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The pain of regret is overwhelming. That night when I felt the cramping pain, I should’ve attended the hospital. At least even though it’s going to be the same outcome, I knew I fought for you. But I didn’t, and that regret will haunt me for the rest of my life.
I’m not getting paid enough for the amount of abuse and bullying I receive from either patients, patient’s family, or co-workers. Now I can’t sleep because of you! 🙄
Came across hate tweets towards @SB19Official and it broke my heart. What did they do to you? They’re the purest human beings. They don’t deserve that. Go hate the fandom all you want, but not SB19. All they do is to follow their passion and dream. So please leave them alone.
‘NO REASON TO SPREAD HATE, DISRESPECT OR DRAG DOWN FELLOW FILIPINOS’
READ: SB19's Pablo has released a statement after Alas Pilipinas player Sisi Rondina's remark during a program in South Korea caused a feud between the P-pop group's fans, known as A'Tin, and Philippine volleyball fans.
“Our goal as a team since we started hasn’t changed: Iangat ang kulturang Pinoy sa global stage,” he writes. “And we know na hindi kami nag-iisa sa goal na ‘to dahil marami pang ibang Pinoy ang nagsusumikap at nag sasakripisyo para sa layon na ‘to.”
The singer-songwriter continues, “Respect and acknowledge na hindi lahat ng tao, aware or kilala ang grupo namin. Hindi sa lahat ng oras, everyone will hold a favorable opinion of us. That’s fine!”
"At the end of the day, we're proud of, and respect, every Filipino who's made strides to uplift the country whether sa music, sa sports, and sa iba pang larangan."
During the Sunday program in Korea, Alas Pilipinas was asked which performances they were excited to see; some said "SB19," while Rondina quipped, "Starbucks lang alam ko." | 📷: Pablo/X, Instagram
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