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The first Filipino Olympic gold medalist, first Filipino Nobel laureate are both women and the next Philippine President will be a woman.

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i haven't posting any studyblr-related lately and it's hard to combat the feeling of not being productive enough. i'm looking forward to this semester to have a sense of purpose again lol :< will journal too...
what would it be like to be the main character?
for this year’s celebration of international women’s day (March 8), i want to feature two different women from Taylor Swift’s masterpiece album, folklore.
in this patriarchal society, women have been deprived of security, safety, and opportunities. imagine women have had to learn self-defense, go home early, and the likes in order to feel safe against the threat brought by men. they are being abused physically, emotionally, and sexually, and in fact according to WHO, 1 in 3 (35%) of women worldwide have experienced either physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence in their lifetime. aside from this, they experience continuous discrimination in their every day lives.
we often admire women for being strong, but we always forget the reason why they have to be strong.
parallel to the real world, Taylor Swift, through her songs, has managed to tell us the stories of two strong women who experienced unfortunate teenage drama caused by, of course, a man.
a little (at least for non-swifties) known fact about her album folklore is that there are actually three songs that are connected to each other. these are cardigan, betty, and august. these three songs constitute a trilogy about a love triangle among betty, james, and the girl in the song august.
cardigan is a song written from a perspective of a girl who was hurt by a boy for flirting with another girl. in the song betty, we then realized the name of the girl is betty, while the boy’s name is james. in these two songs, we can immediately conclude that they should have been happy if the third girl did not enter the picture. it seems like the girl was being portrayed as “the other woman.”
however, if we listen thoroughly to the song august, we can analyze her grief and longing, and we can realize that she was a victim too. it hurts seeing another girl aside from betty being emotionally and sexually abused again by this jerk.
Remember when I pulled up and said, "Get in the car" And then canceled my plans just in case you'd call? Back when I was livin' for the hope of it all, for the hope of it all "Meet me behind the mall" - from the song August
these are the words of the august girl who was clearly not being treated right as she was told that their meeting place is just behind the mall. this is connected to the lyrics below:
I was walking home on broken cobblestones Just thinking of you When she pulled up Like a figment of my worst intentions She said, "James, get in, let's drive" Those days turned into nights Slept next to her, but I dreamt of you all summer long - from the song Betty (James’ POV)
not james sleeping with another girl while thinking betty. it is the audacity for me. both women deserve better.
betty deserves a man who does not look for another girl just because he found her dancing with another man in a prom, then comes back again like putting on an old cardigan while saying she was his favorite.
the speaker in august deserves a man who treats her right. who makes her feel that she is finally the main character in her own story and not just a second lead who was portrayed as a desperate woman. she deserves a man who gives her the assurance, the relationship with a label, the world.
or we can make this simple. maybe they do not need a man at all.
to all the women out there, i love you all. you all deserve a world without us.
to all the boys reading this, do not be a james. man up. “not all men” but enough men that every woman are now afraid of men. so stop using the “not all men” remarks as it just dismisses the miserable experiences of women caused by men.
bawing bawi naman 'tong lunes natin mga kumarz! 🍻🏋️♀️
ABANTE BABAE! 💜
ABANTE, BABAE!
Ngayong Marso, pinaaalab ang paggunita sa kalakasan, katatagan, at kadakilaan ng lahat ng kababaihang nagsusulong ng makabuluhang pagbabago saan mang dako ng mundo. Bahagi ng pagdiriwang ang pagtataguyod ng makatarungang lipunan, pagwaksi sa karahasan at pang-aaping dinaranas ng ating mga kababayan, at paghamon sa mga mapaniil na pamantayan ng lipunang ginagapos ng patriyarkiyang kumikitil sa kasarinlan ng isip, puso, at diwa ng pagiging babae, ng pagiging tao.
Patuloy tayong tumindig! Sama-sama nating ipaglaban ang karapatan at dignidad ng sangkababaihan. Hindi natatapos ngayong Marso ang pakikibaka; magpapatuloy ito hanggang sa makamit natin ang isang lipunang tunay na ingklusibo at progresibo. Isulong natin ang isang lipunang nananaig ang hustisyang lumalaban sa pananamantala at panghuhusga sa kasarian. Ang pakikibaka ng kababaihan ay pakikibaka rin ng Inang Bayan.
BIGKISIN AT PAKILUSIN ANG KABABAIHAN TUNGO SA TUNAY NA PAGKAKAPANTAY-PANTAY!
BABAE, TULOY ANG ARANGKADA AT PAKIKIBAKA! I-PHASEOUT ANG PAHIRAP SA MASA!

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Breaking Free: Embracing Femininity and Defying Stereotypes
"Mourning the years I spent trying not be like other girls" ~ Andrea Panaligan
I've just stumbled upon this idea, and it totally hits home. If I could speak to my younger self, I'd tell her that there's absolutely nothing wrong with embracing your feminine side—there's no shame on being a woman. Don't let society dictate that being girly or "maarte" is a bad thing. Masculinity doesn't define strength, and femininity doesn't equate to weakness. So go ahead, be your authentic self, and break free from those outdated expectations. Abante, babae!
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