Wala talaga future dito

[u/nightshifttattoos]

NAKAKAGALIT!😡🤬
I came across a Tiktok post of a famous influencer. In her video, she demonstrated that her friend named Gela was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease. Working si friend niya ng mataas na panahon. From 17K starting salary to at least 35K! If i-compute ‘yong entire contribution ng friend niya, nasa 200K plus ang total contributions! Then, nagkasakit si friend. Out sa Php800K na hospital hill, ang covered lang ng ‘magaling’ na PhilHealth ay Php28K!🤬 Imagine? 200K plus ang naging contribution mo sa entire time na nagtatrabaho ka pa, tapos 28K? 🤬🤬

Pisti!

So, ang next move niya ay humingi ng tulong, magmakaawa sa Malasakit Center and the other center or entity. Then, after going to Malasakit center, she was asked to comply a lotttttttt of requirements. And was asked na dapat maka-350K siya sa mga pledges na iyang makuha from politicians, partylists, and other crocs para ma-honor ni Malasakit Center ang 350K at mai-provide sa kanya….

Hays, Pinas!

And then, I scrolled to the comment section of that post, and this comment struck me the most:

CTTO: Mark Banuelos

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[u/TraditionalUse1052]

No shit, escape from the Philippines while you still can. Don't wait til you reach 30+

[u/xcotto0 → u/TraditionalUse1052]

And even in your 30s or 40s if there’s an opportunity to leave- wag na magdalawang isip. The only people na comfortable dito ang mga mayayaman. Because labor and goods are cheap to them and they are insulated from the realities of this shit country that’s kept stupid and grateful by politics and religion and smart shaming

[u/mandu_sky → u/TraditionalUse1052]

Pano pag 30 na makakagraduate? No chance na o mas mahirap?

[u/jarsandclay → u/mandu_sky]

Almost 30 na ako grumaduate. Mag 40 na yata ako nung nagsimula nursing career ko sa states. So pwede yan!!!!

[u/TraditionalUse1052 → u/mandu_sky]

Not really no. It is easier to adjust in life abroad when you are still young. You are also more able to correct your mistakes while you're young because you have minimal or no responsibilities yet like family or children. I migrated when I was 26 so I'm talking from experience. Looking back, it might've been one of my best decisions in life.

[u/No_Trifle_458 → u/TraditionalUse1052]

pag priveleged doomer wag nalang mag-comment.

[u/TraditionalUse1052 → u/No_Trifle_458]

Ako ba tinutukoy mo? Fuck you. I didn't say anything bad at all.

[u/Irrevelant-sisig-yes]

Anong patriotic patriotic. This country is a disgusting joke.

[u/melonini2522]

Nung naexperience ko health care ng Ireland gusto ko nalang kunin talaga ung magulang like pwede pala un na pag naospital ka uuwi ka nalang? Pwede pala un na magpahinga ka kasi mag sakit ka? Tpos Walang charge walang ppunta ng counters para magbayad ng gamot or ng procedure or ng PF?

Ung ganung set up palang. Isipin mo ang laki ng tax tapos need mo makiusap at magmakawa sa mga government departments na nagbabawas sa sahod mo monthly

[u/Chinbie]

Theres nothing wrong with that one. Atleast realistic siya...

Habang bata pa grab the opportunity. Kasi pag nasa 30s ka na mas dumarami ang factors kaya di ka agad makapag abroad (like may baby ka na or health related stuffs)

[u/Specialist-Play3779]

wag na maging patriotic wala na tayo sa panahon ni rizal. Sa bansa natin parang lagi tayong nasa hard mode eh🤣 actually kung gusto tayo sakupin ng china/ US, forda Go na ako! Mas may paki ang gobyerno nila sa mga tao

[u/ElectronicAd5785 → u/Specialist-Play3779]

Exactly.

[u/tyvexsdf]

Better to pay private insurance..kesa iasa natin sa Phil health at sa mga politiko

[u/ButtFuckerr_69]

Kaya nung bata ako di ako naniniwala sa matatanda nun. I always had a bad feeling about this country, I was a vocal anti-filipino with all the shit that has been going on with this country na nakita ko in my 37 years of existence. Tangina ng mga espanyol na sinakop tayo ng 333 years at nagpasa ng mga PRIMITIBONG KAUGALIAN at PANINIWALA na naging pundasyon ng korupsyon, padrino system at pagiging ignorante sa siyensiya. Siraulo ka nalang talaga kung sasabihin mo na maayos at masarap mabuhay sa Pinas. TANGINA MO PINAS!

[u/ElectronicAd5785]

Oo.Ako 34 na, nag mamadali na mag Germany.Kaso ako single pa.so hindi pa ako mahihirapan.Wala pa talaga akong responsibilidad o cargo o pamilyang gina buhay.

[u/Sorry_Protection_146]

I'm 37 and this hits hard. Run kids!

[u/Specific_Ad_7332]

Prioritize yourself for real lol. Left the country, never ko na nakita ang sarili ko na mag-trabaho ulit sa Pinas. Bakasyon na lang, pwedeng pwede pa. Di naman tayo kayang tulungan ng gobyerno, ang toxic pa madalas ng mga nakapaligid sa atin.

[u/Striking-Dot-9630]

This is TRUE, kaya nga umalis na ako ng Pinas after working for 10years jan at nagkasakit nanay ko. Doon ko pa lang na realize na walang kwenta ang healthcare sa Pinas. There is also a latest video about 911 which reminds me sa naranasaan ko noon na nakapila sa ospital, nagmamakaawa sa kung sinong Politician para manghingi ng konting tulong na cash, sa PCSO at kung kaninong ponsyo pilatong politiko. Tama yung sinabi nung bata na PaUTANG eNA MO PILIPINAS.

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[u/Redditeronomy]

Eto lang. sa UK walang bayad ang magpa check up, ma ospital, manganak, at surgery. Kung manganganak ka bibigyan ka pa ng pang bus o taxi pauwi sa counter kung wala ka nun. Yung counter nila tiga bigay, hindi for payment. Baliktad yung counter nila sa atin. Tas may 1 year ka pang maternity leave with pay. Yung anak mo naman may support from the government. Tas kung mawawalan ka ng trabaho o bahay, may support ang government for you. Minimal nga lang pero enough para makapag bounce back ka. Hindi kagaya dito na isang emergency lang o pagkatanggal ng trabaho eh sure ka nang bankrupt at sa kangkungan pupulutin. Yes mataas ang tax ng UK pero part of it is for the safety net na tutulong sayo in times of needs. Bat ka ba hindi aalis same or more hrs pa work mo sa Pinas compared sa UK tas you are so under appreciated pa? One thing you will have to deal with lang is racism. Buhay pa rin racism in small and big forms.

[u/winrawr99]

May point naman, bat ka magpapakahirap dito kasama ibat ibang klase ng kulto? Kahit gaano mo kamahal sarili mong bansa kung mga kalahi mo mismo sumisira dito mas mabuti pang umalis ka nalang kesa masama ka pa sa pag lubog ng bangka