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Thursday, August 11, 2016

Woman bashes man online for not offering his seat. Does she have a right to demand? ~SHARE~

For not giving his seat to Karla Monique Olandesca on an MRT ride home.  Karla  posted a photo of this clueless man and bashes him. Was Karla right or wrong in posting this man's photo or was she wrong. I think she was and is wrong and she owes this man a public apology.  What makes Karla special that this man's seat should be offered to her.

Look at his face, doesn't he look tired too?

Men and women have equal rights and if you are talking about physical endurance, women can walk around the mall all day while men drag their feet in exhaustion

Please share your thoughts by leaving a comment.

Shown below is what Karla posted on Facebook.



Karla is popular on Facebook. She is followed by13,844 people.



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5 comments:

  1. UnknownAugust 11, 2016 at 3:13 PM

    Sana lang for some guys na walang balak magpaupo ng mga babae, iwasan lang po sana na tignan pa yung babae eye to eye tapos ngingiti pa. Yung iba kasi may kasama pa tapos magbubulungan at magtatawanan pa. Nakakainsulto kasi talaga yun. Pumikit na lang po kayo.

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  2. Ex OLX buyerAugust 11, 2016 at 4:54 PM

    Bakit siya tatayo para ka paupuin? Buntis ka ba? Ang yabang mo kung makalait pinaputi ka lang ng gluta kala mo ang ganda mo na. Tignan mo nga ilong mo, malaki pa sa tenga mo. Ikaw ang masama ang ugali. Gaano ba ka special tingin mo sa sarili mo para tumayo ang lalaki at paupuin ka? Nakakita ka na ba ng lane sa supermarket na para sa mga babae lang? ng parking para sa mga babae lang? Wala unless buntis ka, disabled ka or senior citizen.

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  3. UnknownAugust 12, 2016 at 9:23 AM

    The quick and only answer is NO. She has no right...she has no right to demand that a seat be given to her because DEMANDED it (even if silently). She likes respect? She better earn it. No amount of FB ranting can alter the fact that kindness is A TWO-WAY STREET. Has she shown such virtue to others? Has she given up her seat to a pregnant woman, or, to an old man with a cane? Here's the reminder for her (and for all of us): " But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control; against such things there is no law." Gal 5:22-23.

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  4. UnknownAugust 12, 2016 at 3:41 PM

    I'm a 56-year-old mom of 2 girls. I ride the MRT and LRT sometimes and I know how difficult it can be especially during rush hours. Nevertheless, when I do, I DO NOT expect guys to give me their seats because I'm female and older. If a guy does that, I show my gratitude by thanking him and offering to hold onto his things if ever he's carrying any. I think if a female is young, healthy, and able to ride the MRT/LRT then, standing all the way is NOT a problem. NEVER EXPECT ANYTHING from strangers--just be gratefully surprised if they do a good deed--so you won't become disappointed, frustrated, and mean.

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  5. rodolfo d.August 13, 2016 at 1:19 PM

    Miss sa susunod gumising ka nang maaga at uwi ka nang maaga para maka upo ka sa MRT. Huwag kan mag lakwatsa tingnan mo late kana naka uwiat wala kanang upoan. huwag kang manhid at makasa rili nagbayan na man yung lalaki ah. boy friend mo ba siya? kung hindi tiis ka lahat naman kayo pasahero. Para kang si Kris Magdalena daldalira wala namang tuno.

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