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10 Amazing Reasons to Marry a Filipina Number 10: They Are Excellent Home Keepers Filipino women equate domestic responsibility with being a good wife. Their home is a great source of pride for them and they do their best to create a warm and loving environment for their family. Early in life, they are taught how to cook, wash clothes, clean, and other household chores. Even the educational system includes subjects like Practical Arts, Home Economics, and Home Management. Number 9: They Are Well Educated In the Philippines, college education is very important. Parents willingly sell their land and other properties to support the educational needs of their children. As a result, the literacy rate for Filipinas aged 15-24 is 98 percent, and 100.9 percent for adults. As of July 2010, the percentage of licensed professional women was higher at 63.7 percent than licensed professional men at 36.3 percent. Recent data also revealed that 89.58 percent of public elementary school teachers and 77.06 percent of the public secondary school teachers are female. Number 8: They Are Resourceful Raised with limited resources, Filipinas are both hard-working and very resourceful. To feed several children on a limited household budget, most Filipinas learn to do sideline selling, and they learn to minimise household expenditures. They also grow vegetables, and plant fruit trees to provide for their families. They would rather wash dishes and clothes by hand rather than expending electricity. Number 7: They Are Hospitable When they have guests over, you can be sure that they are treated like a VIP. When guests are expected, the house is thoroughly cleaned, curtains are replaced, and special dining plates are used. If possible, they will kill the fattened calf for their guests, and offers the master's bedroom. In some cases, they would be indebted to a nearby convenient store just to have something special for their guests. Number 6: They Are Good Mothers With their nurturing attitude, and natural liking for children, Filipinas are good mothers. If their husbands' income would allow, Filipina wives would prefer staying home and take care of their children than sending them to a nursery. And when their children invite their friends over, Filipina wives would make sure that they have plenty of food, the karaoke machine is ready, and that their children's activities are wholesome and safe. Number 5: They Are Conservative About Sex Filipinas are raised to believe that sex is reserved for someone they intend to marry and spend the rest of their lives. Remaining chaste until marriage is a virtue that Filipino girls are often reminded by their parents. Pregnancy outside marriage is considered to bring dishonor to the family's name. Public display of affection is not common, and sexual education is an aspect that many Filipino parents are not too comfortable discussing to their children. Number 4: They are Family-Oriented Faithfulness to the family is a tradition that is characteristic of the Filipino society. To a Filipina, family will always remain a great priority. And when the need arises, they are willing to sacrifice their career to take care of their ailing parents, or children. For Filipinos working in foreign countries, the welfare of their families in the Philippine serve as their source of motivation and strength. In 2016, overseas Filipino workers around the world sent $26.92 billion back to the Philippines. Number 3: They Are One-Man Relationship Filipinas are raised with a high regard for the sanctity of marriage and consider it a life long commitment. Since there is no divorce in the Philippines, Filipinas strive to make their marriages work. Other nationals married to Filipinas testify that they make the best wives in the world: loyal, loving, and faithful. The vow “till death do us part” is an ideal that many Filipinas adhere to. Number 2: They Are Religious Predominantly Catholic, the Philippines is the only Christian nation in the Far East. Among Filipino families, going to church is a regular family ritual. Filipino children are taught to respect church authorities, and are often reminded the importance of prayer and attending church worship. Even in the political arena, the suggestion of the church to support a particular candidate is followed by its adherents. Number 1: They Are Exotic and Beautiful. Among Asian women, Filipinas are the ones who exhibit an exotic and oriental beauty. As a result, the Philippines rank third of most titles won in international beauty competitions. In addition, Filipinas are raised in a special sense of honor called Delikadesa, a Spanish term which means daintiness. It is defined as a sense of propriety, an act of being refined or delicate in tastes and manners.