kros

be less hard on yourself.

[kros @krosarchives]

🤓

[sj @badingsoinlove]

speaking of the voice kids ph contestants who could've been the winners of their seasons, may i add francis in the conversation

grabe talaga tatak ng audition na to sakin like that falsetto??

[supremo @supremocutie]

PARANG CONFIRMED YUNG MGA SABI-SABI ABOUT CRIMINOLOGY STUDENTS HAHAHAHA.

I FEEL SO CRIMINOLOGY RN HAHHAHAHA

#ShowtimeTalakch

[kros @krosarchives]

@aldrinangeles13 Pick up

[kros @krosarchives]

STOP WEAPONIZING YOUR DAUGHTER!

[kros @krosarchives]

Let Toni answer for Toni. Let Jelai answer for Jelai. Leave Tyronia out of it. Stop turning a minor's emotions into content, sympathy, and ammunition just to influence an audience into choosing a side. A child should not have to meddle in an adult's issue.

[kros @krosarchives]

If Toni genuinely wants to protect Tyronia, then she should be the first person to take her out of this situation. Don't let her become the spokesperson. Don't let her become the defender. Don't let her become the emotional centerpiece of a controversy that started between adults

[kros @krosarchives]

YOU CAN’T USE YOUR DAUGHTER AS A SHIELD AND THEN CALL IT PROTECTION!

[kros @krosarchives]

Of course people are going to feel sympathetic when they see a child being hurt. That's natural. And that is exactly why using a child's emotions in an adult controversy is so powerful.

[kros @krosarchives]

A child crying should not be used as proof that one adult is right. A child's anger should not be used as ammunition against another adult. And a child's defense of a parent should not suddenly erase whatever accountability that parent may have.

[kros @krosarchives]

Whether Toni consciously intended to manipulate the audience or not, putting her daughter at the center of the situation naturally shifts public sympathy toward her side and away from the actual issue.

[kros @krosarchives]

What makes this even more frustrating is how easily the conversation gets redirected once a child becomes involved. Instead of people asking what actually happened between the adults and who should be accountable, suddenly the focus becomes Tyronia's emotions.

[kros @krosarchives]

Hindi dapat trabaho ng bata ang mag manage ng public image niya or makiharap sa libo-libong strangers na may opinion tungkol sa family problems nila

[kros @krosarchives]

But when their lives, emotions, and personal experiences become part of an influencer career, there needs to be a serious boundary. Their priority should be school, education, personal development, friendships, and simply growing up

[kros @krosarchives]

i’ll drop it here.

tbh, what pisses me off about this whole situation is how a conflict between adults keeps getting dragged down to the point where a minor is being placed right in the middle of it.

[kros @krosarchives]

And this is exactly why I question why minors are being given such massive platforms and being pushed so heavily into influencer culture at such a young age. There is nothing wrong with a child appearing in family content.

[kros @krosarchives]

The point is that she should never have been placed in this position in the first place. Whatever happened between Toni and Jelai is between the adults. Tyronia should not have to explain herself, defend her mother, answer for her mother's issues.

[kros @krosarchives]

I am not automatically taking Tyronia's side either. Being a minor does not automatically make someone right, and being emotional does not automatically prove who is telling the truth. But that also does not mean she deserves to be attacked.

[kros @krosarchives]

Toni should know better than to allow her daughter to become part of a public fight that she had nothing to do with. If you actually want to protect your child, you don't put her in front of an audience and let her carry the emotional weight of an adult conflict.

[kros @krosarchives]

And at this point, I can’t ignore how Toni is weaponizing her own daughter in this issue. Maybe people will argue that Tyronia is simply speaking for herself, but as the parent and the adult…

[Arky @arkcarlly]

Kayo din ba? Do you immediately go silent when something upsets you? I mean, it's a coping mechanism I’ve developed over time. Instead of expressing my anger or frustration, I simply withdraw and try to process my emotions in private. I prefer handling my problems on my own.