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why is it so hard for people to understand that men have boundaries, too? bakit kapag lalaki na yung paulit-ulit na nagsasabi ng NO, parang hindi na lang pinapansin? jeo already declined politely and even explained why he didn’t want to eat, pero bakit kailangan pa ring ipilit? oo, gets namin na concern kayo, and there’s nothing wrong with offering food. pero bakit parang si jeo pa ngayon yung masama just because he chose not to eat, kahit paulit-ulit na siyang pinipilit? sasabihin niyong masyado siyang bina-baby, when in fact, he’s not even asking anyone to baby him. siya na nga itong paulit-ulit na nagsasabing ayaw niya, pero hindi pa rin nirerespeto yung decision niya. why is that so hard to understand? NO is a complete answer. he shouldn’t have to repeat himself just to make people understand that he genuinely doesn’t want something. concern doesn’t give anyone the right to keep pushing or make someone feel guilty for standing by their decision. and what’s even more frustrating is that people are so quick to criticize the way jeo speaks, but conveniently overlook how his refusal wasn’t respected in the first place. bakit mas napapansin niyo yung reaction niya kaysa sa paulit-ulit na pag-ignore sa NO niya? MEN HAVE BOUNDARIES, TOO. RESPECT JEO’S NO. PROTECT JEO ONG #FreeJeo

why is it so hard for people to understand that men have boundaries, too? bakit kapag lalaki na yung paulit-ulit na nagsasabi ng NO, parang hindi na lang pinapansin? jeo already declined politely and even explained why he didn’t want to eat, pero bakit kailangan pa ring ipilit? oo, gets namin na concern kayo, and there’s nothing wrong with offering food. pero bakit parang si jeo pa ngayon yung masama just because he chose not to eat, kahit paulit-ulit na siyang pinipilit? sasabihin niyong masyado siyang bina-baby, when in fact, he’s not even asking anyone to baby him. siya na nga itong paulit-ulit na nagsasabing ayaw niya, pero hindi pa rin nirerespeto yung decision niya. why is that so hard to understand? NO is a complete answer. he shouldn’t have to repeat himself just to make people understand that he genuinely doesn’t want something. concern doesn’t give anyone the right to keep pushing or make someone feel guilty for standing by their decision. and what’s even more frustrating is that people are so quick to criticize the way jeo speaks, but conveniently overlook how his refusal wasn’t respected in the first place. bakit mas napapansin niyo yung reaction niya kaysa sa paulit-ulit na pag-ignore sa NO niya? MEN HAVE BOUNDARIES, TOO. RESPECT JEO’S NO. PROTECT JEO ONG #FreeJeo

gehlee blatantly said out loud that she doesn’t want to be in a love team, and the housemates heard her. jeo, on the other hand, has always avoided the topic, but it’s not like he hasn’t made his discomfort known either. so i really don’t get why it has to reach a point where gehlee is being made into a subject of bets, or where jeo is visibly getting annoyed because he’s clearly not in the mood, yet people still insist on teasing him. mahina ba talaga ang comprehension ng mga tao diyan sa loob? it’s honestly so disrespectful. and for us outside the house, yes, we’re free to ship whoever we want. the housemates aren’t even aware of what’s happening outside, but that doesn’t mean we get to disregard their boundaries. sana alam din natin kung saan mag-draw ng line, kailan titigil, and when to read the room. hindi sa lahat ng pagkakataon, ship ang dapat inuuna. more than anything, the well-being of the people we support should always come first, and yes, i’m talking about every ship. PROTECT JEO AND GEHLEE