DK: "Yes, Cheol hyung. Jeonghannie hyung is with us."
SC: "Why are you answering his phone?"
DK: "He's taking selfies with Wonie Hyung. Don't worry hyung, I'll drop him home after dinner."
HW: 🧍♂️
SC: "No need. Tell him, I am outside"
Intent doesn't erase impact. Regardless of what you meant, the comparison reinforced a stereotype against an entire profession.
Considering you've already had hospital exposure, I honestly expected more nuance. Sana sa susunod, think carefully before posting. Words carry weight, especially when they influence how people perceive an entire profession.
we can take all the insults. you can call out the bullies, the mean girls, even the stupid creators who happen to be nurses. but being associated with a field that's often criticized over abuse of authority and human rights issues? sino ba kasi matutuwa ron? think before u click
I can’t defend the “mean girls” stereotype because real naman talaga minsan. But comparing it to Crim? Bye that’s the biggest insult na narinig ko about my program.
Healthcare workers are already one of the most underpaid professionals, yet we handle people’s lives every day. Overworked, exhausted, and underappreciated, but we still choose to care and serve.
Before making assumptions about a profession, maybe understand the reality behind it first.