The phenomenon of reverse culture shock – when one needs to re-learn the old ways upon returning – is very real.
The results of a 2022 Social Weather Stations survey showed that 17% of adult Filipinos aspire to live abroad.
But after realizing that she wanted to be a practicing artist, Palallos decided that her story in Spain had come to an end, and she returned to the Philippines. Even after she decided she wanted to shift to the nonprofit sector, she actively looked for work still in her adopted country. Lappay said the key is to find a balance between having a great deal of independence and setting boundaries for yourself and the collective Filipino culture, which has fuzzy boundaries.
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