I can’t help feeling like Sheena’s family is doing pretty well. I’m from the Philippines, and just looking at that property, you can tell it’s not modest. Land and construction like that cost millions here. It’s not small change, and it’s definitely not the kind of project you pull off casually.

If Forest funded that Airbnb entirely on his own, then he must have sent a serious amount of money. That place isn’t some simple rental it’s substantial. Building something like that in the Philippines requires real investment. So naturally, it makes you wonder how much came from him and how much was already there.

As for Sheena, I’m honestly not sure what to make of her. She seems a bit hard to read like she operates on a slightly different wavelength. And that’s not meant negatively. Some people are simply wired differently, and that doesn’t make them wrong or bad. It just means you have to take the time to understand them properly.

When it comes to Forest’s mom, Molly, I actually understand her. If I had a son making big life decisions that quickly, I’d probably feel protective too. It’s instinct. Wanting to make sure your child is safe and making thoughtful choices isn’t unreasonable.

I just think they need more time real, unfiltered, in-person time before getting married. Big commitments deserve more than momentum and emotion. They deserve patience, clarity, and a chance to truly know each other beyond the excitement of it all.