Unpopular opinion: Men are naturally more submissive then women. They make better soldiers bc of this. As women we make much better leaders. We don't navigate from our egos and we can listen, that's why we excel in law, art, teaching, business, engineering and healthcare

these are the type of privileges i randomly remember i have and then i burst into tears because we’ve have really come such a long way. forever grateful to all the women who shaped this path for me.

bakit nakikisali yung mga di marunong maghugas ng pwet

how southeast asia was formed

women are the happiest seeing women win

first in my bloodline to do a masters and settle abroad without a husband

she didn’t stutter.

first in my bloodline to be a misandrist

many such cases in the philippines

Stop treating art degrees like theyre useless then.

The Binondo-Santa Cruz-Quiapo corridor

Indonesia and Malaysia have started to boycott these pieces of racist sh1t kaya pandering na sila sa Pinoy. Y'all need to stop going to a country na ang tingin sa iyo at mga kamukha mo ay — mababahong unggoy. Go to our #SEAblings instead. Fast lane ka pa sa immigration.

I was on a train and a pregnant woman was asking for a seat. I offered mine, but she said she couldn’t sit there because it was in the center and she was already feeling nauseous and suffocated. So she asked a guy at the corner. He said, “You can sit on my lap.” Before anyone

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Rafah is gone. A city with over 3,500 years of history. The city my grandmother lived in 80 years ago. Bulldozed. Erased in the blink of an eye. I will never forgive the world.

2 years ago everyone was posting all eyes on Rafah but now no one is talking about how Rafah is completely destroyed, the city no longer exists. Do you understand how many times a city has to be bombed for it to be completely flattened. why does nobody care that the 3500 year old

Rafah was a city that was older than 3500 years. It’s gone because of Israel. It has been leveled and ethnically cleansed. A loss like this sets back humanity and education

I feel uncomfortable with how people are speaking about Rafah it makes me uneasy. Rafah isnt “gone” people are still there. The land is still there. The people. Don’t allow this! Don’t normalise this! We have to fight for Rafah, for Gaza! While we still can!

if a man can casually sexualize a woman on national tv, in the middle of a formal government hearing, imagine what he feels entitled to say — or do — when the cameras aren’t on. he holds public office and still acts like that. putangina mo, bong suntay. manyakis.