Let me pick your brain: when does accountability end and punishment begin? At what point do we stop reducing people to their mistakes and allow room for growth, especially after they’ve faced consequences and shown change?
Ppl aren’t forgetting her past actions, we treat a man who harasses a woman the same way. Even if he “improves,” he’s still reduced to what he did. In Awra’s case, though, the criticism isn’t just about the action; it’s also about who she is. That’s accountability mixed with bias
There is a better way naman siguro to answer that basher. Remember nagka-kaso si Awra before. Sana nagpakabait nalang siya, rather than being matapobre.
@zomb13boy@zajerel I was referring to his intention or the action behind the message, not the specific wording he used. If we nitpick every little thinh we’ll definitely see people in wrong light. I don’t think he meant harm at all just need to do express thing bit better next time.
@zomb13boy@zajerel I think what he meant was that the person became more attractive things just went downhill at the part where he mentioned “pag payat” that’s why I understood it as an attempt to compliment him.
@zomb13boy@zajerel I think my focus was bit a misplaced earlier when I posted that. I was on the side the defending the action of actually complimenting him and I don’t think he should be called out but I understand that the call out was actually for the context. So yeah dense nga kanina. Sorry.