The Typical Filipina Wife
Sen. Pia Cayetano (Senator, Republic of the Philippines)
What are you looking for when it comes to choosing a wife? Do you prioritize the physical features of the woman or do you find some time thinking of her attitude and personality. Men, admittedly, would always take the first step, when it comes to looking for woman, and look initially on the physical features of a woma. This includes the face (eyes, nose, lips), the contour o the body, and of course the basic assets men would naturally dig in such as the legs, and the chest. The least thing for men to notice in women is the perfet character a woman beholds. This includes the likings and favorites of the women, the kind of laugh they would share, and the kind of humor they would spill. These standards have far been discussed and debated for over decades and still, no one, not even women, would testify and prove that it’s always the beauty over the brains.
Now this is a part of the discussion. Will a man go for beauty alone? Or he would rather prefer take the notes of someone with a good character. Marrying someone who could not just show her beauty but also present her prowess in maintaining her stature as a woman of dignity and character is not an egg beating task for it is rare to find someone who not only has the former but also has the latter.
This by far is the best quality a Filipina has to offer–beauty, brains, and character.
Filipina beauty is incomparable. Foreigners would always swoon over these women’s brown and sexy color that adds to the beauty Asians have.
When it comes to intelligence, Filipinas are not the last in the global list. Many of their women are already pronounced powerful not just in Asia but also in the world. The current Commander-in-chief Gloria Arroyo is labeled as the world’s 40th most powerful woman in the world this year. Time Magazine also gave tribute to Former President Corazon Aquino, giving her a chair in the pedestal of those most influetials in the world. These are testimonies of how women would nonetheless rule men and nations because of intelligence.
Another trait a Filipina has is her character. The dignity and sense of responsibility they have is also unequal. Gone are the days that you can only tie these women in their homes and let men do the rugged work. They are now equal, in opportunities and responsibility, as to men. They have the chance to work and balance their motherhood.
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