Siguro nga, yung iba nating mga kababayan, nakakalimot na. Pero ako, bilang isang manggagawa dito sa ibang bansa, laging ang Pilipinas at ang aking pamilya pa rin ang nasa isipan, at sa aking palagay, malayong makalimutan ko sila sapagkat sila ang dahilan kung bakit ako narito. Ganuon din ang aking pagiging isang Pilipino.

[i] filipinos who are in abroads. or called OFWs. are HEROES :] [/i]

[quote=lil_innocent_1]Have you ever noticed that a lot of Filipino nurses travel abroad? I also have noticed that they're slowly forgetting their home. The Philippines. I am one of those people. [u]Me, I love the Philippines!![/u] I moved to the U.S. when I was 9 then I turned 2 weeks later. Now, I'm 12 and turning 13 in 2 weeks. I noticed that they're also forgetting their culture. Besides food, they crave more foreign merchandises. A digital camera here, an Ipod over there, at least 2 flat screen tvs in almost every house.... We forget the people living in the Philippines who barely have the money to buy food. Yet here we are spending all our money away like we don't have a care in the world. I'm just asking, what's your opinion about this? [b]I'm not implying that we are this. I'm just saying that we slowly forget. We still remember but we don't think about it.[/b][/quote] [b][color=blue]I dont think so....yes,there maybe some that forgets but as ive noticed most of them are sending money here & they are helping the gov. & also phil. to paid off the so called 'Utang ng bayan' & to accept the fact that they are considered as the high contributor of taxesssssss.....[/b][/color]

[quote=sugarstyx_x]Concerning the fact that the way of living is different, there are also lots of sacrifices filipino have to make in order to provide to their family in the philippines from abroad. What I'm saying is, filipinos might not talk about it all the time, they might not say how much they miss their homeland, they might not provide much for their homeland but i'm pretty damn sure, if you're born filipino: you know enough to NEVER forget or be ashamed that it is YOUR HOMELAND and it will stay that way -no matter how many flat screen TV's you've got in your house.[/quote] I agree with you, but sometimes Filipinos here in U.S. are really being spoiled much, I know that they really love the family that they had in our country. But there is thing that I don't know how can I explain, but It just like sounds what the thread starter says. Sometimes Filipinos just go with the flow over here in U.S. because of the way we live here, not like in the Philippines.

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