Reflections over Coffee: The value of differences in perspectives and people
I think @juecoree has a great personality, great intelligence and sensibility, literary imagination and creativity.
He had a great talent for expressing important facts, emotions, and thoughts that he discovered in everyday life in poetic sentences!
His English sentences containing the Filipino sensibility, reason, and experience gave me more familiarity.
Although I am an East Asian, I could understand his sensibility and reason more easily.
However, @juecoree did not seem to express the Filipino culture, history, national and ethnic identity.😦
He did not express the political, economic and cultural identity and purpose of himself and of the Filipinos.
He simply enjoyed writing about his personal life and experiences.
There is little to no reason to be unhappy and unappreciative of our lives. It is easier said than done. We have no idea what others are going through. Life is not easy and imperfect. I'm not sure everyone agrees with me, but almost everything in life is hard. Some people were dissatisfied because they were overly concerned with what other people thought of them. We need to learn to love ourselves and be happy with what we have first. We respect others' perceptions of us but never allow anyone to impose their will on us.
We can't grow unless we are ready to grow and constantly improve ourselves, learning about ourselves and the people that surround us. We are all dreamers. We only fall over the chasm of doubt and procrastination and fear. We all make plans but still fail to execute. Watching people in the grocery changing counter and end up being delayed more. Rushing things isn't always the best decision. One small step makes a difference. Every time we stumble, we rise and thrive. No matter how blurry the end goal is. It is better to work continuously than regret that we should have done it.
@juecoree seemed to enjoy showing other people's lifes more than showing himself.
In general, women tend to enjoy being exposed to others rather than themselves.
So, I felt that @juecoree's sentences had a strong feminine inclination!
@juecoree So, is he conscious of other people's gaze like a woman?😄
His sentences were full of poetic beauty and imagination, but I felt that his hidden feelings and thoughts were not revealed!
LIVING WITH CHIYO
By the way, @asasiklause, a Filipino man full of sexual charm, exposed all his appearances.
I seemed to see his sexual hidden sexual desires are revealed in photos of Chiyo, a dog that he seems to love more than his lover.😱
I was suspicious of @asasiklause's special sexual orientation when I saw this shocking photo.😨😄
Unlike @juecoree, he was free to open up all of his life to others.
However, @asasiklause seemed to be living in his own ideal world, similar to @juecoree.
Although the two Filipinos acted opposite outwardly, their inner world seemed similar. Both of them seemed to pursue the isolationist peace of individuals separated from Filipino society.
Neither of them seemed to have any interest in the political, economic, social, and cultural issues, problems, and solutions of the Philippines.
It was surprising that both of them escaped the reality of the Philippines and lived in their own separated ideal world.😦
The goal is to force all humans globally into 30 MEGA-CITIES in order to give the impression that resources is limited, the earth is overpopulated, too small, too many people, that everything is too small, too bad, too everything, that we earthlings must therefore do everything their OVERLORDS COMMANDS FOR THE GREATER GOOD OF ALL HUMANITY. That is an aspect of the THE GREAT RESET which is also called Agenda 2030.
My friend @joeyarnoldvn is always doing research and analysis on the world's politics, economy, culture, and history, and the fact that two Filipino men are pursuing isolated pleasures in their own ideal world is unusual.
I believe that all men in the world have their own political, economic and ideological ambitions and visions!
Roxanne Marie is the twenty-year-old something who calls herself the Protean Creator.
However, while searching for comments from @juecoree, I stumbled upon a blog of an attractive Filipino woman.
To tell the truth, while searching for comments from @juecoree in the past, I found a blog by a sexy male @asasiklause.😄
The attractive Filipino @proteancreator, who identified herself as Roxanne Marie, seemed familiar with the cultural identity of Filipinos.
Growing up Filipino means being passed on of Asian Hispanic collectivist culture, contrary to the individualistic culture of the West. These are particularly prominent in the Philippines, a developing country, where poverty and inequality are centuries-long battles that still hasn't been completely won until now.
The tagasalo which are usually the panganay (usually, but not necessarily)-- partially, if not completely-- take on the role of being the secondary parent when the primary parents aren't around or available. This responsibility is often given to the ones seen as the more “intact” or "capable" among the siblings which in most cases, are the panganay.
@proteancreator argued that the Philippines had an Asian Hispanic collectivist culture that was different from Western individualism.😳
I had a hard time understanding an Asian Hispanic collectivist culture because it was my first encounter with an English word.😦
However, I felt that @proteancreator had excellent insight and expressiveness about Filipinos, culture and society!
I guessed, Filipinos are governed by family-centered collectivism rather than individualism!
Because my English speaking ability is an American elementary school student, it is difficult to fully express my thoughts.
However, I agree with @proteancreator's argument!
I was surprised to learn that @proteancreator, an attractive Filipino woman, did an excellent analysis of the cultural identity of individuals and groups in the Philippines.😲
I will continue to think about why my two attractive Filipino friends have avoided direct mention of the Filipino cultural identity.😄
Would the two Filipinos agree with the Filipino woman?
@asasiklause
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