn't sound right specially when describing your wife or girlfriend or what you're looking for in a lifetime partner.
Agree on this
Yeah it sounds like describing a house maid😏
Agree. However here in the Phils ..Filipino men can treat you the same or worse. Kudos to the Filipino women for their perseverance and dedication to their family. For the men.. i wish I can say the same. Peace. From 🇵🇭
Yeah well that's the real world. You have just been pussified with libtard ideology in the US.
No wonder why he is still single 😠🤢🤢🤢
I love and admire their resilience, adaptability, and sincerity in living and loving their adopted home.
Video title is misleading!!!
It should be more like how Filipino women are adapting to life in Faroe Islands.
Agree, still it's interesting. This place is calming for me
no , it should be HOW filipino men's are adapting to life with the grandma :P
@@kukulroukul4698 no it should entitled. The amazing lives of mail order bride from the Philippines in the Farrow islands
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I belong on this Island!! 👐👐it looks relaxing and peaceful. I grew up on Island.
I went to the Faroe Islandsa few years ago . They are the most stunning, mysterious , nature preserved place on the earth . I hope a mass tourisme will never destroy their beauty . The inhabitants are so wellcoming .
It is one of our biggest striggles at the moment, trash everywhere and the small roads along the mountains are not made for 100’s of people a day
People in faroe kindly visit mindanao at iligan city n visit pentecostal church there r many young widos want to marry God fearing man n responsible, caring n thoughtful. Here in mindanao at iligan city, philippines.
Many also old maids herr too
They have a horrible mentality. I dislike them and encourage everyone I know not to visit a place where there’s no compassion towards animal life. They live in the dark ages.
@@ddmddmd wow man, love the generalization! How is it exactly that theyre living in the middle ages? You surely dont condemn other countries for killing chickens and cows, of which the latter one is in fact one of the smartest beings on the face of the earth.
Respect for the Filipino ladies, hard worker, no complaining, and integrated well to the societies! 👍👍👍
And they eat day and night I know them very well
Theyre not hard workers, they complain ALOT, and everyone hates them
It’s sad actually, imagining having to leave your home and move half way around the world just to marry some dudes who can’t find a wife. If the population of the Faroes is declining then they should really leave it like that instead of forcing population growth by importing foreign women.
@@jogvankjlbro1108 crack head
@@jogvankjlbro1108 women can compplain even your danish or asian. if you dont treat equal..so many danish in my island move here and retired and they are lucky to move in philippines that the wife take good care for them and next to them instead put him in a hospice alone!
Well done Beng ... looking after yourself and your children and being an independent, educated and strong woman. A great example for your children. It does look like a beautiful place to live.
as an introvert and nature lover, i would really love to live here! such a paradise!😍
Antoinette, Please see a medical specialist for goiter or throat cancer, the video definitely shows cause for concern. I and we have a past experience of living in the Philippines, we love the people and culture of the P.I. Love
❤❤❤💖💖💖💓💓💓
Her husband is a pharmacist 🤷♀️
Hi @Linda Guel,
Thanks for expressing your concern. We have been informed by the producers that Antonette is already undergoing treatment.
Best,
The DW Documentary Team
I came here to say this. I have had mine removed for cancer.
@@DWDocumentary May we have an update, please?
I enjoyed watching this. I, too, never heard of the Faroe Islands. It is a beautiful place, with peace, serenity and natural beauty, I can understand why my fellow Philippine women adapted and fell in love with it immediately. Very opposite to the life we have here in the Philippines. People should understand that underneath the facade of regarding us as exceptional homemakers, the Filipino woman is an intelligent courageous woman, you can place her in politics, and commerce and she will work to make the community better!
🤍 Agree!
yes, but would you apply the same to a European woman?
Clicked on this out of boredom rather than curiosity, wasn't disappointed. The relaxed way it was filmed and edited made it engaging enough that i wouldn't have complained if it ran for longer.
Narrator: One of Europe's most remote regions shows how integration can work.
Integration can only work if immigrants want to integrate, unfortunately, this isn't always the case and some expect a country to change to be like the country they left. You don't have to give up traditions to integrate but it does help by taking part in local traditions. You can have the best of both worlds, only you make it a problem when you demand local traditions change to suit your entitlement.
Filipino women are some of the most amazing people i have met, extremely humble.
your correct about integration , it only works when they want to integrate !!
unfortunately ------ most from a certain RELIGION --------do not want to do that.
well not in britain they don t !
I would think integration from women (and men) marrying a native rarely is a problem.
the problem usually comes from taking in too many people with a diffrent culture and no connection to the country or the people there. And also placing them all in the same neighbourhoods so they have very limited interactions with the native people.
I'd say the problem is rarely with the immigrants, but with the politicians who "compete" with their peers in accepting the most immigrants. because in their eyes more immigrants means you're a better person.
i saw the on my feed and clicked it with the quickness
@@pauldavies5655 If you watched the documentary you'd see integration isn't a "one way street".......it has to work BOTH ways and the indigenous have to make an effort to WANT to integrate. That's what happens on the Faroe Islands as Faroese open their homes and accept the Filipino people......it doesn't happen in Britain when Brits close their doors and refuse to accept integration.
@@Bulletguy07 "WHEN IN ROME " dear boy " WHEN IN ROME "
if you cannot understand that -- look it up
! the indigenous are intergrated !
Filipino people are lovely and very hardworking. We have lots in Ireland and I'm glad we do. Plus the mixed babies are just gorgeous 😍
Yes we Filipinos can easily adapt, were malleable and flexible, can always adjust.
My fellow Filipinos, men or women are very hardworking 😍
There is a big issue right now of men missing traditional feminine old school women. As a female, I love traditional men, nothing wrong with him likening a traditional woman. To each their own friend
The kids don’t look mixed, they just look Filipino.
Filipino blood mixed with western blood could make beauty queens. 😄
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Please stop making whiite people go extinct
Antoinette is a beautiful gentle spirit but quite strong when she speaks - its beautiful. I can see why her Faroe man loves her so. Many blessings to you and your family for many years to come..
The more I watch this - I love all the women reprented here - I would love to hang out with you or have a Pot Luck dinner with you (in America - a pot luck is where everyone gathers for dinner and everyone brings a special dish). We could have a great get together. LOL - Come to Colorado!!!
Beng is a kind of Filipina that shows what Filipino's can do..a fighter and a survivor..I'm proud of you beng..
Thank you Kua❤️❤️❤️
yup! tbats true we are very strong, for many struggles in and we are so survivors and we are very hopitalized and we are respectable to other people or any foreign countries0
I really love people from Philippines. They are hardworking, passionate and brave. They could travel all around the world to seek a better life. But, their government are not appreciated them. There's no changes for their people in their home country. Hope their country can be develop with their help. Pray from your neighbours 😔
I love Antoinette's accent. She has a true Manila accent when she speaks English. Very easy to understand and very monotone.
Yeah it's true the first thing i did noticed too , think she's from Manila. I was born in Manila and still living somewhere here.
Love this video. I admire my fellow Filipinos who live there for their bravery and sacrifice. God bless Faroe Islands! 🙏🇵🇭
Thanks for watching!
Filipinos are lovely people and very adoptable it’s nice that the island is growing and modernised
thank you so much u admired a filipinos like us
Modernised? Modernised? You make it sound as if the Faroes have been primitive until recently.
The Faroe Islands is one of the richest and most modern countrys in the world with the best standards of living!
There is ALOT more progress here than in the Filipines.
I spotted right away the face of my favorite Faroese singer and songwriter, Teitur, who turns out to be Ingilin's husband. What a lovely family! Sending lots of love all the way from Indonesia. 💕💕💕
i hope I can go there soon
Beng is a woman to look up to. I'm so proud of her.
What part of the country is your place belong, glad tó have good work In your place. Be strong,brave, I have 5 kids 3 boys nd 2 girls all at matured looking job.
Oh I didn't know about these comments ❤️❤️ I'm overwhelmed with your kind words❤️❤️
@Any One Why do feminist always call themselves 'strong and independent', yet victimise themselves non-stop and demand special privileges? Isnt that the polar opposite of being strong and independent?
@@tovsteh you probably have never even spoken to a feminist in person
@@brendanmorin9935 Youre not wrong; Most people who call themselves 'feminists' are not interested in talking to anyone who disagree with them. They want to talk to people who conform, and if faced with criticism they instead act offended and dismiss people on that basis, as if their feelings mean they get to disregard contrary information and data. Thats my experience.
Watching from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
I’m a filipina, living in Australia, it’s nice to see
These filipina Ladies are very happy 😊 with their family . Seeing them together eating Pinoy foods! It’s Exciting 😊😊👍
Beautiful country
@dolphintattoogirl I am sorry that you feel that way. Generally speaking if its a matter of choice that either men or women or any race/culture/religion are entitled to marry whoever they seem fit to be their spouse as long they are happy and get along. Being married is not treated as a social experiment but a life long commitment. Hope you will find peace in yourself and not to harbour resentment or bitterness towards others.
@dolphintattoogirl So, just starts being less feminist .. and Learn how to treat a man correctly..
@dolphintattoogirl Girl. Seek help. Are you even Faroese?
@dolphintattoogirl it's White women who voted to open the borders and welcome other races into White countries, it goes both ways, it's not just White women who can benefit from this and find partners from other races, White men can too if they want, deal with it.
I'd never heard of the Faroe Islands before. Oh my goodness, it's so beautiful. Had I known of it's existence, I would have visited years ago.
When Beng reaches the twilight of her life ,she will surely spend it in her beautiful tropical islands of the Philippines.
Kudos to Bang! Cool lady standing on her own two feet in a vastly different country and culture than what she was born into.
Amazed at how Beng easily adapted and loves this place. It is beautiful, but so different from Philippine weather where we constantly have sun, I can imagine how lonely it must feel during winter.
Having sun and warm weather does not automaticually mean you are less lonely. I know of many Pinoys that do not feel lonely in cold Canada, Norway and so on. It is not the weather that defines whether you will feel lonely or not, but more if you find companionsship, and in many places you will find the warmest and kindest people in the cold places. Given it is hard to a first get close to them, but when you do, then you get a friend for life. Often people in the cold places are more genuine than in warmer places.
Not surprising, women generally assimilate better than men when immigrating to a new country, they don't try to change the culture or to impose their own.
@@blueheart8786 there is a direct correlation between sunlight, vitamin D levels and mood. That’s the reason why people buy sun lamps to help during winter. A lot of my friends get depressed in the winter for this reason. You can google it. Of course that’s not to say every single person in cold weather will experience that lol
Philippine women are all so beautifull and full of life and strenght . Love to you all, my dears! Hugs from Brasil.
Filipino people are really humble, and genuine people ❤️ love them!
Beautiful to see these women adapt so well to their new homes. They don't try to change the local traditions, instead they feel privilege to embrace them.
I feel the Faroe island is a peaceful place to raise family, the place looks serene and peaceful, very natural, I will love to move here
Good place to hike and very quite I must say.
But it's always gray and cloudy, if you dont mind a cold weather then it can be a suitable place for you.
What many there say, its nice to grow up in and its nice to be old in. But anything in between besides settling down, get pretty boring.
It’s far from peaceful they slaughter whales
It’s not peaceful. They stalk, torture and murder dolphins out of the water with knives and let them suffocate. They even kill calves and pregnant dolphins. They are a bunch of underdeveloped inbreds that lack culture and real traditions
@@ddmddmd what is real traditions for you?
She is so smart . Speak so clear And very good English . She must be well educated from the Philippines 🇵🇭
If its me you are talking about😊 I am thankful 😊
Beng - the indepedent Filipina Woman, salutes to her.
She proves that she can stand without another husband. I also love that she wants to study to get another high paying job.
She should be the role model of the Filipinas who are in Faroe Islands.
Addennum: The Filipina women living in Faroe Islands were also featured in a local tv show (kmjs). After watching it, I got the impression that some of the Filipinas in the island are male-ordered-brides.
The Faroese dude is also correct. Most of the Filipinas will do the household chores for their family. (It is questions my identity if I am really a Filipina. I am too lazy to do household chores. Hahaha)
Apart from loving the Faroes very much I also like their homes. They are so bright, clean, well organized and beautiful
The Filipinos will change all that. They will fences in their homes or put up what is called Sari Sari stores (mini stores selling all sorts of things). They will also sell food items in plastic bags outside churches on a Sunday. Unless, the locals will really strive to preserve the character of the island.
@@eduardochavacano umm but this is not the Philippines
Thank you for featuring strong, independent and hard working Filipinas.
24:18 ... I'm embarrassed to say I've never heard of this place. I love the houses with what looks like grass growing on the roofs. Such a cool place!
Me too
I thoughts it was about a bunch of man who living alone without married.
Hello Beautiful 💘 Lady
Agreed
Bruhhhh 🤣😂
That's the Same Here 🤣😂
Na its about a feminist politician trying to diverse one of the last white refuges on Earth and about filipina womens migration into that island. I think ive seen a man talk for 2 minutes and that was only the filipinas husband
@opinions opinions im married to a israeli and german myself you dumb stupid virgin clown
hmmm... why would they go to the Philippines? Unless, these men also benefit from the relationship, too. I like the way these featured Filipina women as thriving successfully in a different setting. No matter what happens, they continue to want to learn, get job skills, make friends with the locals, cook for their female European friends, not just for their husbands, take care of handicapped people, learn their culture and language. I’m impressed.
Philippino people are great!
Fastinating life and family love Phillipino even in Key West back in time.
They go to the filipines (and thailand a lot) because of our trawlers exporting fish to them. Besides, the couple met in Cyprus while he was on a vacation
smadge100 Why do you think that it is prostitution for a husband to provide for his wife and children? Do you think that a wife should cook, clean, do laundry, birth babies, raise the children, and earn half the family income while the husband gets to keep his income all to himself?
I am a high wage earning white American woman and even I would not marry a man that will not provide for me and the children we will have together.
It is not just to clean up after a grown man, cook his meals, wash his close, birth and raise kids his kids, and then be called a prostitute or reduced to a bed buddy just because the man brings his paycheck to the table.
What the fuck does a man actually contribute to a family if not his paycheck since the woman does everything else for the family.
Please don’t bother with saying his persona and love is enough because it is not when the wife is contributing her time, labor, and resources.
@smadge100 you clearly never lived or heard about such a contro. but in the video one of them talk about Manila as being a dangerous place where often people get killed. i'm sure if you were born in such a place you would stay there still right? please....
I'm fascinated by what I have learned about the Faroe Islands. I'm Canadian and if given the opportunity, I would move there and live in that way of life🌷🇨🇦
well it seems you have to do it before it gets ruined by wokism
My boyfriend is from the Faroe Islands,we plan on meeting next year.
I’m not fond of winter but I also can’t wait to experience the Faroe with him.
Watching this video has made me feel even more eager to meet him🤗
Have you guys met? If so how is life now?
If you're still around... Interested in an update
Wait, he married a foreigner bc there's a shortage of women in the islands. Then he cheated on her? With whom?
lol
I had a Filipino GF , morality is not high on their list , with her friend we went to a party a wallet went missing there . And some cash went missing from my wallet from time to time . They see white people as inferrior and make up crazy stories , would not be surprised if he didn't even cheat and it was all in her head. Dealing with Filipino nurses is kind of crazy where you will think crazy too so I think man just ran in direction opposite to the house to keep his sanity.
With new Filipino women.
@@bestintentions6089 wow, as a Filipina, I am surprised by this comment. You had a bad experience with a Filipina and now you see us all as the same? Dude, you gotta change that mindset...and its sad to hear that you think that morality is not high on our list... I guess, I can't change your mind about that. Carry on!
@@connierocamora4625 but i dont c black people there
thank you DW, you tell us the stories we'd otherwise never hear
These girl are hard as rock. Never give up.
I appreciate whoever chose all the songs for this documentary
Beng has been doing so well for herself, studying and working hard and not depending on a man. Good for her
When I went to Catholic Mass in Bergen, Norway, I was so amazed to see that most, if not all, children there are Asian.
@LagiNaLangAko23 Ummm, since I didn't ask, I didn't ASSUME that they were all Philippini descendants. I have Asian ancestry, am Catholic and have absolutely no connection whatsoever with the Philipines. So please don't generalise!
Asian or only Filipinos? Asia is a large continent.
I acually went to the catholic school and mass i'm sure you're referencing some of the members are sri lankan aka tamil, some are vietnamese and some are philipino i think. Rest of them are a mix of other nationalities and norwegians it's pretty diverse.
This was an interesting documentary. However, I think the title is incorrect for the subject matter.
Not really
@@GodKing804 Oh OK.
Agreed. It doesn't say much about the men. Mostly about the Phillpina woman coming to the country.
Agreed
Yeah
that was totally inspiring...after being in Iceland for some time, i understand the vibe and the unique way of life. 🌿
Faroe Island... unspoiled natural beauty, a strong sense of community, a peaceful place to live in.
Dark, damp, cold, rainy. Depressing.
Love the story of Beng. You go girl! Do what you have to do. Very unapologetic. That’s the spirit. 😍
Kaya nga. Ano😁
Thank you for educating me about the Faroe Islands! A place name I only knew from the BBC Radio Weather forecasts when I was a child.
It must be a real culture shock going from Manila to the little island. You go from a hot and busy city and land on a quiet and cold island.
This reminds me of Baguio and Batanes in the Philippines
Yes. I agree. I've been there. I moved to Denmark in a winter time. My ever first winter season experience. My body got shocked and got sick for 2 weeks.
Worlds apart! The Faroes are 18 volcanic islands in the North Atlantic Ocean spread between Iceland and Norway. They are a part of Denmark, but self governed.
Definitely a goal of mine to move there in the years to come. I understand that the Faroese people take their environment (including wildlife) seriously. That’s imperative to me! Looking to make it happen, but for now I gotta learn the language. ❤️
I hear it's a difficult language. It's been a year since you made this comment, how are things going?
Their quick smiles is it for me. I hope so is their heart
Lovely people and place. It's nice to see children being raised in a safe, low crime environment. Regarding conservative traditions, I'm very left in my politics and very conservative about life style choices and decisions. Self respect and respect for others is essential to me. As long as a society does not harm the vulnerable, protects all people equally under the law, enforces the law, and respects nature and animals, I would not mind living in a conservative society. What I loathe and cannot tolerate is corruption, which I believe causes major harm to my species. Very lovely people and families featured in the video and the island is magnificiently beautiful.
ANTOINETTE HAS GOITER
DW please contact her and get her some help
Please
Hi @I T,
Thanks for expressing your concern. We have been informed by the producers that Antonette is already undergoing treatment.
Best,
The DW Documentary Team
I T , i think she knows that she has thyroid problem. Too obvious, she can see and feel it.
Iodine!!!!
Yes she has..
I think it because she has just given birth.
The narrator says this is an example of how integration can work. Well, certainly but it is very unique. Generally, it's Filipino women marrying Faroe men. Not families integrating or single men. Also, it wasn't well explained why women were leaving, they wanted 'excitement' and the young men did not? Or was it because women were expected to stay home and keep house and be subservient to their husbands?
@Bárður that is what I understand from the video.
@Bárður the subtext in the documentary is still pretty much there. Traditional, constraining, new role model, equal opportunities, and philipino women viewed as traditional.
Please refrain from thinking that Asian women are subservient to their husbands. I'm a son of an Asian parents and my Mom is the boss in our household. I like to say my Dad maybe the emperor, but my Mom is the Shogun who actually rule!
What is wrong in being feminine and keeping the house? Or a woman must be a new man?🙃
Some women aren't made for family life as some men are .
So beautiful Documentary!
I am from a small village of Pakistan
I feel Good to watch Your documentary
You guys are doing great work!
Thanks DW ❤️
So proud of these Filipinas. ❤️
akala ko sasabihin mo proud Filipino hahaha
Hahaha pwede rin. 😅
The Pharaoh Islands, Egypt 🇪🇬
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Amazing documentary. Someone in comment section have rightly said that, integration is necessary from immigrants parts as well.
An immigrant can enjoy both of two different world. He can bring his culture and at the same time can assimilate in others culture as well.
The national dress is beautiful.
Way to go Beng! What an awesome example of taking charge of your own life 🙂
Wow this is my kind of vibe. So peaceful and simple life. Wish to live there.
I was on that Island in winter for only three hours, and depression set in. It was the coldest rain I had ever felt in my life and uncomfortable. It is beautiful but your DNA has to match this weather somehow.
Probably true about the DNA, but Filipinos, as long as they feel they belong to a community or are part of a group, find it easy to smile. The Filipino is generally a social person rather than an individual.
@Patricia McCoy Huh? Nepotism, deception, amor propio, and religion are big issues to bring in. You're obviously making a point, but in the light of this thread, i fail to see what it is.
Whatever it is, though, let's not go there.
Did you find your love?
ah... that might also explain depression rates in northern countries like Finland. The winters are brutal
@Patricia McCoy get out of here, you're insane
I can't blame her if she doesn't miss PH. But if she could visit some times that would still be great. Take care there!
I'm Filipino-American citizen but I missed PH ... PH is the happy place on earth
She's just saying that now. But like most Filipinos living abroad, in their retirement years, she will find her way back to the Philippines. I live in one of the most charming places in Tuscany, and 6 years ago I've been returning each year to the country - except this year because of the pandemic - and I can't wait to hang it all up, bade "Arrivederci Italia!" and get back to living the tropical island life...for good.
I have an answer ! Newfoundland Canada... they have a surplus of women as all the men move away for work.
-both are fishing based cultures.
-both are islands.
That makes no sense... so all the men leave Faroe island for Canada? Or all the woman from Canada move to faros island? ...
A surplus of women in Newfoundland... My new home! Ha
@@camerontaylor7471 Why does it have to be all or nothing.
some move there... others go the other way.
Newfies tend to only date other newfies, why would you move all the way to Alberta only to date other newfies?
00Billy I am a Newfoundlander, most beautiful people in this world, best island to live....love it!
Go Beng! Sky’s the limit for anyone with goals, determination and willingness to work doubly hard! I hope you get a full government scholarship to pursue your degree.
As a Filipina Im so proud of you Beng...Thatshe sprit,you go girl
Sending love fro Antipolo, Philippines
Even in a place where there’s a shortage of women, men still find a way to cheat.. smh
Funny reality in a small island
😂 we are fallen human beings, indeed
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Maybe with another man!
@Basics with Angie Thanks for sharing with us your "experiences"...
I'm from Indonesia, near Philipine.. I love Faroe Island, a remote country, peaceful and save..
Kalau mau jujur wanita Filipina lebih berkualitas daripada wanita indonesia, mereka rajin, pekerja keras, jago masak, pandai merawat bayi dll 🙂
@@MerahPutih14 setuju brader..
As someone living alone for 8 years since a divorce I can honestly say I can relate.
Where do u live? And why haven’t you found someone yet?
@@hungabunabunga3645 its you assuming he is looking for one
Do you want a wife from 3rd world country too..?
@@garycooper9207 really?
Stay strong, brother.
He said, " she cooks, she cleans and does my laundry". I hope he takes her shopping and spoil his wife. She DESERVES it.
Absolutely. It's what I would expect of any conservative man.
he does.
Disgusting
'Unable to accept ' husband's cheating? Biased and sexist terms used here.
How about 'unwilling to accept this breach of the marriage CONTRACT'?
I don't blame her at all . Would u be willing to accept ur husband cheating on you ?
@All About Power Same thing I was thinking myself .
Thank you DW for going such depths and bringing out this wonderful documentary. I live in a poor country and you are my eyes.
Hi Yoda 1, that's a pretty big responsibility being one s eyes...thank you for your trust !
@@DWDocumentary Thank you guys. Excellent work. Someday when I can travel, I will go these places and my inspiration will be your documentaries. Keep shining keep smiling
This is literally "The law of demand and supply in human form". 💯
Hail to the king Adam smith 😂😂😂
Oh.. I really appreciate them. They are very tough women.
300 days of rain! But good for her adjusting to that sunless land and building her home there. Fishing and island life is same in Philippines
Filipinos are everywhere, they are very versatile, hardworking, sweet and loving. Beng is a bad A** , very strong Filipina woman. Nice Nissan juke ! Enjoyed the video.
I am happy that DW made this documentary video. I hope that my fellow Filipino women would be able to watch this video, and in doing so, would have a second thought of going to Faroe Islands instead of going to Middle East countries.
Thank you DW, this video can make my fellow Filipino women to think more positively and try new opportunity of having a better future for themselves and their loved ones in the Philippines.
what are you saying ? there's no job opportunity in faroe islands except if you married there you can go there.
There are no jobs in farroe
The Philippines are such a vast archipelago. Is it a coincidence that the Filipinas seem to find it easier to get by with the insular environment of Faroe Islands since they're used to being an islander back in the Philippines??
ALso probably the religion compatibility, most filipinos are Christians.
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A very nice video. I missed the interviewer explaining that this phenomenon of women leaving rural areas is common all over the world. The men feel a duty to continue on the family farm which has been in the family for centuries, or the family fishing company, and the women want the opportunities of the cities. In Norway, we have more than 60% of the students at colleges and universities that are women. In rural areas, just as on the Faeroe Islands, it is a majority of men.
Marriage between Africans and Norwegians is very skewed. out of the 550 per year, 500 are women marrying an African man, and only 50 Norwegian men marrying African women. The women often meet their African men on the beach on a holiday trip or as employed on an NGO. These relationships are statistically very short-lived, leaving the men in limbo because they get forced out of the country.
Marriage between Norwegians and Asians is also skewed, but this time more Norwegian men marry Asian women than the other way around. Because there are more Norwegian women than men in the cities, and fewer of them in rural areas, a slightly higher proportion of rural men travel far to find someone to marry. Even though there are a few bad cases, these marriages generally last long statistically.
I think it would be nice if the interviewer had explained these things. She should also have explained that old fashioned traditional values are more common all over the world in rural areas. The question could also have been turned around: Why do women not want to live in rural areas? And this is worldwide. It is not only that there is a more traditional lifestyle. There are other factors too. I do not know the answer, but I think it has a deep biological background. We see the same pattern in genetic studies of African tribes way before there was any movement to cities: The women move away, the men stay. Some tribes have rules to counter that, such as in the Maasai that the youngest daughter inherits the parent's house.
Can i ask you, what norwegians think about latinas??
@@estebq2762 There are nice people everywhere! Latinas are beautiful people!
I am 6th generation 🇦🇺 farmer, and many more before that in England.
My brother lives now lives in one of the biggest Cities on earth whilst I am raising my children on a farm, hopefully they’ll choose to stay! I spent some time living in the city but never wanted to stay their forever let alone raise my kids in a city. Rural life for me!
Hi Fred Midtgaard, thx for enriching the community with lots of interesting insights ! Stay tuned!
@@Pheluv I agree with you! I prefer to live in a rural environment too. My kids also live in the city. Fortunately, it's not far from where I live to the city (Oslo, Norway) where they live. I have been all over Australia and love the country. Beautiful nature you have there!
how good it is to-be loved and respected! im from the Philippines too
It is so lovely to hear of these places! It must feel so good to live safely🙌🏻 I take my hat of to Beng for leaving her cheating husband and making it on her own. Lovely traditions there too.
Damn this guy🤨🤨!!! How can you go so far as marrying a women from abroad, but the manage to cheat on her!!! why do we sabotage ourselves like that !!!😒😒
Because one good woman was not enougj😉
Milvian Poulsen 😂😂😂😂😂😂 he wants them all for himself
Purva P you got that right!!!
This channel is amazing. It’s connects you with you world. Thank you DW.
The title gives a bad impression about the documentary
jeff jeff Wait, how so?
Agreed
@@LegendTheAnonymous " what to do with surplus men " why indicates there is a problem with those men because they are surplus men more than what women need ??!! Like because they aren't utility for a women they became a problem , there is no problem with these men therefore there is nothing to do
jeff jeff Oh I see. Well I don’t know I think you are a bit oversensitive, I think it is just a title to capture attention, also surplus doesn’t have to mean that these men are useless.
I guess on how you interpret it I guess
Traditional marriages don't automatically mean abusive men and weak women. Yes, in some cases. But there's just as much trouble in "modern" marriages too 🙄. It's about mutual respect and both parties being happy with how they choose to live. More power to them.
Thank you!
Segregation is inherently dangerous
Exactly. Toxic marriages painted a bad picture for traditional marriages but they are not always like that. I hope more people realize this.