We don't have gender pronouns in our language which is why it's hard for every Filipino to address someone based on their pronoun of choice. We cannot simply ask every person we meet or talk to ask them "What's your gender pronoun"? That is a waste of time and people might get irritated. On the contrary, courtesy should always prevail in every situation. As long as there is mutual respect and understanding.
we don’t have gender pronouns in Tagalog ayun pa lang pinaka importanteng dahilan. I am a Bahaghari but I beg to disagree with Larce but I respect your opinion sa sibabi nyang u will never understand the feeling inside ng isang LGBTQ+ totoo naman but wag tayong selfish. Let’s compromise and let’s have mutual respect and understanding. Kelangan may common ground. Mejo selfih ung kelangan maintindihan tayo when in fact kailangan din na maintindihan din natin sila lalo. Madami pang walang access sa education, walang access sa social media to educate people para sabihin na dapat maintindihan tayo. Yung normal na sa Manila eh hindi pa normal sa ibang lugar lalo ss remote areas ng Pinas. Buti nga inacknowledge pa ng Ma’am/ Sir dun pa lang respect na un. Pwede din pagod na ung crew kaya nagkamali na, pwedeng may pinagdadaanan din or pwedeng masama pakiramdam. Mutual understanding kung maliit na bagay hindi na lang palampasin dahil kahit anong sabihin natin na babae tayo biologically speaking and Sa mata ng Diyos lalaki padin tayo. Mapagmahal at mapagpatawad lang Si Papa Lord. Wag tayong demanding ng respect at overly sensitive. kung di ka naman binastos palampasin na lang ang maliit na pagkakamali.
