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Sunday, November 20, 2022

Insta Scoop: Maggie Wilson Questions Why PH Culture Makes People Afraid to Speak Up and Act


Images courtesy of Instagram: wilsonmaggie

61 comments:

  1. Outspoken na bastos. Hindi namin nakakalimutan yung mga pinagsasabi mo sa fellow beauty queens mo. Money can't buy class.

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    1. Luh, don't forget din she called out the exclusive resort bec of their yayas menu lol..may truth naman sa mga sinasabi nya

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    2. 12.15 nagdecide sila ng kung anong klaseng menu ang dapat ipakita dun sa tao? Ignorante talaga karamihan sa'ting mg Pinoy.

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    3. Korek remember ng binady shame nila ni Bea Santiago si Catriona, karma is digital talaga.

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    4. Yun sinabi nya abt catriona, opinion nya yun. And totoo naman na during that time d naman tlga maganda katawan ni cat e. Fan ako ni Cat pero d tlga maganda katawan nya nun sumali sya sa bb. She also apologized to Cat in case d mo alam.

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    5. Fyi that isnt an opinion. Thats bashing and making fun of someone already. May bet kasi silang iba. Her and Bea Santiago were bullying Catriona bec of her body. And now, look what has happened to both of them.
      And i also think pinoys now are outspoken, too much actually it’s borderline complaining on everything.

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    6. She just out her opinion, wala siyang sinabi kundi may mas magagandang katawan pa kesa kay catriona, whichis totoo nmn. Yung lang ang sinabi nya kasama si bea rose.

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    7. Matutong mag move on girl.

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    8. Balikan nyo. Interview sa kanya ni mo
      Makakita nyo paano nya pinagtawanan yung pobreng beauty pageant contestant

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  2. Pinoys normally don't like when other people are being prangka or brutally honest with them. Pinoys prefer that you sugar coat the words na sasabihin mo.

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    1. Yes kaya we’re not moving forward. Di kaya tanggapin harsh truth and not willing to change what they’re accustomed to

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    2. True, they hate the guts of brave women. Gusto nila nagbobolahan lang din sila sila sa circle nila.

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    3. 11.21 I think it's not the dislike on honesty or dislike on frankness. It's the inability to take constructive criticism that's why people on here say dapat putulan ng internet yong isang tao. They want other people to shut up. They have tyranny in them. To me just because someone has no point it doesn't mean na dapat tanggalin na yong freedom of speech niya.

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    4. Who told you that? Filipinos are outspoken and prangka. D nga lng s public tulad ng ginagawa mo.

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  3. Iba kasi culture dito. Mapanlamang mga tao at hindi confrontational pero mga expert sa backstabbing.

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    1. Oo nga, angagaling ng PR pero sila sila nagpaPlastikan😂😂

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    2. 11:21 this comment

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    3. totoo ‘yung mapanlamang, sa lahat ng bagay. walang pagpapahalaga sa ibang tao o bagay basta siya o pamilya niya ay ok

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  4. We are wired that way. We’ve been colonized too long that we have colonialism mentality. This is evident in BPO companies. Foreign bosses or counterpart are very upfront and frank but Filipino employees just bow down and follow their whims even if unreasonable na. Filipino bosses work to impress their foreign counterparts kaya ang tindi ng SLAs ng BPOs.

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    1. That is so true. Kapwa pinoy hihilahin ka pababa para lang magpa impress sa boss. Tuwang tuwa magpa alila sa bosses abroad tapos rude sa kapwa pinoy employees

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    2. 11.21 I think its not colonial mentality kasi kahit na Pinoy ang boss mo susunod ka pa din dahil takot ka na baka hindi ka magustuhan. Matindi ang service quality dahil ganun ang demand ng mga foreigners. So walang kinalamam yong matindi ang sla dahil nagpapaimpress ang pinoy boss.

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    3. 3:38 takot na hindi ka magustuhan? In a perfect world, matatakot ka lang kung nagkamali ka sa work not hindi magustuhan. Ang foreigners ay hindi ganoon katindi magtrabaho katulad ng kayod ng bpos dito. Ive been in 2 countries for a training for a bpo companies. Ang tindi ng SLAs na hinihingi sa pinoy na hindi naman nila ginagawa sa opisina nila sa ibang bansa. Why? Because we allowed them to do that to us

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  5. Kahit sa ibang culture sasabihin don't air your dirty laundry in the public. Nakakaloka na pati size ng ex husband mo sinasabi mo. Pano hindi kayo pag piyestahan kahit sa Hollywood ganyan din. Kung may care ka private mo nalang, walang influence ang mga matrites sa kaso mo kaya nasa iyo nalang kung gusto mo lagi nasa headline

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    1. This. As if naman hndi nya nakalakihan at inugali din yun kaloka

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    2. Jusme yan lang talaga napulot mo s ahaba ng caption ni Maggie?

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  6. But you are also afraid. You’re only speaking out because you have the privilege of being outside the country.

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  7. But you are also afraid because can’t even come back to the Philippines and visit your family. It’s easy to be brave to speak and act when you’re far away. Get off your privileged high horse.

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  8. Sa experience ko ha ako na yun nag warn ako pa yun napapasama kaya ayaw ko na lang magsalita. Yun pinagsabihan ko nagalit sa akin kasi ayaw maniwala kahit may ebidensya ako, chinuchu yun warning ko sabay 2 sila inaway ako na pakialamera daw ako. Ayun in the end yun sinumbong ko nagkatotoo balik si friend sa akin para mag sorry. It may have vindicated me pero na stress ako sa mga pangaaway nila. I told myself I'll never say anything anymore to a person who isn't asking or who is so bilib sa mga manloloko. I also need to save myself and my peace of mind.

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    1. If the subject is personal don't engage into it unless she ask.

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    2. Personal na away nila iyon. Hindi ka naman talaga dapat sumali doon unless na humingi sa iyo ng saklolo.

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  9. Daming hanash ni Ate Ghorl

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  10. Naka one point ka na nga eh. Please stop na.

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  11. Wala sa nationality yan, Maggie. Generally, we humans, like to look after ourselves.

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  12. Ganun talaga pag pinoy, in my case family keneme naman kinall-out ko kapatid kong may anak na naka sampa pala ang kuryente sa bahay na tinayo ko sa pilipinas, since di man ako parati dun (i live abroad) nalaman laman ko neto lang na nglagay pa din pala ng aircon at my expense! parents ko nalang cargo ko, hindi na sila inaway ko asawa nya at sya at sinabihan kong lumayas nalang kau kung ayaw nyogn mgkabit ng sariling kwentador... tas parang ako na ang masama kasi pinalagan ko lang??? NKKLK talaga..

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  13. For me less talk less mistake.

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  14. Pinoys being intrusive is limited to families. Sa frienship, Depende rin naman sa level of friendship yung pagiging intrusive. From experience, foreigners are more aloof to family issues or personal issues. . They hustle and dont have time to reach out whilst Pinoys nga have all the time na makialam.

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  15. It depends on the her definition of speaking up and action. Broadcasting everything is different. Marami naman nag i “speak up and act” na di brinibroadcast kaso minsan justice in ph is being served only to those who have money.

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    1. Its different on her part. She likes to broadcast everything.

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  16. Phils culture is very democratic..just listen to the noise around you maggie..in the streets, in the buses/jeeps, in divisoria, in the squatter area even in the streets of europe/america, fil. are so loud and vocal! You’ve been in a cocoon for a long time..get out of that shell!

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  17. Ano culture mo … mag tago 😅

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  18. Mga wala kasing balls mga pinoy haha mas gusto nila plastikan at backstabbing pero pag harapan.. walang nagsasalita! ugh

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  19. Sabi nga nila, its better to be kind.

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  20. May point si Maggie. May way naman kasi magsabi ng totoo nang maayos. Pero marami satin lalo na yung matatanda (hindi ko nilalahat ha), ayaw mapagsabihan ng mas bata kesyo dapat daw i-respeto sila kahit na pasaway.

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    1. Ay totoo yan. In fact nang galing pa lang ako sa situwasyon na nasigawan ako dahil lang sa isang tanong. Mga matatanda kasi ayaw nilang kinukwestyon sila ng mga nakababata.

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    2. Nka pag aral lang kasi kayo ng konti akala mo mas marunong na sa mga nkakatanda. Wala pang galang magsipagsalita. Wala kayong krapatansabhan matanda kc kulang pa kayo sa experience.

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  21. Ang haba di ko binasa Lol

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  22. Buti ka nga may outlet to speak. Other nationalities are not so priveleged.

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  23. Basta ako, as long na wala akong hinagawang masama, i will speak up. Di natin kontrolado pag iisip ng ibang tao eh.

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  24. Clout chaser. Ayusin mo life mo.

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    1. Ikaw na naman? Your opinion is only limited to the word "clout chaser".

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  25. umuwi ka na lang gurl dami mong dada haha ay wala ka nga palang bahay dito

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  26. afraid to speak up and act?

    andami n ngang antatapang jan eh n outspoken kuno wla naman sa lugar... gaya niya!

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    1. Mas maraming outspoken na wala sa lugar na Bastos na mga Marites, bashers at trolls.

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  27. Di ba lumalki ito sa Saudi? kung doon kaya sya kumuda ng ganyan, baka naman mabago nya ang culture ng Saudi in dealing with outspoken people, both men and women.

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  28. there is a proper time, venue, audience, and process for concerns and issues. do not make patol and talak, just report to the authorities or file a case in court.

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  29. I also don't like this about out culture. Filipinos are submissive and don't speak their minds. Pero pag talikod daming sinasabi.

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  30. Filipinos are so used to being subservient to other nationalities, we are used to addressing others by "sir, mam". This could be because we were under the Spanish and American Rule for approx 300 and 50 Years consecutively and were taught to show our respects. Even today, when we see a foreigner, we say sir or mam. Even those who came from the Philippines and work here still address their bosses with a sir and man. Here in the US, it is acceptable to address your bosses by tbeir first name or call them with a Mr/ Mrs/ Miss. there's no need to address them with a Sir. It is also acceptable to state your opinion whether right or wrong. Your superiors will take no offense, unlike in the Philippines where superiors are unapproachable. Its the norm and we Filipinos should start to learn to speak up.

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    1. dami mong sinabi about sir,
      a’am well its not really bad or weird or exclusively Filipino trait at all! Its a sign of respect if we dont really know who we are talking to. Even in Canada we call someone sir or madam if we dont know their names, we use miss as well. It is much better that way.

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  31. If you like to stay in other countries because you are no longer comfortable in the Philippines, you may stay just stay there.

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  32. Filipinos hide behind the shroud of anonymity when they speak up. Why? Because they’re afraid. There’s a culture of impunity sa Pinas. Medyo lumakas na nga ang loob ng iba kasi pwede na magpaTulfo lol Seriously, try coming home, Mags, and face your case. You’ll see what money and influence can do. Pinaputol nga kuryente nyo di ba. Imagine ano ang injustices na pwede maexperience ng mga nasa bottom of the food chain if magkamali sila ng babanggain.

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