Korean Girl Raised in Philippines — Now She Feels More Filipino Than Korean

She was born in Korea, but the Philippines is all she knows. After 23 years of living, studying, and growing up in the local culture, her identity has shifted in ways she never expected. This is a story of what happens when the place you were born feels like a foreign country, and the place you moved to becomes your only home. In this conversation, we explore the deep connection between identity and environment. From the challenges of being a foreigner in her own "homeland" to the overwhelming kindness of the Filipino people that kept her here for over two decades. This is life beyond tourism — it’s about heart, heritage, and finding where you truly belong. ► Daily BTS on Instagram:   / calvin_castiel   ► Facebook:   / calvincastielpage   📍Real life in the Philippines — beyond the tourism version.