yung sobrang pandidiri mo sa mahihirap na di mo matanggap na di nila kasalanan ang kakulangan ng job opportunities. so dahil ayaw mo sa mga barker, gusto mong maging taga-bukas na lang sila ng pinto? sure kang hindi ka isa sa mga taong naiirita sa mga namamalimos sa 7/11?
@xi0mara1@yengyosi_ the barkers who are not needed sa area na marami nman sumasakay
at binabawasan pa kita ng driver sa paghingi hingi
this isnt about poverty they can choose to do other stuff like magbukas ng pinto sa convenience store which is ok kesa makibawas pa sa kita ng jeepney drivers
sum1 in qrt said if they just wanted to see women constantly get pushed down, they'd rather watch a docu. WALK ON THEN. it means these stories are Not For You. doesn't mean a piece of media is bad and not feminist Enough. it just means IT IS NOT YOUR PREFERENCE.
Apothecary presents all these feminist issues but rarely does anything other than frown at it. They’re posed as uncomfortable facts of life instead of violent injustices. Not asking for a revolt, I liked Tale of Shim Cheong because it grants characters agency in feminism.
"tickets are digital and so is my money" girl we cant even fucking pay with an e-wallet at 7/11s NATIONWIDE bc they never work. 'tong mga kupal na kala mo sa kanila umiikot buong mundo
1. Daughters are more likely to contribute financially
2. Physical caretaking IS FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION.
EVERY. MINUTE of that unpaid labor is money your parents arent giving to the hospitals, insurance, the government. It’s MONEY they use to eat. For gas. It COSTS WOMEN MONEY to be caregivers. They LOSE money for being caregivers.