Ito lang— wala kaming pake kahit sino pa dawit sa flood control issue na yan. Panagutin at ikulong yang mga pulitiko na yan kung guilty sila kahit sino pang kaalyado nila.
“I love my LGBT friends, but...”
No, mahal. If we really love them, we’d fight that they enjoy the same rights as we do. We’d educate ourselves about their struggles. We’d use our straight privilege to dismantle an old system that oppresses them. ✊🏼💜
Basta stop letting people consume you. They didn’t call? Go to sleep. They didn’t message you? Put your phone down and have a better day. They didn’t make an effort? Match their energy. Never let your happiness depend on anyone.
goodness gracious! ikaw 'yung nag-shoplift
you were the one caught stealing on cctv
homhaygahd, no way!
i cannot take this anymore, no way!
my twin brother is a criminal!
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.
It’s bothersome how sometimes those who are part of the LGBTQIA+ community are the ones who come up with the most homophobic (lesbophobic, even) comments.
Criticism and opinions can be thrown without making unnecessary remarks about personal preference, appearance and how people choose to comfortably present themselves. Not to mention those of you who laugh along with the colorist and misogynistic comments. Backwards much?