The Philippines remains the underdog of the international community: Often neglected, and not given too much attention.
Now, we all know to solve that problem: Only through UNLEARNING what was taught by the older generation about taboo topics, such...
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OK, so if you know me too well, I'm that person who isn't too good in self-introductions. Through editing photos, now if you take a look, that's a woman with many tattoos on her body, which serves as my public display photos.
The woman's face suggests, "She's Japanese," because yours truly knows quite a lot about Japanese pop culture stuffs, and a lot more. I believe, Japan is totally under-represented in the advocacy group called CoRRECT Movement which fawns a lot over countries like Singapore and Canada, two countries where I wouldn't recommend looking up to. I would say, if you start living in Japan, you'll learn to love and appreciate the Philippines more (trust me!), because a lot of Filipinos can still practice their culture and take pride of their heritage in the Land of the Rising Sun, so long as they RESPECT Japanese social rules and customs.
Regarding the tattoos, that's because she represents, "Resilience in times of adversity." So before you look down on women with tattoos, what's the use of your advocacy as a reformist?
She represents a divorced woman with many tattoos, or a single, unmarried mom, but still does everything to make ends meet. So, if we want a better place for people like her, then we must set aside our biases, and let's start working together as Filipinos.
