An in-depth analysis of the paradise for Filipino men - Angeles City

Many friends who plan to go to the Philippines should have seen Angeles City in travel forums. Angeles means angel in Spanish, so Angeles City is translated as "City of Angels".

When I first heard this name, it felt very romantic, thinking it was a religious holy place or a place for petty bourgeoisie internet celebrities to check in. But in fact, this may be the darkest place in the Philippines. Many women have fallen here, and many mixed-race children have been forced to be born here. The name of the devil's city may be more suitable for this place.



Angeles City is located about 80 kilometers from Manila. Due to its geographical location near the Clark U.S. military base, many Filipinos gather here to do business with the U.S. military to make money to support their families. Among them, there are some desperate Filipino women. These women lack other production skills, so they can only choose to sell their bodies. Slowly, this place has formed a certain scale and gradually became the largest red-light district in the Philippines--Angel City.

Although there are sex workers in many East Asian countries, the Philippines can be said to have the largest number of sex workers in East Asia, and the largest gathering place for sex workers in the Philippines is Angel City. The go go bars here are connected one after another, and you can see many women in revealing clothes soliciting customers at the door.

Maybe you will be curious why there is no police in charge of such blatant behavior. But in fact, due to the economic situation in the Philippines and the livelihood issues of the locals, the local officials can only turn a blind eye, which may be one of the reasons why Angel City can continue to this day.



A large number of mixed-race children are born here every year. It can be said that this is the largest birthplace of mixed-race children in the Philippines. Because the American soldiers stationed nearby in the early days and the male prostitutes from all over the world later sought pleasure here to vent their animal desires, but the local women believed that contraception was a wrong behavior due to the religious beliefs of the Philippine Catholic Church. In addition, the local backwardness and the promotion of relevant knowledge were almost zero, so many mixed-race children were born here every year.

According to local official reports, there are at least 100,000 mixed-race children born here. Almost all the mixed-race children here have never seen their fathers since they were born. Many of them look forward to their fathers suddenly appearing at their doorsteps one day, but this wish will probably never come true in this lifetime. The most mixed-race children born here are Filipino-Korean mixed-race children. Many Koreans prefer to study in the Philippines. A relatively large store here tends to serve Koreans, and many facilities in the store are marked in Korean.

In addition to Korean mixed-race children, there are more blond and blue-eyed white mixed-race children. Many Filipinos have the idea of ​​flattering foreigners. They think that foreign countries are good, and as long as you are white, you can enjoy better treatment than local people.

Many women here are not satisfied with their current lives. They expect a prince charming to save them from the dire straits. Therefore, they are easily deceived by the sweet words of men, follow them and fly away, imagining a better life in the future. However, in reality, what they are about to welcome is to move to another place to engage in prostitution, during which they may even be beaten or even forced to become addicted to drugs.



Of course, some women followed their partners and lived the good life they had always dreamed of. But when they became pregnant, their partners showed disgust and kicked them away irresponsibly. However, due to the local religious issues in the Philippines, these women still choose to give birth to their children, and these children are forced to lose their fathers from birth.

In the posts about the City of Angels, some posts objectively describe the appearance of the City of Angels, some people express disgust with it, and some people bluntly say that it is really a paradise. But is it really a paradise? Is heaven the appearance of countless children losing their fathers from birth? Is it the appearance of mothers selling their bodies to survive? Is this the look of a father evading responsibility for the sake of momentary pleasure?

There are no angels in the City of Angels, only demons in human form, and women and children who want to escape but cannot escape their fate. There is no human rights here. Many mothers here continue to receive clients in order to prevent their children from following in their footsteps. However, due to lack of education and financial support, many children can only work in the City of Angels when they grow up. I just hope that they can have a good future and no longer suffer these pains.