When asked about their perceptions of OFWs as children, current OFWs all answered with certainty: OFWs, you have a better chance of living a life in above the standard standard of living. in our country. But keep in mind that being an OFW does not guarantee that a person will become rich and successful. But at least most OFWs find a better life working abroad and provide abundantly for their families… Since I was a child, I always say [sic] that when I grow up, I want to be a sailor and become rich. . (Sollano). From the interviews, it was understood that the OFW is “a person willing to sacrifice himself for a certain period of time” (Almira) but who is openly aware that the OFW must “provide for the financial needs of the family and provide assistance to others. who are in need”